ELLIE.
I was so grateful for Amber’s help. Usually, my son Adam would be here to help on a Friday night, but he had been away all week and hadn’t made it back in time. We had sent him to visit some of the other packs in the country in the hopes he would find his mate. No luck so far, unfortunately, but it will happen when it’s meant to.
Mary had clearly raised that girl well, I smiled at the thought. She had jumped in to help out of the goodness of her heart. She was a very good waitress too. Now that it had quietened down, Amber was back at her table, continuing her meal. I turned to my husband, Peter, who was just finishing her next plate. “For a human, that girl doesn’t half eat like a wolf.” I chuckled. He stopped and looked at me “Are you completely sure that she’s just human?” He a
