CAULDER
I waited outside for Remy to emerge. I had no idea when she was leaving, but I knew it was late in the day. I was confident I knew how she was leaving the house unnoticed. I had taught her my trick for sneaking out not that long ago, and it had been proven effective for me for years. I tucked myself away in the bushes and waited.
I had no idea how much time passed before she finally emerged from the pack house, just the way I had anticipated. I stopped breathing to make sure she didn’t catch onto me. Her werewolf senses were much more keen than mine, so if she was paying close attention, she would easily find me.
Remy kept low to the ground and looked around. She took a deep inhale, and she paused, her entire body tense. She looked in my direction, and my heart raced. If she ca
