Chapter Sixty Two
Memories are fragile things.
Third Person’s Point of View
Louise was tasked to take care of Mint.
It was not like Leighton could not take the responsibility, but he wanted her to bond with others and seek solace from everyone in the pack. He did not want her breaking down when his voice is not near when she’s had to break yet another memory. To this point, he was able to fix his job while being safe into knowing that his mate was safe. He did quite understand why the wolf was hesitant on leaving them alone to fend for her human.
She was completely unpredictable, and most days she would be quiet enough.
Not a single voice from her mouth.
Then on rare days, she would be unstoppable.
“Louise.” She had called despite the darkness, getting quite used with the absenc
