No coffee and breakfast were waiting for me in the morning this time, yet there was an apology coming from Jase. I shook my head and smiled.
“I get it, don’t worry,” I said and petted the wolf. The answer was a muted whine and a thankful lick. I chuckled and kissed the beast’s nose. “I understand that your injuries need a bit more time and that they are still painful. I don’t want you to be in more pain than necessary, so I get it. I just don’t get why I can’t feel your pain.” I sighed and petted the wolf again.
It was a slow day, and I didn’t mind it at all. I was leaving the next day, so I wanted to use every minute we still had for each other.
On the other hand, Jase seemed not to enjoy the couch cuddling session as much as I did because, after two hours or so, he climbed off of me l
