STARLETTE
I wasn’t frightened by his sudden coldness. I was already used to his moods.
“I haven’t seen you since that day,” I said, unafraid, as I took a spot beside him and sat down.
“Yes.” He muttered, shifting his gaze back to the running stream. “You haven't answered my question, Starlette. What are you doing here?”
His voice still held that cold edge.
“I came to see you. Obviously.” I replied, rolling my eyes.
“You should go back before your mate starts looking for you.” He picked up a stone and tossed it into the stream.
“So you’re scared of the big bad Alpha.” I teased.
He glanced at me, a smile finally tugging at his lips. “You wish.”
“Of course I’m right.” I impulsively stood up and ran into the running stream, splashing my legs in the water. It was so warm and felt goo
