Elgin had barely parked the car when Rucker came running to open my door.
“Would a phone call be too much to ask?”
“Sorry, I didn’t see the time go by.”
He gave Elgin an angry look.
“This is the first time that you have walked alone with all these humans around you. I wondered if you...”
“It’s okay, she was with me! No need to lecture her, she’s no longer a little girl,” interrupted Elgin, visibly very irritated.
“Hey, wolf, if you could wisely stay in your place instead of speaking?”
“This isn’t going to start again! Rucker, I’m sorry I worried you, next time I’ll call you. I’m fine. We went for a walk. There. Nothing to get excited about.”
Rucker raised an eyebrow and took turns looking at Elgin and me.
“A walk?”
Elgin approached me and grabbed me by the waist to hug me.
“Is i
