Chapter 120

Anger didn't begin to cover it. He was livid beyond belief. He ahd withdraw into his wolf there for a bief moment. She obviously hadn’t caught on or she’d shape shifted too and all hell would’ve broken lose. There was a reason nobody, not even Noah or the hired hand Simon sparred with him without precaution. His entire world spun on a singular axis when he fought His humanness bid adieu, without the physical tether his spirit soared as a wolf, his central nerves staved off the rational human mind to the furthest edge possible so there remained only animal savagery. He knew what triggered that reaction. It was her fault. She would be lying in the ditch back in that ally like a dried raisin. Her incense scent had leveled with him before he did something drastic. Which is why anger didn’t begin to cover what he was feeling.

He noticed a slight limp in her left foot. It would swell and bruise the size of postal stamps, teetering everywhere. He had dragged her like a rag doll when she len