Chapter 34

Beki barked something, but I wasn’t in the mood to listen to her voice of reason. Not when Griff was trying to rewrite history and make it look like I was obsessed with him.

She barked again.

“If I was fixated with Griff, it was because of his betrayal,” I said into our bond.

If she had brows, they would have risen.

“It’s true,” I snapped. “He’s the most aggravating man I’ve ever met. We have nothing in common except for our wolves.”

Beki pushed against the bond, seeming to reach for Griff… or rather the part of his soul that was her mate. I shuffled a little closer to the annoying creature at my side, just as he did the same.

“My wolf won’t stop pestering me about yours,” he said, as though that explained anything.

“Keep telling yourself that,” I said, even though I was moving toward him until our bodies touched.

Griff’s hand brushed against mine, sending a shiver of anticipation down my spine. He turned his head toward me, his gaze boring into the side of my face.

I licked my lips.