JEALOUSY

“No, we’re all good. I don’t need to go back there. Besides, if there is anything that they want to say, we can always talk about it in another meeting,” he said, looking back at her. “Let me drop you off, that way we can discuss what to do and how to look for whatever it is that’s causing this trouble.”

“Fine,” she said as she turned around to face the door.

King was relieved that she had agreed. Given how much she had argued with him, he’d thought that she would fight him on it and likely choose to leave without him.

King had no intentions of talking about pack safety. There would be time for that later. For now, all he wanted was to have her close to him for as long as he could manage.

He led her outside to his car where his driver was waiting for him, and asked him to take them to the Moonwood Inn.

Emilia sat beside him, looking out the window; she observed the environment while he observed her. There truly was so much difference between how she’d looked before and the way that sh