Unwritten Mates

against the car, his arms crossed and looking like he was in his own world until he saw me. The way his eyes nearly popped out of his head? Yeah, he knew something was wrong. I was so close, just

rings, and I figured I must be in some room at the Inn. But then, I caught this soft argument happening outside the window, voices carried on the breeze. Curiosity got the better of me, so I dragged myself over to the window. Below was this beautiful ga

, what the hell?" Ethan spoke with a low and men

d...and I didn't mean to cause any trouble!" Nick's voice sounded ten

nging?!" Ethan's voice rose, frustration bubbling over as he looked around, realizin

had time to duck away from the window before Ethan could see what Nick had spotted. When I finally peeked out again, they were gone. But just as I was about to pull away, something caught my eye-a wolf, the same one I'd helped take to the vet earlier, was standing at the edge of the yard. It glanced at me,

d like forever. I went to locate the kitchen, but as I turned the c

ered, taking a step back

s I glanced up, I noticed how charming he was. Great, now I was blu

're turning all shades of red?" he

it's hot, that's all," I li

ched on the heater." His smile widened, and my che

" I blurted out, hoping to divert th

ad. We could always make you something," he

ch," I said, heading for the kitchen. Staying

ealized I had forgotten to ask about my

, causing me to jump with a squeaky yelp that I immediately regretted. E

anted to let you know that your parents went to check out their new Inn, about thirty minutes from here. The

en't frea

tor. She checked you out and said you were just fatigued fr

nd whatnot, but I've never passed out. I remember my hand burning, pain shooti

ot wanting to fall down the rabbit hole. Was it just fatigue? Every

I turned to see, but before I could realize what was going on, the door that Ethan was hanging out of, slammed shut, leaving me alone in the kitchen, my pulse hammering. I tried to tell m