Princess of Wolves: A Reverse Harem Romance by Starling Bree

Author:Starling, Bree
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2018-10-23T16:00:00+00:00

15

Allie

Jasper vanished off into the trees, leaving Beau and I alone on the trail. That wasn’t unusual; he was always off investigating strange sounds and smells, but he always returned to my side like a persistent shadow.

However, I sensed a change in my guards today. Ever since I had caught them talking this morning, they had been acting strangely.

Beau kept up a cheerful string of questions about my life in the city, but behind his easy smile I could see a hint of worry in his eyes. He was watching me more closely than usual, like he was looking for some hidden sign.

Mal’s teasing smile had a strange hardness to it, and he’d given me a long look before heading out ahead to scout. And even as Beau and I talked, I could feel Jasper’s eyes on me.

Something was definitely wrong, and I thought I knew what it was. I still hadn’t told them what I was planning to do, and the closer we got to Silver Grove the less time I had to choose. The moon was getting fuller by the day, and being back in the Pack would likely make things more complicated, not less.

Part of me wanted to talk to Gram about it all: the ceremony, the men, the idea of me being Queen. She was so wise, she would know what to do. But I did feel like I owed it to my guards to at least tell them what I was thinking now. They had come this far with me, after all, and they had all been so kind, each in their own way.

“Penny for your thoughts?” Beau asked, smiling at me.

“We’re getting closer to Silver Grove.”

He nodded. “It must be strange after being gone so long,” he said, neatly sidestepping the real issue. I could tell he was hesitating, holding back another question, but I was glad he didn’t say it out loud. “I bet your grandmother will be so happy to see you,” he said instead, and I smiled.

But as I began to reply, I fell silent. I could have sworn I heard something.

Beau froze beside me, every muscle tense, listening.

There it was again: the unmistakable cry of a wolf yelping in pain.

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