A Pack of Love and Hate (The Boulder Wolves Book 3) by Olivia Wildenstein

Author:Olivia Wildenstein [Wildenstein, Olivia]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Twig Publishing
Published: 2019-07-29T16:00:00+00:00

29

“What the fuck are you doing here, Clark?” he spat out as I joined him in the middle of the lawn.

Cassandra was still standing in the shadows of the evergreens, and the rest of her pack had remained on the terrace.

I pursed my lips. “How did you even know where I was?”

“Liam wanted to speak with you, so we drove over to your house. Jeb said you were at the campus bookstore, but the campus bookstore doesn’t open at the ass crack of dawn, so I’m not sure how he fell for that. He probably assumed you went to see your boyfriend.”

“August isn’t my boyfriend,” I said, making sure my mouth was visible to Morgan. I wanted her to know this. Even though she hadn’t threatened August, it couldn’t hurt to get him off her radar. “And I’m here because I was trying to get her to put the peace treaty back on the table.”

“You think Liam’s changed his mind because of the—” I stepped on his foot so hard that he grumble-shouted, “What the hell’s wrong with you?”

“I’m his Second. I should get to make these calls without being undermined by someone who has no rank in the pack.”

His jaw unhinged.

“Now let’s get out of here. We’re making a scene. I bet Liam would hate that even more than his Second coming to negotiate on his behalf. And even though you didn’t ask, the duel’s still on.”

I started walking around the inn. There was no need to go through the deck where more wolves had come out to eat breakfast.

Lucas fell in step beside me. “Wasn’t sure if we’d get you back in one—” A soundless snarl contorted his lips.

I followed the direction of his stare. Sitting at one of the picnic tables was Sarah, and next to her was another blond: Alex Morgan.

“When did that fucking happen?” Lucas said through gritted teeth.

“Sarah eating breakfast with her pack?” I knew that wasn’t what had gotten his boxers in a twist.

“He’s playing with her fucking hair,” he hissed.

Alex caught us looking his way and smiled wide, and inside, I cringed, but outside, I glared. Sarah said something that made the Creek in front of her chuckle, and that deepened Lucas’s scowl.

I touched his arm that felt like steel rigging. “She’s a Creek now. It’s only normal that she tries to fit in.”

“Fit in?” He sounded like he was choking.

I pulled him around the building, straight into the employee parking lot where I’d left the van.

“How come you’re so chill about this, Clark? Isn’t she your bestie?”

“She’s nineteen. She knows what she’s doing.”

Lucas’s lips curled in disgust.

I scanned the parking lot for Liam’s car. When I didn’t see it, I asked, “You have a ride or do you need one?”

Barely opening his lips, he said, “Liam dropped me off but was worried what he’d do if he stuck around.”

To me or to Cassandra?

I beeped the doors open. “Well, get in then.”

During the drive into town, he didn’t say a word. Just simmered quietly.

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