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Iask, trying to calm the anxiousness I’m feeling.
“I have a fake ID. You don’t need to worry about me,”
he says, and I nod. He’s careful, he’ll be ok. It’s me who is a mess here.
“Send your brother the address and we’ll head to the station in the meantime,”
he combs his fingers through my hair as he looks into my eyes.
I sigh heavily, resting my forehead against his. “Today is just going all wrong.”
“It’ll get better. Come on, we’ll grab something to eat too,”
he kisses my shoulder and I nod, sighing.
“Means I’m going to have to tell Atticus about us.”
“Not ready?”
he asks quietly, his gaze dipping to my breasts, his eyes darkening. “We could leave that part out.”
“No. I am ready,”
I answer softly; even if it is going to be hard, I’m not going to pretend we are not together. I chose him because I have seen the good in him, even if he is rough around the edges.
He’s watching me intently, his fingers playing with the strap of my bra. “Come on, then.”.
A part of me wants to finish what we began, but life just isn’t giving us a break.
I nod. “Give me a minute,”
I sigh.
“I’ll get the rest of the stuff out of the truck,”
he says, his hands caressing my waist before he moves back.
I nod. “Make sure you bring everything into this room…”
I say.
He raises an eyebrow, looking down at me. “Everything?”
“Yeah, I mean when I need to cool off you can go to the other room… but I think we can share a room… I want to…”
I answer with a pout.
His grey eye glints. “I know other ways to cool you off…”
he murmurs, glancing at me before he leaves the room, his fingers combing through his hair once again.
I blush lightly, sitting there before my mind drifts to darker thoughts and I ponder over the crash.
Unlocking my phone, I go on to my own web browser and search for the story. Watching the video as two cars with no number plates close in on my car from both sides.
My heart thuds as one of the cars makes a flash of memory from the night beforerush to the forefront of my head. Something I had not paid attention to. I had. seen that blue-grey truck parked at the apartment complex the night before.
MV /thuds as I stare at my screen, watching as the truck smashes into my car from the side, forcing mine to careen to the side of the road. The hazard lights are on and I feel terrified for Matt, knowing what is to come…
What if I had driven it myself?
Zade was right… it wasn’t sate… This is getting out of hand, and something needs to be done.
“Still nothing coming to mind, Doctor?”
the officer asks patronisingly.
“No, I don’t know who is after me. I have done nothing to become a target… but it’s becoming a common thing, isn’t it? A werewolf being hunted?”
I snap, my patience wearing thin with his indirect jabs regarding why I would have some enemies’.
“Not that we’ve heard-“
“That is a lie. I have had two acquaintances gone, and I reported both…”
Zadesays.
“I wonder why… you don’t really look like an honourable citizen, right? I see your type every day.”
“Excuse me, you might be an officer, but you will show respect,”
I say coldly, feeling a flare of protectiveness and irritation rush through me, “I am a doctor, officer, and I won’t hesitate to report this appalling attitude of yours.”
I’m not sure how much power that would hold, but it does make him look away from Zade, who remains emotionless.
“Well, that’s not my job, but this one is. We’ll contact you if we need to ask anything further. Leave your address please,”
he says.
Zade takes the paper and I know for a fact he won’t be leaving the correct.address, and I don’t want him to either. I didn’t like this officer at all. There’s just something off about him.
He’s meant to be questioning someone who could have died, instead, he’s unbothered and acting almost bored.
My phone pings and I glance at it.
It’s Atticus. He’s en route to our place. We needed to get moving.
“Well, Mr Daniels, thanks for your input, too,”
the officer says to Zade, who nods before taking my hand. The officer watches us intently as we take our leave.
“I didn’t like him,”
Zade says as we wait for a cab.
It’s a little chilly now and despite the jacket I’m wearing, I can feel the cold.
“Me neither.”
“You’re cute when your claws come out,”
he teases and I smile, shivering slightly. “Cold? Little Mate?”
“Not really… I can’t believe that took so long… how are you feeling?”
I ask as Zade removes his leather jacket and places it around my shoulders.
“I’m good.”
My heart skips a beat as he readjusts his hood covering his face before placing his arm around my shoulders loosely.
We’re only catching a ride to where his motorbike is parked a few streets away.
It’s been a long day and I’m ready for it to end, but that isn’t going to happen since Atticus is visiting.
“Let’s grab some food on the way back. Atticus probably hasn’t eaten either”
I suggest.
“Sure,”
he agrees as he opens the cab door and gets in before sliding over.
I cock a brow, finding that a little weird. I don’t comment on it as he directs the driver before placing a hand on my knee. He’s looking out of the window, and we remain silent until we get to our destination. A spot that Zade chose a little downifrom where his bike is parked. I spot the Asian food restaurant across the road.
“Oh perfect! We can order from there,”
I say as the cab driver slows down.
The cab driver rings up our fare and Zade pays with cash before he leans over andopens my me, only when both my legs are out, does he get out slamming
Goor for the door shut and swiftly strides around the cab to me?
“Why are you acting weird?”
I cock a brow once he’s shut the door.
“If we’re going in a cab… I’m always going to be the first one in and you will be the first one out. Safety, Little Mate. Who knows if the driver is trustworthy?”
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