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I truly have a pack and a family that loves me.
“You should make some of those cookies they like,” April tells me with a smirk, and I smack her arm.
“I should never have told you that,” I grumble. “Pervert.”
“I’m not the one who put my own slick into my macarons,” she says, shaking her head. “That was the craziest story you’ve ever told me.”
“What did you do?” Tammy asks from the kitchen. “Do I even want to know?”
“Not really,” I blush, while April buries her face into the couch pillow, snorting with laughter.
I really missed her. The fact that she can even sit next to me and smile after everything she’s been through is a testament to her character.
Tammy takes a phone call and heads upstairs, while April wipes at her eyes.
“It’s not that funny,” I grumble, sending her into another laughing fit.
“I can’t believe your shoes really flew off,” she gasps, her face turning red. “They flew off!”
“I got hit by a car, you asshole!” I smack her with a cushion, but she won’t stop giggling. Then, I’m chuckling with her.
When we calm down, she looks at me, her light brown eyes gentle. “I’m sorry I’m laughing so much,” she admits. “It’s just…better than crying about everything, you know? Because I could do that for a very long time.”
I nod. “Me too. Don’t apologize. It’s a miracle you’re even here with me.”
“Nah,” she shakes her head. “No, it’s not.”
I frown. “What do you mean?”
“As stubborn as you are? You were going to find me. I knew you would.”
Tears form at the corners of my eyes. “You did?”
She nods. “You hold grudges. You wouldn’t rest until you found the fucker.”
“I thought you said holding grudges was one of my bad habits.”
“This time, it was helpful.”
“Imagine that.”
She rolls her eyes. “Imagine.”
I can’t help but smile when I answer the door.
My pack dressed to impress.
Landon’s in his usual white-button up and grey tie, while River wears a fitted dark green shirt I’ve never seen before that matches his eyes. Vincent is in a grey blazer with dark jeans.
My mouth waters as their scents envelop me.
Mine.
These men belong to me, and I belong to them.
“Hey, baby,” River says, smirking as his eyes rake down my body. “You look nice. Haven’t seen you all day.”
Vincent huffs and steps around him to pull me into his arms. “I missed you,” he murmurs in my ear, and I smile.
