“No, just my regular one.”
“Well, I think that it’s a good idea to start over with a fresh spellbook and add spells as you go.Writing them down again will help cement them in your mind, and you won’t have any bad feelings toward your old coven clouding your abilities, and you can begin again.”
“That makes sense,” Kaeli said.
Cinder smiled, moved over a few shelves, and pulled out a dark green leather journal that was embossed with leaves.“From me to you.”
“Thank you so much, Cinder.”
“We can get started tomorrow.I heard that Solan will be going to work tomorrow, guarding Leo and his mate Mira at the dealership.”
“Perfect,” Kaeli said.She hugged both books to her chest.
“What’s perfect?”Solan asked as he and Adam walked into the library.
“Cinder’s going to help me start my magic training all over again.Any spells I should work on first?”
“How about protection spells?”Solan suggested.
“Those are kind of advanced,” Cinder said.“Think more like lighting a candle.”
“Oh, okay.Well, we can always use lit candles.”
Kaeli shook her head with a chuckle.“You’re adorable.”
Adam snorted so hard he coughed.
Solan narrowed his eyes.“Wolves aren’t adorable, they’re fierce and rugged.”
“I think Adam’s pretty adorable,” Cinder quipped.
“Any-way,” Adam said, extending the word into hard syllables.“You two have a good night; I’m going to see if my mate left me any snacks.”
“See you tomorrow,” Cinder said.
“Bye, thanks again.”
They left the alphas’ house, and Kaeli noticed a box in the back seat.“What’s that?”
“I was hoping you were free tonight?”
“I was going to read the book Cinder gave me and maybe see about sexing up my mate once or twice.”
He hummed.“Okay, well, I definitely like part of that, but Adam loaned me his screen and projector, and his mom offered to make dinner for us.I can’t take us out of town for a date, but I can make a date happen at the house.And then definitely that sexing-up thing.”
“That sounds amazing,” she said.
“When it’s safe, I’ll take you somewhere amazing for a real first date,” he promised.
“Sounds good to me.What’s on the menu?”
“I left it up to her.She’ll bring it over around six.So you have time to study your book.”
The short drive to their house ended as he pulled into the driveway.
She unbuckled her seatbelt and picked up the books.“How about we hit the sheets before I hit the books?”She grinned at him, then hauled ass out of the truck, heading right for the front door.
Solan growled and chased after her, all the way through the house to the master bedroom, where he caught her and drew her close, his wolf rumbling in his chest.
