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She was quickly growing on me, a thoughtful and kind friend.
After changing into the skinny jeans, teal cotton V-neck, and black ballet
flats, I quickly dried my long blonde hair and went to Kai’s room.  I stood
outside the door, unsure of whether or not to go in. We still had so much to go
over. It was Sunday. I had a job, an important job waiting for me on Monday. My
roommate and mother must be beside themselves with worry. Kai and I had
something growing between us, more than that kiss. I was confused. He had something
with Sadie from the past. Maybe this new werewolf side of me was messing with
my hormones. Then a horrifying thought struck me. What if my human side fell in
love with him but my wolf was mated to someone else?
    The door creaked open and Kai peeked
his head out. I blushed. Crap! This stupid bond!
    “Want to talk?” He asked graciously
not bringing any of my thoughts up.
    I nodded and noticed he looked my
body up and down before letting me in the room. I looked around and scolded
myself for picking his bedroom of all places to have a chat. I sat on the edge
of the bed which had been stripped clean and was dressed with new sheets. I straightened
my back trying to look strong.
    “I own an organization called Safe
Haven. It’s a domestic violence shelter and women’s defense class studio. It’s
a non-profit, so I don’t exactly have the money to hire a lot of people to take
over my job. I can’t leave. I won’t leave. We run on volunteers only and
a lot of families depend on Safe Haven for support, for survival.” I couldn’t
look him in the eye. I knew he was thinking about the thoughts he had picked up
from me earlier, from my own domestic violence situation as a child.
    He moved to sit next to me and placed
a hand on my leg. It was possessive and gentle at the same time. “Is this Safe
Haven located in Portland?”
    I nodded and he sighed. “We can’t go
to Portland without the Portland Pack’s permission. After last night, I highly
doubt that is going to happen anytime soon. I own the territory from east of
the 205 near Gresham and all of Mount Hood to the 97. Portland Pack owns west of
the 205 all the way until the ocean and down to Corvallis. We can open a second
location in Gresham and I can get the pack to volunteer there. We can pay some
humans to head up the Portland location and stay in contact with them through
video phone. I will fund the entire venture. That’s the best I can do.”
    My mouth dropped open. I was in shock.
He wasn’t saying no. He was funding a second location for Safe Haven. I
couldn’t ask that of him.
    ‘Let me take care of you,’ he said into my mind.
    I didn’t like the idea of having to
depend on a man for money. I thought of all the women and children we could
help with a second location, with more volunteers. I nodded.
    “Thank you.”
    He stood. “I need to deal with Max.
He won’t challenge me now that I’m fully healed. Thanks to you, I have my
life.”
    I stood and met his eyes. “Consider
us even. You saved my life first.”
    He wasn’t leaving. He stood there
staring into my eyes. I rested my eyes on his lips. I swallowed hard,
remembering our kiss. The best kiss of my life. He grinned from ear to ear and
grabbed me in one quick motion, pressing his body against mine. He rubbed small
circles on my neck with his thumb as he cupped my face. His lips met mine and I
felt electricity flow through me down to my toes. Maybe this was what it was
like to kiss a wolf. Maybe Kai wasn’t special and if I kissed one of the other
wolves it would feel the same as this. He pulled away with a soft growl.
    “I really need to get around to
teaching you how to shut me out of your personal thoughts.” His eyes were
glowing yellow. His wolf.
    “Sorry,” I squeaked. “This is new to
me.”
    He motioned between the two of us.
“This is new to me, too.” Then he tossed me a cell phone. “It’s yours now, call
your mom. Tell her you met a guy online and