“Everyone already knew?—”
“Now theyknow,know. That changes everything.”
“We’re going to be fine. Vandle will be out of his rut by tomorrow. You know what he’s like; they’ll be attached at the hip. We only have to ride this out for another ten days.”
“Exactly my point—why the fuck did you choose now to throw a wrench in?—?”
“Because she’s ours!”Sin’s words made me blink, and it felt like there was something closing around my throat.
Theirs?
A strangled whine tried to escape my chest.
Theyreallywanted me?
But…no, no. He didn’t understand what that would mean for his pack.
And now I knew how much risk I was putting them in…
“You’re mad!” Phantom snapped back.
Okay.
I took a breath. Good, at least one of them was sane. “Even if you’re right, there is no way any alpha in Anarchy will accept our pack with herand—” I jumped violently at the loud clang of the metal door as they left, and it slammed shut.
Dang.
Me andwhat?
“Moonlight.” Karma’s voice caught me off guard, and I spun, looking up to see he was leaning against the wall at my side, peering down at me.
When had he snuck so close?
I’d all but stuck my head around the doorframe to hear Sin and Phantom’s conversation.
“Hi.” I blinked, trying to figure out what to do with my eyes with him and his rippling-muscled torso so close. I tried to drop my gaze, but then I was just looking at his crotch.
At least he was still wearing his sweatpants.
“I can go after you,” I stammered, eyes darting wildly around the room.
“No.”
“No?” I squeaked.
“You’re my omega. I’ll help.”
My lips parted in shock.
His?
What did that mean?
And what didhelpmean?
I tried to ignore the little bloom of warmth at the words.
This wassowrong.