Page 18 of Wolf's Fate


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My whole body froze and then shook all over.

I know that voice.

I heard the slap before I whipped around to see for myself.

Zoey.

“Bitch,” the man yelled as he raised his hand.

Without even thinking, I grabbed his arm and twisted it behind his back.

“You think hitting a woman makes you a man?” I whispered in a lethal voice.

“Bitch had it coming. She slapped me.”

“And what did you do to make her do that?”

“I just offered her a bed. I’m the good guy.”

“A bed for sex. I am not that kind of girl.”

A low guttural growl rippled through me.

“You lay one finger on her and you will die. I’ll kill you myself.”

I pushed him away a little harder than I intended. He hit the wall face-first and started cursing, but I no longer cared.

“Are you okay?” I barked out in the same lethal voice.

She bit her lower lip and nodded.

I wrapped a possessive arm around her and practically dragged her down the hall all the way to Room 3. She gave no resistance, didn’t even argue. When I opened the door though, she gasped.

“Shit. I guess I’m no better than that asshole.”

“What? No. Don’t say that. I’m just surprised you have a room. They are booked out for the night. I have one for tomorrow night, but they were already full when I got here. There’s some event in town, plus the storm. Everything’s a mess.”

I waited until we were inside the room before speaking.

“What the hell are you doing here, Zoey?”

She cringed.

I continued before she could answer. “Last I saw you were heading back into the party. As Queen Bee of Theta, I can’t believe you’d just skip out like that.”

“Pretty sure that was your fault.”

“You snuck out of my bedroom window.”

“And into mine where I packed and ran like a dog with her tail between her legs,” she surprised me by confessing. “And what? You just got in the car and followed me?”

“I wasn’t following you. I was getting far away from you.”

The hurt on her face before she masked it felt like a knife puncturing my heart.

“What are you even doing here, Zoey?”

“I did go back to the party,” she confessed. “And I made amends and then decided it would be best to get away from campus.”