Leo looked down at her.“She’s okay, just unconscious.”
“What happened?”Adam asked, glancing at Leo.
“I felt drawn to this tent, and when she and I locked eyes with each other, she passed out.She’s my truemate.”
The psychic male’s brows rose.“We’ve got chairs set up behind the tent.Come back this way, we’ll get some smelling salts to help revive her.”
Leo’s hands tightened on his mate.He wanted to literally run all the way back to Thorn Hollow with her in his arms, but instead, he followed her people behind the tent.He set her on a chair, and she slumped against him as he sat next to her and laid his arm over her shoulders.
“I’m Daphne, her mom,” one of the females said.“Her name is Mira.”
“Leo.I’m part of the Thorn Hollow Pack.”
“Hey,” Adam said.
Leo looked up at him.
“So this is why you were feeling weird.”
“Yeah.”
“You were feeling weird?”Mira’s dad—Gideon—asked.
“My wolf’s been acting up since Thursday.”
“That’s when we came to town,” Daphne said.
Leo couldn’t take his eyes off Mira.She wasn’t just gorgeous, she was enchanting, and she smelled amazing.Like sunshine and blue skies and blooming flowers.
“She’s a psychic?”he asked.
“It’s…complicated,” Daphne said.“We’ll let her tell you everything.”
One of the psychics appeared with smelling salts and broke the capsule, waving it under her nose.Mira woke with a startled yelp, thrashing, and then she calmed down the moment her gaze landed on Leo.
“Oh my gosh, it’s you!”she said.She threw her arms around his neck and hugged him tight.“I knew the moment I saw you that you were mine!”
“Me too, Mira,” Leo said, his wolf howling happily.“Me too.”
ChapterFive
Mira woke suddenly in the arms of the sexiest male she’d ever laid eyes on.She recognized him from when she’d locked eyes with him, and her brain shorted out.The only thing she knew when she woke up was that he was her truemate.
He had a strong jaw covered with stubble like he hadn’t shaved in a day or two, blue-gray eyes, and short dark hair.
She felt so safe in his arms.
So connected.
She’d never experienced it in her entire life.
“Hey, honey,” her mom said softly.
She managed to force herself to ease away from her mate to look at her mom.Behind her was her dad, and she remembered what he’d said about his vision.
“You were right.You said my destiny was here in Northern Ohio.First, the Wiccans and now finding my mate.”
He pressed his lips into a thin line and said nothing.
