Chapter 30

• Gunner couldn’t believe it. Here he had been worried the wolf pack wouldn’t accept a human in the pack so easily, but they all seemed to agree it was written in the stars.
• Harold Cain stepped forward. “Son, we agree that if you felt a connection long before you met, that it must be true. We don’t want you five boys from the Tribe wolfpack to be trapped in your wolf form. We want our sons to be happy with their families for the rest of their lives. We couldn’t bear it if you went feral.”
• “Thank you. I love her and I honestly would bond, even without your permission. Even if I had to become a lone wolf in the process, I can’t turn my back on her.”