Grace of a Wolf (by Lenaleia)
Chapter 52

Chapter 52: Grace: Muffin
Lyre was right.
Fenris hides under the dinette table as I vacuum black fur off the daybed comforter. I’d tried to kick him out when I woke up to a furry, dead weight on
my feet, but he’s ultimately too heavy to drag out the door.
The vacuum roars as I attack another patch of black fur. Every swipe feels like a tiny rebellion against the wolf—against Caine—against this whole
ridiculous situation. If I can’t control anything else in my life, at least I can eliminate this evidence of unwanted company.
A pathetic whimper sounds from behind me, followed by the rhythmic thump-thump-thump of a tail against the camper’s floor. I refuse to turn around.
Fenris might look like an oversized puppy right now, but he’s not. He’s a full-grown wolf, and he knows exactly what he did wrong.
I shut off the vacuum with more force than necessary. The sudden silence feels accusatory.
“You should get dressed.” Lyre doesn’t look up from her phone, just sips her coffee, her rainbow hair catching the morning light through the windows.
“They’ll be here soon.”
My stomach drops, and I groan. “Do I have to?”
Last night’s dreams flash through my mind—fragments of nightmares where I was locked in a stone tower, my blonde hair grown long like
Rapunzel’s, watching the world through a tiny window. But worse than those were the other dreams—the ones where Caine’s hands weren’t dragging
me away but pulling me close, his mouth not speaking threats but...
Heat crawls up my neck.
“Unless you want to greet the Lycan King in your pajamas.” Lyre sounds utterly unconcerned. “Which, honestly, might be a power move.”
I’m not sure how pajamas equal power, but I grab one of Lyre’s old band t-shirts and a pair of stretchy shorts and take them with me to the bathroom.
Five minutes later, I’m back out, second-guessing the shorts. But my jeans are dirty, and Lyre’s don’t fit.
“Weren’t we supposed to go to—” I stop, frowning at Fenris. “You know, away?”
Lyre finally looks up, her slitted eyes unreadable. “It would just be a waste of money at this point.”
“What?”

Grace of a Wolf (by Lenaleia)
Chapter 52
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Chapter 391
“Gas. Food. Lodging.” She ticks off each item on her fingers. “All expensive. And for what? He’s not going to let you go so easily.”

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