He packed supplies—food, clothes, maps, money—and left everything at the cabin. He ironed out every detail of what needed to be done. He and Will even agreed on the day they would leave—the night before the ending of the Gathering, when the rest of the werewolves would be distracted by the unavoidable celebration and would not notice his absence. The preparations cut into the time he could spend with his mate, and while they made love two more times, it was rushed and frantic, the two of them taking advantage of the few stolen moments they had at their disposal. Dean had been more than tempted to claim Will, but in the end, he'd decided to do so once they started a life of their own. It was with a hammering heart that Dean went to the celebration. He wanted to leave this all behind already, to stop being forced to pretend, but he had to play this game up to the very last point so that his father wouldn't realize the truth. That would be disastrous, since with the power of the pack—and perhaps, the Gathering—behind him, he could make things very difficult for Dean.
What do You think about A Family With His Werewolf Mate?
