They were getting along a lot better. She was trying and that was something Tressa couldn’t ignore, no matter how much anger she’d held over the years. The cabin was silent when she walked to the kitchen to put away the cake she’d brought back for afternoon tea. Her boys must be out for a run. Gabe was teaching their son how to stalk, how to hunt, how to sense danger. All the things Sawyer needed to know. The pair of them loved every minute of it. She poured herself a drink and walked out the back door, leaning against the porch railing and looked out over the fields and forest beyond. It was beautiful. She’d never been happier in her entire life. The change in Gabe had been a gradual thing, beautiful to watch. But finally, after a lot of pestering from Fletch, he’d taken up the alpha’s offer, and he’d become pack. It was amazing to see her big, strong mate lower his guard. The disbelief when he’d been welcomed, accepted by the pack still made her heart squeeze and put a silly smile on her face.
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