sign, Summer was fighting to stay awake and was having a hard time sitting still. In addition to needing to pee and to find something to fill the yawning chasm her stomach had become, she couldn’t wait to see her new home. The thought of meeting the rest of her mates’ family brought a feeling of anxiety rather than excitement. She hoped that with Bridget on her side, the rest of the family would accept her easy enough. Dawson parked next to the big green van. “Welcome to Sanctuary, baby.” “Yes, little one, welcome to your new home.” Summer gave Cole a quick kiss before crawling from his lap. A minute later she jumped from the backseat. Once on the ground, she began to bounce, nature demanding she answer its call ASAP. Cole and Dawson followed her out of the Hummer, then moved to the trunk. “Everyone will no doubt be in the Wash House, so go on up. We’re going to toss these in the van and will be right behind you,”
