Third-Person Perspective

Morgan had been coming to the pack territory nearly every other day for two weeks, always with a legitimate excuse—paperwork, meetings, site inspections that demanded Lola’s direct involvement. No one questioned it; the mineral project was critical, and frequent coordination between the two leads was only logical.

But Cara saw what others missed.

She noticed how Morgan’s posture shifted the moment Lola entered a room. How his gaze tracked her every move, even when ...