Chapter 65

I didn't reply as they walked away. I didn't know if his choice of wording was purposeful, but that was the second time he'd said he was going to catch me. A cold shudder ran down my spine. I followed Langdon out the opposite door. As soon as we were alone, he stopped to face me and growled quietly, "I don't like him." "Me either," I replied. "The male comes across as an ass, but maybe he's harmless. He seems to be interested in all of the single female population, not just me." Langdon's brow furrowed, his lips pulled thin. "I asked around about him." His expression caused alarm bells to go off in my head. "What did you find?" "Apparently, he's on the hunt for a mate." I had thought the same thing, but something wasn't right. I touched Langdon's arm. "Wait a minute. Why would Alpha try to encourage him with me? He's already told me he'd never let me leave. Surely, he's not going to try to set me up with a wolf from another pack." A muscle in Langdon's jaw clenched. "No, it do