Nothing.
“Exactly.”
I sigh.
“He's probably perfectly nice.”
The Wolf nudges my hand.
“I know, I know. I'm being judgmental.”
Another nudge.
“I know she means well. Dora’s my best friend. But I just wish she’d stop trying to set me up already.”
His gaze holds mine.
And suddenly it doesn't feel like I'm talking to an animal.
Which is crazy.
I know that.
Still...
“She doesn’t understand. I don't want perfectly nice. I want someone who makes my knees weak. I want...”
I trail off.
His head tilts. I smile.
“Never mind.”
The first bell rings.
“Oh, shit.”
I scramble to my feet.
“I have class.”
The Wolf steps backward.
“Wait.”
He pauses.
“Will you come back?”
There.
I've officially lost my mind.
I'm asking a Wolf to make plans. His eyes stay on mine for another moment. Then he turns toward the trees.
“Okay. Well...”
I lift my hand.