♢Afraid To Love A Wolf♢(Book#2)

♢Chapter2: Attraction To Daisy

"Why did you tag along?" Kaden asked Zach.

"Because this is my domain," Zach said. "Besides without me, you wouldn't know where she lives at."

Kaden does know. Well, that one time he walked her home. Kaden had only walked her halfway. He didn't know what house she stays at, but now he does. All thanks to Zach. They would've had gone through Daisy's stuff. But Jenny said it would be an invasion of her privacy and that we should ask Zach. They had called him. But Zach decided to tag along. 

"Here we are," Zach said and stood in front of a two-story house. They walked up the steps. Zach knocked.

Daisy's grandmother opened the door. "Oh Daisy," she had a worried look.

"She's fine ma'am," Kaden said. "She just fell asleep."

"Oh I see, please come in, this way," the house they lived in was small. But enough room for the both of them. They lived on Zach's territory. "Here." They follow her to a room. The room was the right size. With a bed in the middle, a desk near the window, a bookshelf, and few other things. The walls were a beautiful yellow color with flowers on it, and a few posters of fairies and mermaids and a few of wolves.

She pulled the covers off. And Kaden carefully laid Daisy down. Daisy turned to her side and grabbed the pillow.

"Thank you for bringing her," her grandma said. "I'm Julie by the way."

"No problem," Kaden smiled.

"Oh, it's you?" She said closing the door as they follow her out.

"Yes," Kaden said. "It's me again."

"Well thank you," she smiled. "For bringing her home."

"Your welcome," Kaden smiled.

"Come on, my father is waiting for us," Zach said.

"Alright, excuse us," Kaden said. She leads them out to the door. They walked out and waved.

"She nice old lady," Zach said.

"Yes, she is," Kaden smiled as they headed toward the pack's house.

"And Daisy is pretty," Zach said. That made Kaden a bit angry.

"I knew it," Zach said. "You like her. Wait, don't tell me. She's your mate?" Kaden didn't say anything. "Your silence says it all. But I promise I won't tell anyone until your ready."

They walked in silence, all way to the house. When they got there, his uncle notices something was wrong. "Why the frown?" Clay asked.

"Nothing," Kaden smiled.

"His just deciding on what club to join," Zach said. Kaden was glad he knew about Daisy.

"Okay," Clay smiled. "How's your mother?" He asked.

"She's alright," he always asks about her. It's because he had a thing for her. But Kaden doesn't know the whole story. Salome does, but she refuses to tell him.

"That's good," he said. "And your father."

"His alright too, a bit grumpy," Kaden said. "He doesn't like me cooking with mom."

"Your dad is always grumpy," Clay said. "And ignore him. Cooking is a good thing to learn," Kaden nod.

"Zach," Rosy, her aunt, Clays wife walked over to them.

"Mother," Zach went to her and kissed her cheek. Zach adored his mother and always obeyed her. Since Rosy like the sweetest person and delicate too.