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another park that he didn’t have jurisdiction over.
    When he arrived at the clinic, Doc Weber let him in, glanced at the blood soaking his shirt, and shook his head.
    â€œDid you call Darien about this?” Doc asked as Eric stripped off his shirt in the exam room. He then removed the bandages Eric had applied.
    â€œI did.”
    â€œSo how did it happen?”
    Eric had to explain all over again.
    Doc stopped stitching him up for a moment to consider him, his white brows deeply furrowed. “I’ll have to give Darien a medical report.”
    â€œOver a couple of lousy stitches?” Eric snorted, wishing he could have pretended nothing was wrong, but because of the location of the second bite, he couldn’t have stitched the wound closed himself. Plus antibiotics could help keep the bite from becoming infected. Suturing it would help it heal faster than if he’d just let his enhanced wolf-healing abilities take care of it.
    â€œTwelve on one shoulder, ten on the other. And they’re fine stitches, if I do say so myself. I could tell you to take it easy for a couple of days, no running as a wolf, and by the end of the week you should be mostly healed. But I know you won’t listen to me.”
    Eric grabbed his shirt but didn’t put it on. With the suturing and the new bandages, he wouldn’t bleed on the driver’s seat, and he didn’t want to wear the bloody shirt.
    â€œTake it easy, and if you need anything for pain…”
    â€œNothing. Thanks.” Eric left the clinic, and when he arrived home, he called Sarandon one last time for the night. He really didn’t want to take his brother with him tomorrow, but pack leader orders had to be obeyed. He’d begun washing the blood out of his shirt when Sarandon answered.
    â€œHey, what did Doc say? You must have already seen him by now.”
    â€œCouple of stitches. Why don’t you come with me to try to locate the pack tomorrow? I want to check on the woman and see how she’s faring.”
    Sarandon was so quiet, Eric thought he’d lost the connection. “Okay?”
    â€œI know you didn’t threaten the women or this wolf, or you would have taken a chunk out of him. You didn’t, did you?”
    â€œNo. I just left the area.”
    â€œIf he’s a lupus garou , he shouldn’t have reacted so aggressively unless he was provoked.”
    â€œI didn’t provoke him.”
    â€œI know. I’m just saying, it seems odd. He seems to have more at stake here.”
    â€œAlpha male pack leader, I suspect. Anyway, no big deal.”
    â€œAnd the woman you’re interested in?”
    â€œYes, she’s alpha. At least around the women she was with at the creek, and then later when she met up with me at the cabin.”
    â€œYou were alone together?”
    â€œNo. Give me a break.”
    â€œThen the guy was most likely her mate.”
    â€œOne of the women said a guy wanted to court her but she wasn’t interested.”
    â€œHow many are following that wolf then?”
    â€œThe one who attacked me was probably with her pack. She might be a sub-leader or just another alpha in the pack. He might be the pack leader or a sub-leader or just another alpha in their pack. We have several alphas in ours. She might have several in hers. And if he’s not with her pack, he could be a lone wolf.”
    â€œAll right. I’m just saying don’t get your hopes up. Wait, you’ve been trying to catch up with the wolves growing pot in the remoter areas of the park. Don’t tell me you think this pack has anything to do with it.”
    â€œDo you want to come with me or not?” Eric couldn’t help being annoyed. He wasn’t declaring his interest in courting the she-wolf. Yeah, he found her attractive, and just the fact she was an alpha intrigued him. But she hadn’t trusted him enough to let him take her pack member to Dr. Weber. Then