It made sense, Luc thought as he gazed at her, cooked meat often took the nourishment they needed from a fresh kill. He knew that, and he also knew that she shouldn't hunt alone. Which made him wonder why he was so surprise that she would come to him to suggest they hunt together. Perhaps it was because...he was still a stranger? Why did she trust him when Grayson clearly still had his doubts about him?<br/><br/>"No, Hannah," Luc placed his hand on her knee before she could stand, his eyes staring into hers, "I don't want you to leave..." He hesitated, realizing that he meant it in more ways than he had any right to.<br/><br/>Squeezing her knee, he offered her a slight smile, "I would like to go on a hunt with you."<br/><br/>Going on a hunt with another wolf meant a level of trust. One that he hadn't felt since his pack had been slaughtered. Could he trust her...or more importantly, could she trust him? He had run by himself, had learned to hunt alone merely for survival and yet he didn't want her hunting alone. He would never forgive himself if something happened to her, and it wasn't just because Greyson thought so highly of her. Luc didn't want anything bad to happen to Hannah.