Sara growled softly sitting up and pushing the book she had been attempting to read off the couch with such force that after it hit the floor it skidded a few inches and opened up to a random page. The action alone was probably enough to tell her mate that she was still annoyed.  Though why she was not sure. At the parties he had been with other girls before and she never thought herself the jealous type. He had only done what he did to save her life, but she didn't like her scent on him one bit.<br/><br/>Her dark eyes looked into his blue ones and she wasn't sure if she wanted to growl at him or jump him right there. She should have known she couldn't avoid her mate forever, and the livingroom probably was not the best place to hide either. She crossed her arms over her chest and sat up straight on the couch.<br/><br/>" why don't you go check on the girl, your obviously worried about her?" She asked him her tone very cold.<br/><br/>The fact that she was worried about her friend too didn't seem to matter at the moment. She didn't have to be fair at the moment. Though she knew she couldn't keep up this annoyance for much longer. She wanted to be with her mate. She felt like he calmed her as much as she calmed him. Plus now was not a good time for there to be cracks in the pack. The blood hunters would strike again, while the Alpha female was weak. So the rest would have to be strong.