Chapter 65

The odd creaking noise did not help my confidence in the swing's ability to hold my weight, but after sitting like a statue for a couple of minutes, it didn't seem too bad. "Okay, push me," I said to Jaxson. "But not too much!" I added hastily. If he pushed me and I fell off I'd kill him, Alpha or not.  The giggles that bubbled inside of me were welcomed. I felt as if I hadn't laughed for years, and here I was, a little tipsy being pushed on a swing and I couldn't stop myself. I didn't even know what I was laughing at, but it wasn't long before Jaxson, Jude, Dera and even Luke had all joined in. The feeling of eyes on me never left me, I could practically feel them burning holes through me, but I ignored them. I refused to look his way.  "That's enough," I could barely get the words out through my laughter. "Dera, it's your turn." Jaxson grabbed hold of the swing, bringing it to a slow stop so I could get off. My legs were a little weak from not using them, bu