CHAPTER SIXTY-THREE: UNDER THE MAPLE TREE

It dawned on him that he had greatly underrated the power of the pack.

But the person who had told him about it was Elliott, whose soul should be more evil than anything else. Was he to believe Elliott, who was evil but could read every mind?

Was Elliott trying to get him so confused that he exposed himself to the pack because of his conflicting mind?

Elliott seemed to have no reason to want to help him. He did not believe Elliott, but now he could not take any chances.

Alisa's life was in danger, and it was all because of a whole chain of misunderstandings.

First, Elliott had put his scent around her home to protect her. It now felt as though Elliott had more power than he chose to show, more weapons in his arsenal, more tricks up his sleeve. How could he make a place smell like him without him even being there?

Next, he had picked up the scent and believed Elliott was close by, and then played a quick script to save himself and her from a danger that never was. He had broken her hear