Chapter 37

RHYS

How was she so good at evading me? One minute she was in her apartment, ignoring me, and the second something distracted me, Rae was gone.

But I was a hunter. There was nowhere in this city that she could hide.

Not like the rabid wolf that was still taunting me.

The monster in my head growled at the reminder of our failure, but I pushed him to the back of my mind. That was no longer my priority, no matter what Tyson said. No matter who was coming.

What consumed me was the black-haired wolf running around the city with no clue what she was. I’d wanted to deny what Vickie had told me, but the conversation I’d had with Rae when she saw the viral picture kept repeating in my head. She’d acted like she didn’t know who she had been looking at. I’d assumed it was another of her games, her lies.

Amnesia? Was such a thing possible with wolves? If this was true, I envied her. I’d give anything to forget the last six years, but every minute of that torture ran through my head every day like