Liam drove his truck with Brandon in the passenger’s seat when suddenly the Beta felt uneasy with the black van parked at the driveway. There was something unusual about the black van, although he knew they were there for Jazmine. Unable to shrug off his uneasiness, he stopped his car next to the van. Brandon and Liam got out of the car and checked around the van. If it was true that the van was the home for two bodyguards tasked to protect Jazmine, they should have made some noise from the inside. It didn’t matter what sort of noise. It could be the noise of typing on the keyboard or heartbeat, but the Beta and Gamma didn’t hear anything. The van was in dead silence. Brandon reached for the door and looked at him to tell him that the door wasn’t locked. He was about to slide the door open when Liam pushed the Gamma to the side before the van exploded. Brandon and Liam were thrown off and landed roughly against other cars in the vicinity. 

“So, you two are a couple now?” Anita asked. After waking up in the morning, Jazmine and Anita were the only ones left in the cottage. A note was left on the table in the living room saying that Liam had left for some business. Jazmine thought it was a nice chance for her to have a heart-to-heart conversation with Anita. “I don’t...know yet….” Jazmine said sheepishly.  “I’m sorry that I kept too many secrets from you,” Anita said. “It’s just hard to tell other people about it.” “Confidentiality, right?” Anita nodded. “We were not supposed to say anything about our pack to anyone even if we already left the pack. But if Liam already told you a thing or two, it should be alright. After all, he’s the Beta.”

Liam and Cohen rested inside an abandoned ship in the shipyard. Cohen checked the map he had marked to make sure they didn’t miss a point. From the look of it, the place was almost deserted. There was no sign of life except for the few cars that came and went from the shipyard. “It’s weird to see this,” Cohen said, pointing to the ugly lines he marked on the map. Those lines were the directions of the cars that came and went. The more he looked at it, the more he thought the shipyard was more than just a shipyard. The cars stopped at the largest abandoned ship in the middle of the shipyard.  Liam looked at him briefly before another group of cars arrived in the shipyard. This time, they stopped in front of the large ship. They dragged someone who was tied and the head was hidden by a black bag.

“YOU’RE LYING!” Jazmine screamed at the top of her lungs as she lunged herself towards Rowan. He laughed sadistically as he took a step back faster than her step forward. The door slid closed and Jazmine bumped against the cold door. She cried her heart out as she slid down to the floor. There was no way it was true that she was the killer of her own mother. What kind of a daughter would she be if her mother died in her hands? Jazmine stared at the paused video on the wall. She had ignored Richard’s warning about using the power of her hands. Now, she had killed a woman who gave birth to her. “Dad, what have I done?” Jazmine sobbed on the floor. Rowan walked smugly out of the block and headed to his office, not far from there where he could monitor Jazmine through ma

Liam growled when he heard the name Rowan Robinson as his sister’s mate. He didn’t expect that. To be honest, he didn’t expect any of these. He was supposed to have fun with Jazmine and Anita on their summer vacation. Instead, this happened. “I’m sorry to tell you this way,” River said apologetically. “Anita didn’t even want anyone to know. She was completely broken. Bryan and I were left to pick up her broken pieces.” Liam ran his fingers in his hair. If River didn’t tell him anything, he wouldn’t have known about Anita and her mate. She never mentioned anything to him and that was why he didn’t suspect anything bad happened to her. He thought everything went well. It seemed he didn’t know his sister that much anymore. “We did our best but we weren’t sure if she’s fixed,” River continued.