“Ready?” I mind-link Nate as we set out through the graveyard, remaining covered by the gravestones and bushes. “Once we reach the bus stop, we’ll have to act fast. It’s too open.” I order as we hide in the last covered spot before the openness of the road ahead. “I understand Alpha.” Nate respond

“Are you okay? Are you hurt?” Why was he worried about me, wasn’t Mum his rival? I wasn’t privy to much information so I found out what I could from a little bit of spying around the Silver Moon pack. I knew the Alpha King had group packs, like we did, and Mum seemed keen to break that group link.“

“I’d rather get you checked out.” He had been in damp cold environments for a few days and I was worried he could be dehydrated.“The first car is ready!” Donnie calls out from the bus shelter. I pick Rex up into my arms, my own son in my arms. A strange sensation that brought me some inner peace.

“But?” Noah searches my eyes as he has turned to me, with me having stopped mind-linking him. “Reuben knocked Mum out of the way from a bullet. I’ve never seen anyone move that fast.” Rex announces to Noah, a boy impressed with the Alpha King’s speed and strength. Noah remains calm as he pushes hi

She needed to feel her emotions, let her anger roll off her if that’s how she felt. I saw a glimpse of it at the graveyard, she wanted to hurt that short fat prick who took Rex and then aimed a bullet at her. I wouldn’t presume she was angry because I actually got shot. As she goes out of view, the