We are now back at her house, I was informed through the mind-link from the doctor that Freya had fainted in the hospital but refused medical attention. I put his mind at ease saying I would check in on her, which now worked as my alibi. “Did you find what you wanted?”“No…it’s as if I was wished
Hector POVI had extended my search to Alpha Jude, I needed his assistance looking into information that dated long before I set up the pack 4 years ago. Yes I had intelligence, yes I had records…but not as much as Alpha Jude who had decades, if not centuries’ worth of alpha names and pack details.
Kaia POVIf I extend my hearing far enough, I can hear the voices of the humans on the white yacht in the near distance. Their laughter now travelling on the ocean breeze. They were anchored, dressing to snorkel in the crystal blue waters that I now call my home. This was my favourite spot, the cl
Kaia POV“A surprise?”“You’ll see…” He chuckles at my slight apprehension, my eyes narrowing playfully to him in an untrusting manner. We walk back to the main grounds of the Nightshade Reformed pack, taking longer than if I walked alone. Father’s leg does slow him down. But only in body, his mind
Kaia POVAfter dinner, Father pulled Samson into his office for a private conversation. Something apparently, that was just for them to discuss together. I wanted to check the guard’s night time shift switch over anyway, which was where I was now. Things were quiet tonight at the border, but we can
Kaia POVThe pack meeting to discuss defence tactics has overrun, which if Samson wasn’t present for, I would be feeling guilty about delaying our dinner plans. But him being here himself, he is starting to get an insider’s knowledge of just how much hard work it takes to defend the borders by a num
Kaia POVI’ve spent my life being trained by my Father to protect a pack that no longer exists. Now we have this pack and I need to protect it with all my might. They cannot breach too far into the pack, they cannot get to the innocent women and children who hide away in their homes. They’ve breath
Kaia POVI was helping with the injured, this is why the hospital needed to be bigger. With an attack like this we were now running at over occupancy. There were even beds in the corridors with young males only just of age, screaming in pain. We didn’t have enough doctors or nurses, we had scraped