Chapter 46

Everything was chaos from then on. People were running desperately, trying to buy a little more time.

Trying to protect themselves and the pack.

“You don’t have to run.” I took Hunter’s hand. “They are not going to attack right now.”

“We don’t know,” he sadly denied.

“I know.” I looked him in the eye, trying to convey some confidence.

“Sie …”

“We are not the target yet. I’m not asking you to let your guard down, I think none of them will be able to do it, but don’t run. The attack is inevitable, but not immediate.”

He stopped, sighing under his breath. He had refused to leave me alone since Allen Samuel’s attack began, but he had been shouting orders through the connection he had with the pack.

“How do you feel?” He flopped down on the couch, exhausted.

“Betrayed …”

“Sienna.”

“We’re talking about my brother, Hunter. And he left me. He’s even going to point his magic at us. Don’t expect me to get over it or ignore it.”

“What can I do to make you feel better?” he offered wit