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Reid knelt in front of Roman blood gushing out but slowly healing.

“I failed, Pa.” He mumbled.

Roman couldn’t speak, he was furious. They were busy checking out the barbecue stand when the security told them not to go out when they heard the gunshots. They had stopped them from going.

He looked at his grandson who had stopped crying and pointed at the calico cat that had an injury. Currently, Ines was taking care of it, hushing the cat that was growling while the snowy cat was there to comfort Kin-Kin.

“Let’s get them,” Roman said as Reid nodded. Reagan also knelt in front of Roman.

“I failed again, Alpha.”

“Get up, Reagan,” Roman said. “We will get Hannah and Ella. We need to plan now!”

Areston, who arrived late with his wife together with Graham, already sent out people to follow and track them.

Echo looked worse as the bullets came out of his body and he healed slowly.

“Who’s place is this?” Areston asked.

“Someone in our pack suggested this place. I wanted to buy this fo