Semua Bab Forever in the Past and Forever in the Future: Bab 101 - Bab 110

Without a second thought, I dive in the water. As my feet leave the ground, time seems like it slows down, almost stopping. Just as suddenly as it slows, it speeds up to triple speed, then back to normal. I feel like I’m being jerked back and forth on a wooden roller coaster. The sensation is disorienting but I can't move to stop it. As the speed of time keeps fluctuating, I realize Kas is instinctively trying to save herself by using her powers, but she’s freaking out so she can’t control them. As I am stuck in mid-air, another concern comes to mind. When Kas gets too stressed out, she has premonitions. When that happens, she turns catatonic. Sometimes it's for hours at a time. It’s unnerving to watch her go through it. Stuck in her own mind, watching traumatic events that haven't happened yet. If I am frozen in mid-air and she turns catatonic, she is definitely going to drown and I won’t be able to do anything but watch it happen. I watch helplessly from above as she slides complet

“Kas? What’s going on? Talk to me, Baby,” I urge as her eyes flicker from black to purple to black. She looks straight at me, eyes turning back again, and gives me an angry snarl. Her fangs and claws extend as the snarl turns into a deep growl. She crouches all fours with a pained expression. “Lex? Lex, it’s Bronx. What’s wrong with Kas?” I put my hands up, reluctant to get too close to the angry wolf trying to take over Kas’s body. I watch as Kas struggles to take control, but it is a losing battle. Her flickering eyes look wild and out of control. I have never seen her like this. I’m not sure how to react. “Delilah, get out of here!” James warns, as he puts himself between his mate and Kas. Delilah is staring slack jawed at her best friend’s internal battle when James’s voice startles her out of her gawking. She grabs her bag and scurries out the door, closing it behind her. “Lex, no!” Kas’s yell turns into a howl. Before James or I can react, Kas begins to shift. Her clothes

Lenora’s POV Musu and I meet in my office fifteen minutes after I mind link her to let her know we have new information and need her help immediately. She is dressed casually, a light blue tank top and white jeans. The combination makes her deep complexion look even darker. She has her hair wrapped in a blue and white silk scarf, hiding her beautiful twisted black hair. “I apologize for my appearance, Beta. I wasn’t expecting to leave the house today, but since Marco got called in, I got dressed quickly and came here with him,” her dark wide-set eyes are filled with an unneeded apology. “It’s alright, Musu. I am appreciative that you even agreed right now,” I praise her in return, “So here's what the Alpha told me. He wants information on a group called The Feral and the leader of the group. A woman named Cora, who may have magical abilities. He didn’t say she is a witch, but maybe?” “I don’t know about the name Cora, but I think I saw a book in Alpha Bronx’s private library that

Kas’s POV According to the clock, it’s one in the afternoon. My stomach growling rouses me out of bed. Before he left, Bronx said Mrs. Miller was going to bring food up to the apartment. Seems as good a time as any to go see what goodies she brought up. I go into the walk-in closet and find a pair of sweatpants and an oversized shirt. As I’m getting dressed, my mind churns with the events from yesterday, trying to put some sense to all of it. How did I end up in the pool in the first place? Where have I been for the last four days? I think they are questions best thought about over a turkey sandwich and hopefully a banana. I put my hair up in a floppy bun before I head out to the kitchen. As I get to the bedroom door, I smell someone’s scent. It definitely isn’t Bronx’s dark chocolate and coffee scent that I love so much, besides, he told me he was going to the office. This scent is out of place in my home and I’ll be damned if I’m disappearing for another four days. My brain immedi

I wait as patiently as I can for Lenora to finish giving Kas a hug. She finally lets her go and kisses her on the cheek. "I mean it. No more scaring me," she wags her finger at Kas. "I promise, Lenora. No more scaring you," Kas smiles back with a nod before turning to me. She takes her hand out of mine and brushes her fingers on the side of my face. "All I want to do is pull you into my lap and hold you all night, Baby, but I need you to tell us about your vision before you forget. Can you do that?" "Yeah b-but," she looks at me with watery eyes, "Can you tell me if James is okay? Was that real or part of my vision?" "It was real, Kas. Don’t worry, he’ll recover. We can take you to the hospital wing to see him tomorrow. Okay?" Lenora squeezes her hand in reassurance. Kas nods, looking at her hands for a moment. She collects herself so she can concentrate. When she’s ready, she takes a ragged breath and tells us about what she saw. "I think I saw some of the people who kidnapped