Semua Bab Fang Chronicles: Bab 211 - Bab 220

TalyaThey'd said it in the note.Kiss your family goodbyeRondy told me the chances were good that Teo knew about Cecily. We took the fire escape down the building. I took both packs so Rondy could run faster. A mile away he bent double."Go. You can be there quicker. She can't die because of me. Please."I wasn't sure what to do."Talya, they'll kill her just like my mom. She's done nothing to deserve this. I'll stay in the shadows and meet you at her house. You need to save her."I had to do this for him. "Okay. I'll see you there, but hurry."My heart was thudding so hard it hurt. What if something happened to him? If Teo's gang found him, he was dead. Cecily was innocent of everything and completely defenseless. It might also be too late.I ran.I know a few late-night stragglers saw me. Hopefully they thought they had had too much to drink. I never checked my speed. When I rounded the last corner, I could see a small bit of light coming through the curtains of Cecily's

TalyaSo, there we were, our bellies full, my shoulder feeling better, and stuck in a hotel room with a woman who didn't plan to take no for an answer. Her stare was worse than Nicolas when he was in full alpha mode. Rondy looked at me with pleading, leave me out of this, eyes. I sat on the end of the bed with Cecily and Rondy sitting across from me in the only two hotel chairs.I told her about Teo having Rondy beat up and how I helped him get away. I didn't mention dead Riot gang members and made it sound more like I was a diversion. I went on to explain exactly what we did that got Rondy's mother killed and Teo's men at Cecily's door.Her impenetrable gaze didn't leave me after I finished."That's all you plan to say?"I shrugged. I didn't know what else I could say without making this much worse. We'd endangered her life and Rondy's mother was dead because of our actions. Rondy hadn't faced that yet and when he did, chances were good he'd blame it on me. I deserved the blame.

IvanThe little four-year-old brat, Jasper, was following me again. I thought I'd scared him off for good, but no such luck. He was sneaky like all cats. I know I terrified his mother and she worried I'd kill the little catnip. I wouldn't, but I'd be damned if he'd follow me and think he was getting away with it.I waited in my human form beside the marsh, hidden in thick reeds and grassy shrubs. He came into my line of sight in his cat form, which only pissed me off more. When he was close enough, I tackled his skinny little feline body and had him on his back with my hand at his throat in seconds. His feline stench only made me angrier. His back claws scratched down my chest as he continued to fight and hiss. I backed up a bit and tossed him ten feet away.No, cats don't always land on their feet. He slid across the water before sinking into a foot of water with a splash. Without a word, I shifted and ran. Then, I was pissed off again because it worried me that he wasn't smart eno

IvanThe Moor mentally sent me the information I needed while I drove the van up north. He and Becca spent a night at the beach on the gulf. He smelled the cats, but Becca didn't want to be there when the problem was taken care of. She had to be the most non-threatening vampire I'd ever come across. Strange for a vampire, it was exactly what The Moor loved about her.The van was equipped with steel shielding - a cage on wheels is how I thought of it. It would hold the females and child, but I would need to intimidate them into remaining quiet. Not that the thought bothered me at all. Teaching them to obey and stay the fuck away from me would get us off on the right foot.I drove the entire day and purchased a hotel room for the night. Sniffing out the cats would be easier in wolf form. At midnight, I slipped out of my clothes and placed an overly large dog collar around my neck. After I shifted, the collar gave the illusion that I belonged to someone. My size would keep most people

IvanHer taste was the drug I craved, and my wolf howled from deep within. Her hand found my hair giving a hard tug as our mouths remained locked - sipping, learning, connecting. There was nothing kind about the kiss. I wasn't feeling at all kind at the moment. I wanted her in a way I hadn't felt since Alba.Fuck.Alba.My mate.I jerked back and released her. Horror filled me again. I'd known within seconds of touching her, as the electrical spark ignited within my body. This cat. My enemy. Was my mate. I would have killed her at that instant if I were capable.Sirens sounded in the distance. I was betting a clerk called the cops. We'd been here for at least ten minutes. So many things were going through my mind, but we needed to get away before I sorted them out."Can you drive that thing?" I nodded to the red car.The stunned look she had from the kiss faded as she glanced at the car and back at me."Can. You. Drive?" I ground out."Yes." She breathed with a quick puff of