BROTHERS

Three days later, I found myself back at the compound’s entrance, heart fluttering with trepidation and fragile hope. This time, however, there were no sneers or derisive jeers from the warriors as I approached clutching Cole’s hand.

It wasn’t easy convincing Aspen to let me come here alone, he wasn’t keen on the idea and he wanted to tag along but I reminded him that Enzo would be there.

That did nothing to quell his worries but, Aspen is not a man that stops me from doing what I want. I knew it wasn’t what he wanted, but he let me go, telling me to call him the second things went awry.

It seemed…he and my father don’t really see eye to eye.

“The Alpha has instructed you be given full access,” one warrior said gruffly as I neared the gate. “You and your…pup are expected inside,” he added, not hiding the fact that he was unhappy about it. Yet there was a certain look on reverence on his face that wasn’t there before.

Had Theo told them who I was?

I felt a tiny feeling of tri