MasukAfter everyone settled and the place regained a semblance of normalcy, we gathered in the living room to talk about pressing matters. Feyre said she wanted to know everything before tonight. That way, she wouldn’t feel like there is something she has to do in her life. She wants to start on a clean
ALPHA ZADE Everything feels different when the plane lands in the private hangar. Even the air felt different, free and fresh. Feyre slept the entire ride to the packhouse. I relished holding cradling her in my arms like a precious jewel. Which she is. Alpha Asher is already waiting for our arri
If someone told me this would be my life four or five months ago, I would take them to the doctor because something had to be wrong with them. We’re here now, and I don’t think I can ever be this happy in my life. “Perfect.” Zade repeats. He grips my chin and tips my head up until I’m looking at h
FEYRE The gentle rhythm of the heart monitor is the sound I wake up to. I look around the dim lit room, sighing in relief when I note that it is NOT a hospital room. I think everyone would understand if I never wanted to be in one ever again. Soft breathing from beside me makes me smile. I push
We both stare at the gun we hadn’t noticed in alpha Lucien’s hand and Zade sighs, then he stands up, letting my hand fall off his body. “He would choose to die a coward. It is all he has ever been.” He turns and walks out of the place. I followed him without a word. When we walk out, there are mor
FEYRE Losing consciousness has become a second skin to me. That is my first thought when I wake up and find myself looking up at the ceiling. I pick myself up from the ground, craning my neck from side to side until I release the cramp. The man is still lying face down on the mattress. He looks d
He exhales loudly. “Okay. How do I do it?” “Think of shifting,” he goes silent. I clear my mind of every thought, every worry. The possibility of actually never getting out of here, of the people behind this getting away with it. I don’t let myself think of them at the moment. I relax my body and
ALPHA ZADE Joel coughs loudly. I strain my eyes, trying to pinpoint where he is. The place is pitch black, even with my eyesight, I can barely make out anything except shadows. Shadows that I’m not sure are really there. I cough, clearing my throat from the dust that entered after the fall. “Wh
I walk to the door of the tent, my forehead creasing in confusion when I see a couple of more tents like it all around. There has to be about five or six. A lot of them are open, letting you see the inside unlike the one I’m in. That already has my mind coming up with multiple different scenarios.
ALPHA ZADE We’ve rounded the basement three to four times, always ending up where we started with no new answers. I can tell Joel is getting frustrated with everything that is going on. I couldn’t start to imagine the thoughts running through his mind. The uncertainty, the fear of never seeing hi







