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Chapter 39: A Mind Ill- At Ease

Author: AmeFrostByte
last update Huling Na-update: 2025-03-12 15:00:47
-Colter-

Ever since my heated conversation with Josephine, my mind was ill at ease. I’d kept some pack members checking patrolling around the territory-including the more human-populated areas.

I had hoped that Josephine wouldn’t show up at Aurelia and her mother’s residence without telling me. But to be honest, I couldn’t be sure.

“Any news?” I asked as Madison approached. She shook her head. “No, fortunately not. At least for now.”

“Good,” I said. My next question was one of reluctance, but one that I needed to know nonetheless. I swallowed my pride and parted my lips to ask.

“I haven’t seen her since I visited her last week, Colt,” she said. “And she hasn’t been using our territory to release her wolf.”

She already knew what I wanted to know. I took a deep breath, silently hoping that she was okay.

Then an odd sensation enveloped me. A sense of a familiar nearness.

“Madison, did…did Aurelia say something about…about coming here?”

Before she could answer, the loud and resonating so
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