LOGINIrene’s POVThe intention with the Stone pack is to give them a chance to rethink their decision. Maybe some negotiation. There would be no need to ruin each other if we could just come to a reasonable compromise. I would have preferred we wait for whatever it is they plan to do to us. But according to Mia, you don’t always have to fight all battles. Sometimes, you talk your way out of it. Know what they want and why.
Irene’s POVKarson and Lucas arrived with a worried expression just as I was planning a defense against the Stone pack with Ken. “What happened? Why are you breathing so heavily?” I asked in concern. Karson h
Karson’s POVWith Lucas and a few guards, we formed the search team to find Lexie. I was hoping Raphael would have gotten a hold of her by now. Seeing her show up at the camp again after such an intense search almost makes me think she might be untouchable, but I do not want to believe such nonsense. No matter how much backup Lexie might have, I will find her through the hole she crawls into. I have had enough with the situation at hand and can’t wait for all this to be over.
Irene’s POV“How do you feel?” Lucas whispered next to me, his eyes on the bandage wrapped around my arm. I huffed at the sight of it. Karson’s insistence has prompted me to get treated even though I assured him it was a small scratch.
Irene’s POVIn a split second, she kicked my leg causing me to stumble back a bit. But before she could make a run for it, I grabbed her ponytail, throwing her at the wall. As I tried to reach for her again, she grabbed my arm scratching me with her claws. I slapped her hard across the face and she fell against the desk pushing down the badge box. Lexie’s eyes rounded like saucers when it opened and nothing came out of it.
Irene’s POVWhen we arrived at the tent, Karin did a good job of staying put in it. Karson put Carl down quietly and we both tiptoed around the tent where the said spy was. The moment we sighted her, I leaped forward grabbing her by my claws to ensure she didn’t slip away. She screamed in effect, struggling to break free. “Let me go! Let me go!”
IRENEAunt didn't let me leave until I agreed to keep a promise I didn't even know about. We waited until the kids could shift again and once they did, they burst into tears, sorry for what they did.They hugged my legs tight, throwing their heads back dramatically as they cried with their butt out
IRENEKarin and Carl looked startled by my little outburst and I regretted it as soon as the strong tone left my mouth. "I'm sorry," I quickly recollected. "Who told you that?""They were talking about it. Some moms," Carl reported, carefully this time as if watching for my reaction. I rubbed his a
IRENEWe each went back to our respective rooms that night, begrudgingly too.I woke up early the next morning, making the snacks for our picnic and finishing up the work from yesterday since my day was ruined and I couldn't be productive anymore.Karson got the car ready and tied up some loose end
IRENEThe door opened and Nanny May walked in carrying a cup of coffee. "The young alpha would hate that. Staying away from you, I mean. I couldn't help but overhear the last part."I sprung to a sitting position as she handed me the coffee, "Well I can't have him around with so much going on. Alph







