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Chapter Twenty-One

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Rohan

I killed the engine as I stopped at the gates before stepping out of the car. There, I found Jarred talking to two guards by the gates. I knew them very well. They were Hansel and Harrison. Fraternal twins. When Harrison spotted me, their conversation ended and Jarred walked up to me.

“What’d you got for me, Jarred?” I asked.

Jarred sighed with a smile on his face.

“Well. Nothing so far,” he replied.

I rolled my eyes at that. What else should I have expected? There was nothing I could do. They were gone. Left without a trace. Just like every other time.

“Last night Harrison and the rest of the patrol team had caught them just a few yards outside our borders. They went after them, but they were faster than us, Rohan.”

I clenched my jaws at that. No. That couldn’t be true. If they were adapting, it would be too late for us to stop them. We had to end this quickly, or I would risk losing more than just Rachel.

“Where did you find them?” I asked.

“They were lingering just by
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