Chapter Fourteen-Lilly

The promise Marcus made me swam around in my head like unleashed tadpoles as I watched the lycans from across the field. The distance made it hard to see who they were, but I was sure I would recognize them. I remembered all of Jason's henchman's faces.

A shiver raced down Marcus' spine, and I watched as he fought off his wolf. We were in broad daylight, in the middle of a public

parking lot. Shifting into supernatural creatures wasn't a good idea.

"Marcus," I said, but he only gave me a look that said do what I say.

Quickly, I raced toward the rental and made it to the passenger side. Marcus stalked toward the field on the side of the apartment

complex, meeting the lycans halfway.

I was thankful for the distance because I didn't want to see them fight up close. I knew from experience, and growing up around

lycans, that just because it was one-on-one didn't mean he'd lose. In fact, I had a feeling Marcus could take care of himself. Those

muscles weren't just for looks, I knew that much