Freya Rose “What's the hunter's Council and why would they want to kill me?” I asked Mason.He was very panicked, and I knew this was extremely serious, but I didn't have a clue what he was on about. “Come with me to the office, Evan and I will explain everything,” he said as he held out his hand for me to take. I took his hand and followed him as he gently pulled me into my dad's office. Once in the office he sat down on the couch and patted the seat beside him. I sat down and waited for someone to explain. Evan walked over to me and handed me a whisky. I took it from him and said in a light-hearted way,“Really Evan? It's like ten in the morning.” I let out a little chuckle but then silenced myself when I saw his worried expression.“You're gonna need it, Angel, trust me!” He replied in a low and gruff voice. 

Freya Rose I was crouched down on the concrete basement floor. My vision was still obscured, my face and arm were heavily bleeding, and I still could not contact my wolf. I felt deflated and believed that this would be the end for me. I couldn't see any way out of the dire situation that I was in. Unless my vision, or wolf senses miraculously reappeared within the next few seconds, I knew that I wouldn't be able to protect myself from her next attack. I held my blood-covered hand in front of me for protection, then used my other hand to feel behind me as I shuffled backwards. I didn't want her being able to sneak up behind me, so I decided to back myself up against the wall. Every time I inched back a little I could hear her feet take a few steps forward. At least I know she's in front of me, I thought to myself. My hand finally hit the brick wall, so I pushed myself up against it and gradually rose to my feet.

Freya Rose “Mason, what in the hell are you doing? Where are we going? What's wrong?” I quickly bombarded him with questions, not giving him a chance to answer the first before moving onto the next.“Freya, shhh please, my mom's watching us, just act like everything's normal,” he answered through a gritted smile while he waved at Sadie through the kitchen window.I smiled at Sadie and she returned the smile. The suspicious look she had on her face didn't dissipate, and she continued to watch us like a hawk as she finished making the coffees. Mason leaned into me and pulled me in for a hug. While in our embrace he began to whisper into my ear,“There's a serious problem back home.”I could hear the panic in his voice even with him trying to hide it from me. I pulled away from our hug and stared into his worried eyes.“Well, what are we waiting for? W

Freya Rose As soon as I heard Sadie and Charlie's car pull away I let my rage take over. I screeched into the air, instantly triggering my ascension. As my wings ripped through the skin on my shoulder blades, I threw my arms upwards and caught the dining table with my fingertips, which sent it crashing into the wall with enormous force. The plates and cups smashed into millions of pieces, sending food and ceramic shards hurtling through the air around me as I burst into my brilliant electrical flames. When I became fully ascended my screeching ceased, only to be instantly replaced by the sound of my weighted breaths. I clenched my fists and then let my arms fall to my sides. I wanted nothing more than to smash up everything in sight, but I heard a quiet whimper inside my head.“Freya? Please calm down. I know you're upset, but this isn't Sadie and Charlie's fault. You need to have this out with Mason!” Min

Mason Hart Kali walked me into the cabin and escorted me towards the living room. Just as we reach the door she stopped abruptly and stood in front of me. My body stiffened as she grabbed both of my shoulders. A sadistic grin spread across her face and her eyes sparkled with enjoyment.“I almost forgot! I have a surprise for you,” she said as she vibrated with excitement.My heart sank, I knew that any surprise she had for me wasn't a good thing, and I dreaded to think what she had in store. Her face dropped and her brows furrowed as she inspected my face. I knew she wanted me to be excited, so I smiled back at her, trying my best to look enthusiastic, when all I really wanted to do was run for the hills. She bought my fake enthusiasm and her sadistic smile returned. She turned around and grabbed the door handle, but before she opened the door she looked at me and said sweetly, “I