Parker's P.O.V. Kaylee seemed shaken as we walked Oliver to the edge of our territory. Several wolves were surrounding us at a distance to our sides and behind us as we made our way to the border. After Kaylee's vision, I kept a close eye on Oliver, but he genuinely seemed just as confused as we were. He had no idea what his mother was up to and that made it all the more worrisome. "You are to call me as soon as you get back home. If I don't hear from you within the hour, I am going to come searching for you myself." Kaylee demanded. I smiled when I heard the power behind her command. It wasn't much, no wolf would actually feel compelled to listen to it yet, but it was there. She was getting stronger, or at least her wolf was. I just had to hope she would be strong enough for this upcoming full moon. "Don't get all overprotective on me now. Everything will be fine." Oliver stated as we got closer to the border. I slowed as we reached the edge, and Kaylee followed suit. Oliver spu

Kaylee's P.O.V. Pushing all thoughts of Kate aside, I turned to look at Parker, waiting for his instructions. It was getting clearer to me with every passing second that Parker was absolutely born to be an Alpha. Everyone looked to him for guidance or instructions. "I have to go after Oliver. I have the feeling that whatever his mother is up to, it is going to happen soon. She isn't going to wait. If the Alpha knows that his son is back, it will ruin her plans." Parker explained as he rubbed his hand over the back of his neck. He was stressed, understandably so, but it still made me feel guilty. "Has anyone been able to reach the Blood Moon Pack?" I wondered aloud. I knew our pack didn't get along with them, but I had to assume that someone would be able to contact them unless they received an order to cease all communication with us from their Alpha or Luna. "Why don't we contact Abram and have him talk to the Alpha? They might be ignoring us, but they would have to take the call

Kaylee's P.O.V. It only took a minute for a large brown and silver wolf to come barreling through the crowd. He slid to a halt, sending dirt flying as his wolf reached the border. My hands shook as I finally saw my father in front of me. I had heard about him when I was little, but not often. My mother didn't like talking about him too much. She would normally excuse herself after a few minutes and go cry in her bedroom, thinking I didn't notice or hear her. He had left her pregnant with me and then ripped her heart out to go start a family with his true mate. "You're the Alpha?" I questioned, knowing the answer at the way his wolf let out a small whine in my direction. His large paw lifted from the ground before he stomped it back down as if he were trying to tell me to walk over to him. "Your son, Oliver, is currently being held by your Luna. He was collected by your wolves two hours ago at the border. We ask that you demand his release and stop the war against my people in the M

Kaylee's P.O.V. When we walked through the pack land, it was extremely noticeable how different the two packs were. The Earth thrived around the Blood Moon Pack. The grass and moss on the trees were a darker green than what I had been used to seeing at the Midnight Pack, and I couldn't help but take in a deep breath of the clean air. The pack had moved so silently on the moist, plant-rich ground that, had I not seen them, I would not have realized they were even walking with us. I expected to feel some sense of panic as they surrounded us and led us through the collection of houses, but instead, I felt peace. It was something that I hadn't felt in a very long time. I eyed the large house before us with wonder as we were led inside the stone and wood-decorated building. Although, one could argue this was a castle. Surrounded by mountains on both sides, the pack house was a large three-story building where all of the offices, communal kitchen, and game rooms were, as had been expla

Kaylee's P.O.V. The trip back to the Midnight Pack was bittersweet. Everyone was tense, knowing that Alpha Gabriel would not be happy that we all went on this rescue mission without his permission. Parker made me ride on his back the way home, and his excitement was pouring from his body. I held on tightly as he dipped and dodged around trees, bucking his back up higher than he needed to when he jumped over things. He was like a puppy playing. Every time I made a noise or tightened my grip on him, he would look back at me with his tongue hanging out to the side, and a large wolfish smile stretched across his face. It was adorable, and while my heart was hurting from having to be separated from my mother again after all this time, I couldn't help but smile back at him. Anytime I had seen his wolf out, he was angry or fighting someone. But this time, he was genuinely happy. I was half tempted to tell him to just keep going past our old pack and take me far into the sunset to live a p