Jane I couldn't believe what had just happened to me. I must have panicked. I didn't think things through. I wasn't thinking until I entered my apartment. I was afraid. I had doubted everything from the onset, and the agent's words were the push I needed to act on my doubt. I sat in bed wondering if I had done the right thing. James and Philip never lied about their past or the multiple relationships they had. The only thing was that they never told me that the women ended up in the asylum. I sat down to evaluate all that the agent had told. How was it possible that he was telling the truth? Why would the agent go through such great lengths to protect me? Why would they be that kind? I was hallucinating about dragons and Lizards before the brothers opened up to me about it. Even if they were feeding me hallucinogens, they couldn't decide what I would hallucinate about. There was no way they were the cause of my hallucinations. What were the odds that the women they dated would see the

Philip I couldn't believe how hurt Jane was until I felt it. I felt her pain. The way she spoke made me realise we had failed her. We were not expecting to be summoned when we were. It was sudden, and after all that we heard happened when we left, I realised that the Order was in on it. It was understandable that they would be working against us since they were only in charge of the shifter world because there was no king. The moment James and I ascend the throne, they would lose their power. It made a lot of sense. James had suspected them, but I had dismissed it until when we went this time around and found that we were the only ones summoned, and it was for no reason. I began to realise why all our bonds flipped and ran away from us. The order would lure us away with a summon, and then the NBI would question them and have them committed once they open up about the situation. It was a smart move, but it had to come to an end. Although we had an agent there working for us, I wasn't

James Dr Thomas Doyle was being obnoxious. I thought he had promised Jane that he would clear us, but here he was asking us stupid questions. I did not want to threaten him yet about the hypnosis, but I was getting there. "Is this office a bit too hot, or is it just me?" He asked, and I smiled at him. That was my doing. He looked at his air conditioning which was on full blast, yet his office was hot. Connecting with Jane had made our powers manifest a little. I saw him reach for his telecom, and Philip looked at me. "Cut it out, James," he warned me with a low tone, and I grinned at him. I looked at Thomas, and it was obvious he was sweating. I doubted Philip wanted me to turn down the heat because he refused to counter it with his cold. "According to my colleague, you guys were not trying to fly," he said, looking at the file in front of him. That was it. I was tired and fed up with this dude. "Are you going to clear us or what?" I asked, and he looked at me. "Well.." he began

James I had never been so scared in my life. I wondered what would give the governor the balls to chase us like that. Jane had passed out, and Philip and I were panicking. I had to do the only thing I knew how. We needed to know who was on our side and who was against us. We had been speculating for a while now, but It was time to draw the line. What Gary did was against the rules of the Order. Until now, we only complained to the Secretary about Gary and Austen's conduct, it was time to take it up a notch. The order was created to protect our bloodline and to help us keep order while the throne was vacant. The fact that we were yet to ascend the throne did not mean we were not the monarchs of Raygon. The shifter throne might be empty, but it wasn't vacant. Gary was a subject he had no right to hound his future queen like that. He had no right to attack us. Austen might try to because he was a dragon, but the lizard had no right to insult us. If the order failed to punish his transgre

Philip I couldn't believe Gary would have the balls to do what he did. After what James told me about his conversation with the Order, it was a no brainer that they were in on it. If not, Gary and Austen couldn't have gotten away with so much. Looking at things unfold, I realised that the lizards were becoming bold. I wanted to go to his house and beat his wife unconscious so he would know exactly how we felt. Now that we were manifesting, no one would dare to trouble us. We were no longer sitting ducks like before, and it was all thanks to Jane. I had suspected that the Order would not want us to ascend since it would end their era of relevance, now it was very obvious. Our plan was simple. We would arrive at the fundraiser as if everything was cool, and then when it was over, follow Gary to his house, deal with him and get our orb from him. Claim Jane, ascend the throne and force Raygon to accept her as queen. Playing by the book did not get us anywhere. It was now time to go rogue