Connor obviously didn’t believe Colt. That was something that he was going to have to earn. So he was put up in a house with no children and three warriors living in that house who were going to be hovering over him 24 hours a day. And they weren’t going to be subtle about it. Connor wanted him to know that he wasn’t trusted. Especially not coming from my father’s pack. But we listened to what he said and he told us everything that he could about this government agency that my father had enlisted help from and it didn’t sound like any other government agency that we had ever heard of before. It was something so much worse. They knew all the tricks in dealing with werewolves, vampires, witches…everything that wasn’t human. It was really scary to hear actually. I never really thought an agency like that existed. But I was wrong and I was now going to pay the price for it. Connor and I were staying at Miles’ house for the time being and we were in bed that night trying to get some sleep,

Hi there. I know that it’s been an incredibly long time since I have updated this book. If you haven’t already guessed I got a bit of writers block when it came to this story and I got started on other projects. So, I am going to do something here that I haven’t done before. I am going to let you lovely readers have a voice here. I would love to hear suggestions on where I should take the book from here. Nothing too in-depth. Just an idea that I can build on. I love to hear from you and hear what great ideas you come up with. And look out for the honourable mention of your names.

When we got back to the pack we went to Miles’ house but I couldn’t help but stop and look at the progress of our house that was being built. They were really getting into it. I had a feeling that we would be moving back into it in the next couple of days. But as soon as we got back to Miles’ house, Connor got on his computer and started going through his personal files. Luckily Miles had a back up of everything that the Alpha was working on, in case anything was damaged. So they would always have a copy. I saw him going through some really old files, dating back to when he was still living with his father. They looked like stolen files from his father, but I didn’t ask any questions. I started making us something to eat while Connor was consumed by the computer in front of him at the kitchen table. I saw him highlighting different things on the computer that he obviously thought was important. And I was a little afraid to ask what he had found. We all sat there eating in sil

CONNOR POV I think it was pretty safe to say that Aurora’s wolf was helping her expand her powers. Which I was really happy about. But not when it almost takes my head off. Yeah, alright. I shouldn’t have snuck up behind her. But I was really interested in what they were doing and once I saw that ball of energy in her hands, I had to get a closer look. I should have been more careful not to startle her the way that I did. “I am so sorry.” Aurora said, looking at me with fear in her eyes. Oh shit. She thinks she’s in trouble. She thinks I’m mad at her. “It’s alright. Don’t apologize. I shouldn’t have snuck up on you. That was actually pretty cool.” I said, moving over to her but she looked a little skittish as I was getting closer. “I’m just trying out what I can do. Elsa is letting me know everything I can do. She says that this is only small stuff. I’m a little worried about what the big stuff is going to be.” She said. “I’m excited about seeing it.” “I probably won’t

I ended up falling asleep in that tree but I woke up the next morning in the spare bedroom and Connor was asleep next to me. I went to the kitchen and Miles was there with a coffee, leaning against the bench looking out the window at the warriors training. “Morning.” He said. “Hi. How did I end up inside?” I asked. “Connor brought you in after you fell asleep.” He said. “I was up a damn tree. How the hell did he not wake me up?” I asked, pouring myself a coffee. “You’ll have to ask him that.” Miles smirked. “What have you got planned today?” I asked. “I don’t know. There’s training, more training and more training.” He said. “That sounds like the obvious choice then.” I said. “Yeah. Kind of does, doesn’t it.” He said. “What about you?” He asked. “I have to try and find a hidden castle.” I said. “That doesn’t make any sense.” He said. “I know. But it will when I find it.” I said. “Good luck with that then.” He said. “Thanks.” I said. I didn’t wait for Conn