Erin’s POVI haven’t heard from Henry in days and this is what he has to say to me? Not to trust Gavin?I already knew that Henry didn’t like Gavin; it wasn’t much of a secret. But what did Henry know that I didn’t? I had to admit that it got me curious.I decided to call Henry and find out what it is that he knows.“Erin?” Henry answered the phone on the first ring.I was pleased to finally hear his voice considering I’d been trying to get a hold of him for days. But I was also upset with him for disappearing.“Where have you been?” I asked him right off the bat. I was trying not to sound upset, but I knew it was leaking through in my tone.“That’s not important right now. Do you have a minute to meet somewhere?”I frowned, staring at the clock.It was a little after 9 pm.I wasn’t even supposed to leave the packhouse; getting out of the door was going to be difficult with all of the guards keeping a watch over the place. Especially, since they were keeping a watch over me.“I can’t

Gavin’s POVThe first thing Gavin did was check the bathroom; telling from Erin’s lingering scent, she wasn’t there at all. She’s been missing for at least a couple of hours.He went from her bathroom to the open window and peered down. It was a long way to the ground; she would have to be pretty talented to make it to the ground without any injuries.His stomach formed a tight knot at the thought of her getting hurt, but she wasn’t around anywhere so he knew she got out okay.“Seth!” Gavin growled in his mindlink. His Beta should have been back hours ago from his mission and back to keep an eye on Erin while Gavin worked. The fact that Erin was missing meant that Seth and the other guards weren’t doing their jobs correctly. “Report to Erin’s room,” he ordered.It didn’t take long for the tired Beta to enter the bedroom; he frowned instantly when he looked around the seemingly empty room and then his eyes landed on a very furious Gavin.“Notice anything missing?” Gavin seethed between

Erin’s POV“His Luna?” I whispered again, staring at the paper in disbelief.“He doesn’t have a Luna,” Emily said with wonder. “Could he be talking about Susanna?”The thought made me feel ill on the inside. I wanted to pretend I didn’t see this, but I took a picture of it anyways. Everything I found going forward was evidence and I needed to document literally everything.I placed the invitation under a few others documents before departing from the office.Thankfully, nobody saw me enter the office and nobody saw me leave. The halls were still vacant, but I could hear the light chatter of Gavin on the floor below and Beta Seth approaching the stairway.It wouldn’t be long before he found me. I went straight to my room with my backpack and grabbed my old laptop.I hadn’t opened this thing in a long time. As I propped it up on the desk across the room, I saw that it was dead.I sighed, grabbing a charger and plugging it into the wall.Once the laptop has a little more power, I’ll be a

Erin’s POV“No, we aren’t done here,” I protested, rushing to catch up to him. We were in the forest just outside of his pack and I wanted to reach him before he left. “Why don’t you remember anything.”“There’s nothing to remember,” he muttered; he sounded so disinterested in anything that was going on. He had to be curious as to why he had no memory.“Are there just gaps of memory loss?” I asked.He finally stopped walking and growled in my face; it didn’t frighten me. If anything, I grew annoyed with his resistance.“You are relentless,” he sneered. “Why does this matter to you?”“Because I think something happened to you. This note isn’t a joke to me, and I saw you leaving it with my own eyes,” I say to him. “Just tell me what you remember last.”“Gavin,” he muttered. “I remember Gavin.”He said his name like it was a bad taste on his tongue.“Alpha Gavin?” I asked, raising my brows. “What do you remember about him?”“I don’t know. One minute I was walking here and the next he was

Gavin’s POV“I’m afraid you have mistaken me for someone incapable and weak, Susanna,” Gavin said with an unbothered tone. “I’m quite the opposite. I don’t need your followers and I certainly don’t need your family’s support.”“With everything going on right now, I beg to differ,” Susanna argued. “Look around, Gavin. You might have bought yourself time, but I hear the whispers around the hospital. You are losing your pack’s support and respect. If you don’t have their support and respect, then you can forget about making something of yourself during this Alpha convention. Your pack will crumble before your eyes. You need me more than ever.”“I will manage just fine,” Gavin said, his tone hardening. “The status of my pack is not your concern. I can assure you that I have things handled. Now, if you’ll excuse me…”Her mouth was gaping open as he turned away; he left without another word..…Erin’s POVI heard a woman’s voice on the other end of the phone when Gavin answered it. I knew