After dinner Jane followed Britney back to her old room. It had been changed into a nursery since it was across from Reid’s room and right next to Britney’s room. Nobody had even asked her but she knew she was being childish. She had a whole wing on the other side or had.The room was very basic. It had a crib, a changing table and a rocking chair. A dresser stood on one side that held the baby’s diapers and toiletries. A nightlight was on and the lighting in the room was dim but Jane could still see that barely any money had been spent on this room.“It’s about time for her next feeding. You can stay if you like,” Britney said softly. Jane could tell she was nervous.“I’d like to if you don’t mind.”Britney smiled and her eyes lit up as she walked to the crib and lifted the pink bundle from it. She took her over to the changing table and gently unwrapped the blanket from around her. Jane was mesmerized at how different Britney seemed.“Her name’s Rein, R-E-I-N,” Britney said with a s

Jane woke up feeling groggy, her head pounded and her eyes felt like a whole desert wind had blown sand in them. Her throat was dry and she felt nauseous. The previous night’s events had her eyes snap open and only then did she register Ryan’s scent. Lavender infused chocolate surrounded her and she inhaled sharply.“We should talk,” Ryan said from her window. He stood with his back to her and his arms were crossed over his chest.Jane shifted on the bed and she clutched her head as the room spun. She gulped greedily from the glass of water on her nightstand and looked at Ryan as he turned to look at her and leaned down on the window sill.“I’ve placed you under house arrest. You won’t set foot outside this house without Joseph by your side. Your shopping trip has been confiscated as has your car. Your credit card has been revoked and is in my possession. The guards have been notified that you’re not to set foot out of pack territory unless you’re accompanied by me.”At first her bloo

Jane blinked as Reid’s face came into focus. His eyes looked accusingly at her but she didn’t understand why. The two men wore patches that identified them as pack police and she was being led to an office with Reid and Ryan following close behind them.“Please take a seat Miss Winters,” the first man said.“You can wait outside while we question her,” the second man said to Reid and Ryan.Her hands were shaking again as the door closed behind her. The two men took chairs in front of her and they seemed scary to her. They were probably good at what they did because they were scaring the hell out of her.“I’m pack officer Stein Wilbrook and that’s pack officer Kent Wallace.” The man that spoke had light blue eyes, a tanned face and he was built like a linebacker. Jane’s eyes flitted to the other man who had the same physique but his skin was paler than Stein’s and his eyes were a deep brown.Jane didn’t know what to say to that because they already knew who she was. She fidgeted with h

Jane lay on the bed, thankful that she still had the hospital gown on. It didn’t do much for her modesty but it was better than nothing. Sebastian had revealed himself from the shadows and at first she’d felt relief and then fear at the way he’d looked at her.She’d been alone in this room for what felt like hours. She had no idea where she was and she hoped that Joseph could track her. Sebastian had said that he’d masked their scents, that nobody knew where she was.Even if Joseph could track her, Ryan would order him not to. He would think she ran. Hopelessness filled her as she realized that nobody would be looking for her. Tears formed in her eyes because now she truly was all alone.Reid would live his life with his daughter, Ryan would eventually find someone else and mark her. Would it hurt? She wondered about that. Joseph would have a new Luna to follow around and she’d be stuck here, tied to a bed.The door opened and Sebastian smiled at her as he held a tray in his hands. He

Jane was dressed by six am the next morning and on her way out of the packhouse when Joseph appeared behind her. She’d gone to bed after he’d left the previous night. She hadn’t been in the right frame of mind to speak to either Reid or Ryan. “It’s six am, Jane,” Joseph said and stepped in front of her so she had to stop walking. “Where are we going?” “To wherever they’re holding Travis,” Jane replied. Joseph nodded his head and started walking down the stairs. Jane followed him, determination racing through her veins with each step she took. They didn’t have far to go, the cells were in the basement of the packhouse and Jane felt pissed off that they were keeping Travis there. “Luna Jane,” Kent said and bowed his head. “Who’s in charge here?” Jane folded her arms over her chest as she looked at the man. “I am and I report directly to the Alpha,” Kent answered her. “I want to know what’s going to happen to Travis.” Kent looked from Jane to Joseph and his jaw clenched. “We’ve ch