Alle Kapitel von My Sister's Gamma: Kapitel 21 – Kapitel 29

Jane Jenkins (POV) It has been a week since I received my wolf. It has taken me time to get used to her, but I already love my wolf. Lucas and I are getting closer, too. I am falling deeper in love with him and his wolf. Thank the Goddess, we haven’t seen nor heard from Diana. She seemed to have disappeared for now. Good riddance to her. She can stay away as far as I am concerned. She has caused too much trouble already. Yet, I know better than letting my guard down. Something doesn't sit right with me. She could be off planning something right now. I plan to keep my guard up. I just don’t trust her. I have decided to begin training now that I have my wolf. It would be nice to know how to defend myself just in case. Lucas agreed with me, and we have both been going to training together. I am not very strong, as the cancer has taken its toll on me. I am just glad the venom cured it. But during my sick time, I didn’t get much exercise, so my muscles have a way to go to get strong. Luc

Jane Jenkins (POV) It’s dark, and my head hurts. I groan and try to open my eyes, but they feel too heavy. I am not on a bed, and it feels like damp, cold, cemented ground. Where am I and what happened? I slowly opened my eyes, and for a moment, I thought I had gone blind when I realized it was because of no windows and how dark this place is. Just where am I? ‘Aurora?’ I called my wolf. She doesn’t respond, and I can’t even feel her. I frowned as I sat up and leaned against the wall. What happened? Where is my wolf? I searched my memory and remembered about wolfbane. The effect is that it puts your wolf to sleep. That must be what happened. I must have been injected with wolfbane. That would explain why I can’t feel my wolf. She is asleep. Why am I here? What do they want with me? The last thing I knew, I was to meet up with Glory as she had something exciting to tell me. Could it have been a trap? Come to think of it... Glory would have messaged me through the mind-link to m

Lucas (POV) The three of us get to the cells and pass by the guards who are watching over the prisoner. Drake had already linked a guard to have Diana moved to the interrogation room, so we three walked in. Diana was chained to a chair in the middle of the room, and as soon as she saw me, she smiled. “I knew you would come and get me out.” I only shook my head and glared at her. “Where is my mate?” I said through gritted teeth. She frowned, “What??” “You heard him. Where is Jane?” Drake crossed his arms over his chest. “I... I have no idea. Why would I know?” She began trying to sound innocent. “Why did you come to Lucas’s room?” Wayne added, “Was it because you knew he was under the influence of the drug you put into his coffee?” She frowned, “What drug? I only wanted to see if I could do anything to help.” “Dressed like that?” Wayne sneered, “And after you placed a drug into his coffee?” I have to admit that he is good. He is the one that Drake calls for jobs like this. H

Jane Jenkins (POV) Pain fades in strange ways. It doesn’t disappear all at once. It loosens its grip slowly, like fingers reluctantly letting go. The ache in my body dulls first, then the sharp sting in my head eases, leaving behind a heavy exhaustion that sinks into my bones. I wake to warmth. Not the cold cement. Not damp air and shadows. This warmth smells like pine, earth, and home. Lucas. My eyes flutter open, and for a moment, I’m afraid to move. Afraid this is another trick—another cruel illusion my mind has made to survive the dark. But then I feel his arm around me, solid and real, his chest rising and falling beneath my cheek. He’s here. I breathe him in and feel my chest tighten. “I’m awake,” I whisper, my voice hoarse. His body goes rigid instantly. “Jane?” His voice cracks as he lifts his head. His eyes—those steady, fierce eyes—search my face like he’s afraid I’ll vanish if he blinks. “Hey… easy. Don’t move too much.” I smile weakly. “You look terrible.” A s