All Chapters of The Curse of the Seasons: Chapter 71 - Chapter 76

Cole I've lived this scenario a hundred times over in the last couple of years. Leaving a place in the middle of the night with sirens and helicopters chasing me down. It seemed to happen whenever I was getting comfortable in a single area. I guess that's why I was constantly moving.  It was like a never-ending nightmare all because the General felt it was worth the hunt. “Where are we going?” Harley asked as we pulled up at a petrol station.   I shook my head at her, my eyes never leaving the small group of men hovering beside a black SUV. They laughed about something before they got into their vehicle and drove off, not sparing us a glance.  

Cole Spending the evening with Willow had seemed a no-brainer at the time, but it quickly became rather obvious that Harley and her did not see eye to eye. It made me worry.  I get it, you don’t need to be friends with everyone - but Willow was the face of the company I had set up. She had also taken over some of the communication between Lana and myself. After all, it was natural for her to be contacting her best friend. I was just lucky that the military hadn’t joined the dots, or else they would have figured out who Willow was.  “You said Lana and Rhett will be going to the beach house?” I clarified, sitting down on the sofa and pulling Harley onto my lap. It was an uncharacteris

Cole When Willow had first suggested buying the beach house I had thought it was a waste of money and time. It was a “fixer-uper” in the nicest sense of the word. She'd been certain that Lana would love the house, and I guess I'd initially bought it as a gift for her and Rhett.  And then I saw the house in person, and I knew I could never give it up.  In the matter of hours, the quaint cottage had become home. From the pale grey painted exterior, its roof painted a deep blue which mimicked the ocean on a stormy day, to its freshly varnished wooden flooring and the large bay windows… this was home.  There were three places in the world I felt I could let my guard down - the orphanage, Willow’s flat and the beach house.