All Chapters of Hunting Her Hunters: Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

Jealousy filled me and I hung up. I threw my phone across the room, screaming angrily. My phone started ringing again and I ignored it. I finished the steaks and made the potatoes, ignoring his repeated attempts to ring me. Right at 6:15 PM, Tony knocked on my door and I ran to answer it. I pulled it open, smiling. My face fell when Timothy stood with him and the blonde from the call. The blonde held her hand out to me immediately.“Hi, Tasha, I’m Tammy.”I glared at her. “Hi. Tony, come in.”He walked past me, leaving me alone with the other two. I went to shut my door and Timothy pushed it back open.“Why did you hang up on me?”“I didn’t. My phone broke,” I lied.He sighed. “Jamie told me what Falcon said. Come here. I want to show you something.”“No. Hard pass.”“For fuck’s sake, Tasha. It will take ten minutes of your time.”“Tony, I’ll be right back. Don’t touch anything.”I stepped out and shut the door behind me. “Where are we going?”“Just come on.”He gripped Tammy’s elbow

TimothyI leaned against the wall as I watched my aunt and father chatting quietly. Aunt Anne kept throwing angry looks at me and my father was rapidly growing more irritated. I was curious about what she meant by her ‘some hussy’ comment. She had glared at Tasha which led me to believe her comment was aimed towards her. I was going to have to get to the bottom of it and if it was truly about Tasha, I would have to make sure my aunt knew talking about her like that was not going to be tolerated.My aunt turned her head and my eyes were drawn to bite scars on her neck. I straightened up. What the hell? I peered closer at it and realized it was a bear’s mark. Fuck. Falcon must have sent her. Wait. How would he have known that I was looking for her? Tasha. Everything came back to Tasha. Aunt Anne had said something. What was it?‘I didn’t come for him. I came because I was ordered to.’ Everything had happened so fast when she arrived and I hadn’t understood any of it, but now everything

NatashaA door slamming made me jerk awake. I sat straight up and looked around frantically.“Timothy?,” I called.I scrambled out of bed and ran to the bathroom to look inside. He wasn’t there and I started wondering if I had imagined the door slamming. I went back over to the bed with my heart pounding. I sat down, glancing around for my phone to text him. Groaning, I stood up to look through the blankets. I froze when I saw my phone and earbud on his bedside table.I climbed over the bed to snatch my phone off of it. I opened it and my heart sank.“Fuck!”Falcon’s texts were pulled up and I quickly pulled up recent apps. I closed my eyes when I saw the recording app there. I heard a shout from outside and it made me jump up to dash over to the window. I saw my men heading into the town hall and I panicked. I raced out of the room and down the stairs. I flew down the stairs and pushed myself harder when I saw them move in different directions in the forest. Fuck.I quickly pocketed

TimothyI watched as Tasha sprinted into the trees. I scrambled to my feet to chase after her. I heard her calling for Carson and I sped up.‘Come on, baby, where are you?’I rushed through the woods, following her calls for him. Suddenly, they stopped and I cursed. I turned in a circle, trying to gather my bearings. I had to find her. I had to tell her that I was sorry. I had to beg her for her forgiveness.“FUCK!”I heard a vehicle not too far from me and I sprinted in that direction. I burst through the treeline just in time to see tail lights turning a corner.“TASHA!,” I screamed, hoping that what I was thinking was wrong.I turned around and began to make my way through the forest again. Each step I took was measured and each sound I heard was checked out. If she was still in the forest, I was determined to find her. I was not sure how long I was searching for her, but the sun had risen hours ago and I was still combing through the woods.A twig snapped and I immediately turned

NatashaI ran my hands over Carson’s back. He shivered and tears filled my eyes. He hadn’t been awake in over a day and I was starting to get worried. I didn’t know how to check him. I wasn’t a vet. I got up off the floor to pace. I always thought better when I was moving. I clasped my hands behind my back as I continued to wear the path in the carpet. I had already spent hours pacing, trying to figure out how to save him.I paused when he grunted in pain. I hurried back to his side and sank to my knees beside him. I ran my fingers through his fur again, breathing deep as my heart pounded painfully in my chest. I murmured softly to him, hoping that it would ease his pain and help him relax. My phone pinged and I threw my hands up in frustration.“What now?,” I muttered to myself.I went over to the table to grab my phone and unlocked it. I pulled the notification bar down and I groaned when I saw the multitude of messages that I had missed. 24 from my group message with the guys, 17 f