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Tyson flew as high and fast as he could to avoid being noticed. He never liked to shift and fly during the day, but he had no choice. He had to get to his mate to protect her and the baby. He finally saw the convoy with the van in the middle speeding toward clan territory. He located a side road with a field beside it. He landed in the field and shifted back to his human form before pulling his phone from his pocket and dialing Kyra. “Where are you?” Kyra demanded. Tyson opened the mind link with Evan as he spoke to Kyra to give both the information. “Take the gravel road one mile ahead on the right. I will be waiting at the field.” Then, he closed the mind link with Evan and asked Kyra, “How is she?” “OK…I think. Olivia had a panic attack when she got the email and couldn’t breathe. Her wolf pushed forward and has Olivia blocked until you are here to help calm her down. Marie is beside them holding Olivia’s hand, and Raine seems content to sit quietly and stare straight ahead.”

Tyson had left Olivia in the living room, surrounded by a mountain of shopping bags. While he was there, Lucy brought in a tray of snacks and refreshments. She had personally handed Olivia something to eat and drink and stood before her until she took a bite of food and a sip of juice. Seeing how everyone cared for Olivia made him rest easier, but he was still worried. He glanced up at the clock and gave Olive a final kiss before he returned to his office to continue the meetings about Alpha Nicholas Williams. Devon was already there when Tyson entered his office, ready to continue with the meetings. He poured a cup of coffee and handed it to Tyson as he sat down in his chair at the table. Devon sat beside him and took a sip from his own cup. “Is Olivia OK?” Devon asked. “She is good. The baby has grown since yesterday,” Tyson said, beaming. “And she is having a girl.” “Congratulations, man. I know you were hoping for a girl,” Devon said. “I’m thrilled, and I hope she is just lik

Nicholas had been wearing a smug grin ever since the corporate jet had lifted off. He was going to Eugene, Oregon, to find Olivia and bring her back to the Dark Moon Pack, where she would be his and his alone. Nothing and no one could stop him. He looked around the cabin at the preparations that his new Beta, Marcus, had made. He had done well, and if Marcus helped him locate Olivia, he might even become Beta permanently. As long as Marcus did not betray him the way Jacob had, everything would be fine. The pilot broke Nicholas out of his thoughts by announcing they were approaching the airport in Eugene. Hearing that sent a wave of excitement running through his body. He glanced over at Marcus and saw him looking nervous. He was pale and sweating profusely. He had been that way since before they had gotten on the plane. Nicholas made a mental note to speak with the pack doctor to get sedatives for the Beta's next flight. Nicholas had already contacted private investigators and rog

Alpha Nicholas was pacing in his room, although he felt calling it a cell might be more accurate. He had silver shackles cuffed on his ankles to dampen his strength, and he had been given an injection of something to block him from his wolf. He was insulted that the Werewolf High Council members thought something was wrong with him. He knew they were wrong, but he would placate them and allow them to do their evaluation. He was jarred out of his thoughts when the door to his room opened. A young male wolf came in carrying a tray of food. Nick sneered at the man holding the tray. He seemed happy to see the Alpha being humiliated the way he was. “My name is Jerry, and I will be the nurse working tonight. How are you doing, Alpha Nicholas?” the wolf asked as he placed the tray on a table bolted to the wall. “When will they start the evaluations so I can leave?” Nick asked. “I’m sorry, Alpha. They will not be starting those until the morning. The doctors want to ensure you are well

Olivia felt rejuvenated after the morning she spent with Tyson. Her wolf had told her that marking Tyson would help her draw some energy from him so she would not feel as depleted by the pup. Raine had been right. While it did not give her added energy, it kept her from becoming rundown as quickly, which was a blessing. Tyson held her hand as he led her to a large circular clearing near their home. He spread the blanket out at the edge and placed a couple of pillows and the picnic basket down before he helped her sit. He smiled as he watched Olivia take in the scenery around her. Her face lit up as she saw the river valley in the distance. “I wish I had brought a camera with me,” Olivia pouted a little. “This is beautiful.” “I can have someone bring your bag to us if you like,” Tyson offered. “That’s OK. It will give us a reason to do this again,” she grinned. “We don’t need a reason, my love. All you have to do is say the word, and it will be done,” he told her as he cupped her