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Collin offered as he helped Mary to her feet. “Sounds like a plan. See you guys then.” Kurt nodded as he escorted everyone out. I took the box into the bedroom, trying to quiet and not disturb Talia. However, the little girl was sitting in the center of the bed. Her eyes were glossy like she was in a daze. ‘Bad. Something bad is going on.’ Bastet warned. “KURT!” I shouted, dropping the box and rushing to Talia just as she started to levitate off the bed.

I clenched my jaw to suppress the feeling his words stirred in me. Instead, I looked at the two troopers to see if the one he mentioned was there. They were both cute, and if this were before Logan, I’d have been interested. But now they do nothing for me. “Yes, there is a Trooper Bryant,” I answered. The trooper in question raised an eyebrow at his name and looked at me. “Luna?” he asked in a whisper that I’m pretty sure no one else heard. I blinked. ‘He’s a werewolf.’ Theia kindly pointed out. ‘Duh.’ I internally rolled my eyes.

Chapter: 69 ****** ALTAIR: I lay there on the training mat, my head buried in my hands, trying to block out everything around me. The weight of the moment pressed down on me, suffocating and maddening. Talon’s soft moan echoed in my mind, each replay sending jolts of heat coursing through me. My arousal had surged the instant I heard that sound, a primal reaction that had awakened something deep within me—I could have sworn I felt Vale stirred. I felt him for the first time since my birthday.