Southwind A Young Life Camp Novels & Stories

I said, gloating. "You need to have love first and then you can make love with someone," my wolf said. "OK. The third thing on my briefing sheet..." Lucian didn't give me a chance to talk back to my wolf, "...is about our future arrangement. I understand that we want to stay in the South till the end of the year, so I need to have Gianna and the kid transferred from the Fire and Wind Camp by the end of next month. Leo will also come with them."

I sat near the window while watching as the city lights faded and were replaced by tall trees, winding roads, and hints of sunlight creeping over the area. When we arrived at the location, the sun was already rising. The summer camp was located deep in the countryside. It was an expansive area surrounded by tall pines, beautiful hills, and a winding river that glinted in the early dawn. A small lake also reflected the rising sun while wooden cabins lined the outer ring of the forest clearing, and beyond them, I could see trails that disappeared into the trees. I stepped off the bus while my shoes were crunching against the gravel path, and took it all in.

"Calm down, Sharon. Trevor knows what he's doing. All of us saw that GPS just now. We've been keeping an eye on it the whole time." Dad gave a cold snort and unlocked his phone. Then, he opened the app and tossed it in front of Mom. "He's doing just fine at Camp One." Mom swiped at the screen to check the historical tracking data. Suddenly, her face went deathly pale, and she slumped limply into the chair.