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When I was released early from prison for good behavior, my three sisters showed up to pick me up with a dog collar in hand. Vivian Bennett, my eldest sister, held it out to me and said calmly, "Put it on. Don't take it off until we make it home. Pass this final test, and you'll officially become a Bennett." Claire Bennett, my second sister, patted me on the shoulder and sighed. "You've suffered these past seven years. But you smell awful. Go home and take a really good shower before you sit down for dinner." Natalie Bennett, my third sister, looked me up and down, frowning. "When did you get so skinny? I guess the collar suits you now." Seven years ago, they said something similar. Luc

“Stay here. I’ve got you.” The door slammed as Gunner, Tyler, Jax, Tora, and half the compound scrambled outside — spreading into the clearing, scanning the trees, the air charged with energy. But there was nothing. No wolves. No movement. Just wind. Gunner turned in a slow circle, brows drawn. “That was Koa. I know it.” Back in the quiet of the room, Tabby stirred, eyes fluttering open again. Chelsea looked up. “They didn’t find anything—”

“My guy did a quick search and so far turned up nothing on a Phineas Moongrove. We’ll have to dig deeper.” I sighed. More disappointing news. When we reached the second floor, an excited shriek echoed in the corridor. I turned toward the sound, my fingers crackling with magic, to find Analyssa charging at us with Nalanie and Aya on her heels. “We found it!” Analyssa plowed into me, crushing me in a hug with her vampire strength. Aya’s lips twitched as she folded her muscular arms, and Nalanie grinned wide. “What did you find?” I asked as the teenager peeled herself off of me.

I just stood there confused as the little kids stared at me like they saw a ghost. The little boy seemed to collect himself quickly and asked. “Are you really our mum? But Dad said our mum was with the stars now,” “I am not your mum. I might look like her but I am not. I can help you find your Dad. Is he nearby?” I offered to help. “No, thank you, ma'am. Our nanny must be looking for us by now.” He said before taking his sister's hand. “Jay, but she is mummy,” Camilla insisted, refusing to go with her brother.

I say. “Something shifted.” he says. “We felt it.” Of course they did. Four brothers raised in the same house. Bound by something thicker than blood. “I found something.” I say quietly. Silence stretches for half a second. “Tell us.” another voice cuts in- Kieran. Then a third- Sials. And the fourth - Rowan . They’re all there. I close my eyes briefly. “There’s a mass grave.” I say plainly. “In the eastern forest.”