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“Sure,” she said, typing in her phone number on my phone with long pink nails. “I’ll text you when they’re here.”
“Sounds good,” I said. “Thank you for everything.”
With that, I left the house and headed down the road on foot to my aunt’s house. I needed to grab weapons. Anything to help me prepare for my confrontation with Ruby’s dads. Only the wealthiest alphas were the closest to Henry. They believed in his ways and were the closest confidante to him.
Which was why I couldn’t trust her.
The darkness of the streets was a welcome reprieve as I scurried around corners to avoid detection by the werewolves prowling about.
I finally entered my aunt’s house from the back, and the familiar smell of burnt cookies almost made me want to cry. It was years since I’d been here, but after switching on the lights, I could see the last remnants of all the mess we made, leaving in a rush out of this horrid encampment.
There were toothpicks spilled all over the kitchen floor and articles of paper all over the living room. She had thrown out everything from the refrigerator before we left.
As I looked around, feeling nostalgic, I felt a hand slap over my mouth.
“Welcome home, daughter. We’ve been waiting for you.”
Zaff
“Is this where she lives?”asked Chad as I parked right in front of her trailer.
“It is,” I said. “We’re going to be nice and respectful. Oscar, do you have the flowers and chocolate?”
“I do,” he said gruffly.
“Hopefully, he didn’t squish them,” said Ruston,and we all laughed with a nervous hint in our tone. Deep down, I was fucking terrified that Breanna would never forgive us.
Because I’d rejected her.
Buttoning up my suit, I walked towards her home and knocked on the front door. We stood there for a few minutes, waiting for her to answer.
“Call her,” said Oscar.
“I did before we got here, but she didn’t answer,” I said. “I figured that she was just ignoring me.”
I tried to twist the doorknob, and it opened.
The scent immediately hit me. The smell of alpha werewolves lingered in the trailer. My first thought was that Breanna had gone off with a pack of new alphas, but that was irrational.
“Do you fucking smell that?” I shouted.
“Yes.”
“Other alphas were in here,” I said, looking around the trailer for any clues of where Breanna could be. I found an abandoned phone covered in a purple case on top of the kitchen counter. It wasn’t Breanna’s phone, but I could see that she had called the phone recently.
“If other alphas were in here…,” said Ruston. “They must have only come from one place, and we know where.”
“But how do we know she’s in El Paso now?” I asked.
“There are scratches all over the door and the floor,” observed Chad quietly. “I don’t want to panic you guys, but it looks like she’s been taken.”
My stomach twisted with dread.
“We must go to El Paso then,” I growled, my hackles rising instantly at the thought of alphas forcibly taking my Breanna from her home. “We must find her, and if we have to kill any alpha who has her, we will.”
“But what if they mated her?” asked Ruston.
“Same rules apply,” I said darkly.
