CHAPTER THIRTY-FOUR
LOUISA ENDLESS
I couldn’t help but watch, filled with envy, as my younger brother stared lovingly at Adelaide. I had always known the two of them would get together sooner or later. Emma had two men desperate to be with her, my brother had found his mate, who was willing to fight and die for him. Clark had given up the human world so that he could be with Emma. But I was alone, constantly looking out for everyone else’s well being except for myself. That was part of the job of being gatekeeper.
“Great,” I said, “Ben’s already gone on his suicide mission. I’m going to go try to---”
A sudden breeze went through the estate, making even the old, heavy, velvet curtains that hung flap fiercely from where they were. “What was that?” Miklos asked sharply, sitting up sud
