Coop
We had parked a couple of miles away from the Welsh pack border at a hotel. So we didn’t raise suspicion. Mark had booked us in here as a conference meeting yesterday.
We unloaded all our gear and took it into our rooms. The troops had orders to get changed as soon as it turned dark and meet us over the road in the woods.
We were all trying to get some shut eye beforehand hand, or at least stretch out for a bit after our long car journey.
Mark leaving Becks had been emotional; I could feel his turmoil from here. I had to go and ease his fears
“love, I...”
“I know Coop, go and ease Marks worry. I can feel it, too. The rest feel??”
I laughed at her, trying to find the right word for what our warriors were feeling.
“They feel blood thirty love. They are excited to be let l
