A growl rippled through our wolves, but Ethan’s was the loudest.
“Not a chance.” He said.
“Then you’ll never see them again.” Alexander replied.
“Wait.” I said.
“We’re not making that deal.” Ethan insisted.
“What about Ryker?” I shot back.
“We’ll find another way.” He said, pulling me closer.
I looked at Alexander. “Prove they’re alive first.”
“You’ll regret that.” He said before disappearing.
“What the hell did I just do?” I asked.
“You saved yourself.” Ethan said, but his phone rang.
Mason’s voice came through fast, with screaming behind him, and I knew something was wrong.
“They’re attacking from inside the pack.” Ethan said.
We shifted and ran without stopping, driven by one thought, getting home. By the time we arrived, we already knew we were too late.
The territory was
