“Have you ever done this on someone with shadows before?” I murmured, and she shook her head.
“Obviously not, but those variants shouldn’t matter.”
“Shouldn’t?” I sputtered. That didn’t sound very sure at all.
“We should get started. We’ve wasted enough time, and you will need time to get used to the link before the Summit meeting. I believe they requested an urgent meeting, but twenty-four hours shouldn’t make them too testy.”
She chuckled, like she knew something we didn’t, and like usual, she probably did.
“Ready then?” she asked.
I looked to the alphas, who waited for my nod. I did, and they did the same.
Tabitha smiled, then handed me a long pin. I took it and stared at the silver needle in trepidation. Pain, my worst enemy, and I had to bring it on myself.
It sounded
