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I wasn’t sure how many times we had s*x that night, but we kept going until the sun started to come up. And then the guys had to sneak out the back and get back to the packhouse really carefully. Without anyone seeing them.
I went upstairs and had a shower and I got dressed into some casual clothes so I could go on a hike and patrol the whole perimeter of the pack. Parts of the border that the patrols didn’t go because it was so far off the beaten track. But I knew that those were the places that needed to be checked. Because that’s where people were most likely going to hide.
It took me a couple of hours to finish that sweep of the border and then I got back to the
house and I made a coffee and I sat at the computer and started listening to the recordings from Wesley’s room.
I was happy to realize that he hadn’t found the bugs yet.
He’d probably think that Ava planted them anyway if he did find them.
So I was pretty confident in my plan to find out what the hell he was up to.
There wasn’t a whole lot at the beginning but then he made a call and a woman answered the
phone.
“Hey Camila. It’s just me, checking in.” Wesley said.
“I was starting to think that you had forgotten about us back here.” She said.
“Of course not, baby. I’ve just been busy here trying to get Nova to trust me.” Wesley said.
“And how’s it?” She asked.
“I think I’m starting to make some headway. She agreed to have lunch with me yesterday and I’m gonna keep trying to get close to her.” Wesley said.
“Hi dad.” A girl said.
“Hi sweetie. Are you taking care of your mother?” Wesley asked.
“Yeah. My dad was here the other day but we had the warriors kick him out.” She said.
“Good. If he comes back then I’ll instruct them to kill him.” Wesley said.
Wow. He will actually kill his stepdaughter’s biological father. I guess he’s more sadistic than I thought.
“Put your mother back on the phone.” Wesley said.
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“I’m here.” Camila said, getting the phone back.
“The supernatural council are having a huge meeting next week. I know that I won’t be able to get Nova’s confidence by then so I’ll have to wait until they call another huge meeting.” Wesley explained.
“Can’t you call a meeting when you’re ready? I mean, they are all going to be interested once you tell them that you want to show them Nova. I mean, none of them would believe you.”
Camila said.
“I know. I guess I could. One thing at a time. I need her to trust me.”
“And what will happen after you take over the council?”
“I will bring Nova back to the pack and Ava is already rallying the troops. Getting them ready to attack this pack. Nova will die in the attack and she won’t know any different. I’ll take over
the council and she will never know that it’s not her son who is meant to bring back the werewolf royalty.” Wesley explained.
What the f**k? The prophecy says that my son will be the werewolf King. He will bring back to
life the werewolf royal bloodline. Now they’re saying that I am supposed to do that?
These bastards can’t even keep their stories straight with each other.
“So, Nova doesn’t know that she comes from werewolf royalty?” Camila asked.
“No. She’s got no clue. She just thinks that she’s made up of all these different species and
that’s all.” Wesley said.
“Wow. She’s really not that f*****g bright, is she?” Camila asked.
“She has her moments.” Wesley said.
“Well, all the council has to see is what she is and that you are her father. You created her. So,
you are entitled to the head seat of the council.” Camila said.
I stopped listening to the recording after that.
I sat there thinking for a moment before I took my coffee out to the veranda and I grabbed a
cigarette out of my table on the veranda and I lit it up.
I looked around the streets and there were a few people hanging around, but it was pretty
quiet today. I didn’t know why.
I could hear the construction work going on in the distance and it was worrying me about how
many people they were going to bring to Alaska.
I didn’t know exactly how big the pack was. And there were only a fraction of them here so far.
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But I saw that they were also rebuilding the school. I guess that was good. But I didn’t see any point in me going back to school.
I had to try and make it to my 18th birthday before I tried to graduate high school.
I got inside the triplets‘ heads while I was listening to the recordings and they heard everything.
They were obviously pissed off about it but I warned them not to come to my house. We can talk about it later. Right now, we can only communicate this way. And that’s only because I’m a fae and I don’t need to be a part of their pack to be able to communicate through mind links. Tyler and Dean were pretty wild but Koda was the one to settle them down. He said that I was right and we can’t risk ruining what we’re doing.
They made me promise to let them know if anything else happened. And I saw that I would. I know that I was in a really vulnerable position right now, but I also had the advantage. Wesley and Ava didn’t know that I was on to them.
They’ve always known that I could read minds and they thought that they were doing a good job of hiding their thoughts from me.
Which they did.
But they left paper trails and that’s how I found out what they were doing.
Ava had to leave a paper trail for her facility in California but I knew it was fake as soon as I
saw it. And that’s what made me start digging.
She showed me the fake documents thinking that I wouldn’t realize, but I did. And that’s what
made me start snooping.
So if there’s anyone to blame for their plan getting ruined, it’s going to be Ava.
And believe me, their plan is definitely going to be ruined.
My phone then went off so I looked at the message and it was from Walker.
WALKER – Training at 4pm. Ages 12-14. Only five kids for now.
ME–Okay. I’ll be there.
I guess they were serious about wanting me to train the younger kids. I knew that Grayson liked me, but now the rest of the pack was getting on board as well.
It felt weird actually being accepted by people when I’ve been rejected by everyone my whole
life.
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Well, I might have to get used to it. Because it doesn’t look like I’ll be going anywhere for a
while
