chapter 24

Ezra After putting Kat to bed, we head back downstairs to clean up. Mateo and the pack warriors are removing bodies as I walk out, dumping them in a pile in the middle of what became a battlefield. The tide had turned the moment Shirley had fallen. What remained of the rogues slunk away into the cover of darkness, during the shock that had coursed through my pack. ”Jasmine,” I wave to her, motioning for her to come over. She drops the leg she is carrying and jogs over to me. “Yes, Alpha?” “Did you guys tell anyone where you were going?” I ask. It is a little too convenient that Jackson would attack while I was dealing with rosters and Mateo was on the other side of the town. Also, why attack directly near the river? They would have had to have known we were not with her. Jackson was daring, but even he knew it would be a death sentence to his men if we were close by. “No one, we left the café where we met her parents, went to my place and Angie’s to grab our swimsuits, and came straigh