Freeing the Feline
“She’d learned to trust her instincts. If Lydia was here it wasn’t to play catch-up with Amia. And who knew what she’d told whomever she’d brought with her, because the one thing Clara was certain of was that Lydia wouldn’t have come alone. The problem was Clara couldn’t seem to focus on any scent other than Lydia’s at the moment. Whatever was about to happen, she knew Lydia was the center of it.
She kept running, letting the scent filling her nose guide her in the right direction. Suddenly the ...trees cleared out a bit and she saw Reno and Amia standing there. Another woman lay slumped on the ground a few feet from them. Clara guessed it was Vic, and she wasn’t moving. Please, God, don’t let them have killed her.
Reno was trying to stand in front of Amia, but she was having none of it. And in front of them with gun drawn was Lydia with a shifter Clara knew far too well standing behind her. Clara should have guessed. Dillion. If there was anyone as bitter as Lydia, it was Dillion whose entire family had been wiped out by hunters.MoreLess
She kept running, letting the scent filling her nose guide her in the right direction. Suddenly the ...trees cleared out a bit and she saw Reno and Amia standing there. Another woman lay slumped on the ground a few feet from them. Clara guessed it was Vic, and she wasn’t moving. Please, God, don’t let them have killed her.
Reno was trying to stand in front of Amia, but she was having none of it. And in front of them with gun drawn was Lydia with a shifter Clara knew far too well standing behind her. Clara should have guessed. Dillion. If there was anyone as bitter as Lydia, it was Dillion whose entire family had been wiped out by hunters.MoreLess
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