Chapter 31

Perhaps in another time, another moment, another life, Rhiannon would have given herself time for an explanation, but six centuries in the Glass Cell of the Watchtower would definitely weigh on anyone’s spirits, so she didn’t allow herself to hesitate or wait before rushing off toward the elevator that would take her to the parking garage.

“Raksha... Raksha!” she called her she-wolf and felt her stirring inside.

“What’s wrong, where are we?” she asked half disoriented.

“We’re escaping,” she answered, and her chest tightened. She felt the she-wolf howl inside her.

“What did that stupid wolf do?” she bellowed angrily.

“He tried to lock us up again.”

“Show me!” Raksha commanded, and Rhiannon closed her eyes for a moment, conveying to her everything she had heard and felt with those words from Aidan.

“Stupid bastard!” the she-wolf raged. “But I don't understand. Akela wouldn’t let him do something like that. Why lock us up again? How is that a way to keep us safe?”

“I don’t know, Raksha,
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