Coming Home (Crescent Valley Book 1) by Terra Wolf

Author:Terra Wolf [Wolf, Terra]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2017-02-16T18:30:00+00:00

Chapter 6

Cole

“So what was that about, Dax?”

Dax shook his head, his dark brown hair falling into his face. “Nothing important. Just some lost shifter. Not even a Windego, my nose was off. So what are you going to do about Liam? And about our uncle?”

Cole stared into the fire. It was just him and Dax now, so he could speak a little bit more freely. Not that he wouldn’t have to answer to Olivia for assuming that Sam was a traitor earlier. He just couldn’t get a good read on the guy, and it wasn’t for Olivia’s lack of trying, either. He knew he needed to loosen up a little bit, but every time he tried, he was faced with something like this situation. There was just always some type of problem. That was what happened when you managed nearly a thousand shifters over three different clans. He didn’t have time for mistakes.

“I’ll send a message. Let him know that I’m aware of his lack of loyalty. Maybe I will even replace them in his position of power.”

Dax looked out the window again. “You don’t think his clan will lose it? We’re not trying to start some sort of battle here. Maybe you should contact Dad.”

Cole straightened his tie. “I don’t need him. I can handle this on my own. They left me in charge, Dax, don’t you forget it.”

He could feel his brother shrinking away from him; his alpha side had spoken and Dax wouldn’t question him again. His bear roared beneath the surface—he was making his position known, even if Cole didn’t mean for him to.

“Fine then, let’s at least go and relax a little bit before you make any crazy decisions. Have a drink down at the bar with me?”

Cole nodded. “Just us two? Everyone else has gone down to the dining room for dinner. Perfect time to slip away.” Sometimes he felt like with the whole family around, everyone was depending on him. But with just him and Dax, things were simpler.

“Yeah, let’s blow off some steam.”

Cole watched with interest as Dax left the room, but not before he looked over his shoulder out the window one last time. He knew it wasn’t just some rogue shifter that had been wandering along—Dax he had seen someone. Someone from the past, but who was it? He tried to shake the thought from his mind, because right now, all he wanted to focus on was the bottom of the beer glass. Just a moment to let loose.

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