Fang Chronicles: Ivan by D'Elen McClain

Author:D'Elen McClain
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: romance, vampires, paranormal, werewolves, werecats, fang chronicles
Publisher: D'Elen McClain

Chapter Twenty-Two

Ivan

How old was she anyway? Not old enough to mate and too damn young for me. If I got lucky, The Moor would kill her and the humans immediately.

My wolf growled and Mase gave me a nervous look. How the hell did I get myself into this mess? Kill a couple of cats, bring the females and child back, and ruin my life all over again. Goddess, I missed Alba. She had a way of combing through the shit and doing whatever needed to be done. My wolf whined again wanting to be closer to Talya.

It pissed me off that he could swap Alba out so easily. She was forever part of me and my wolf be damned. I would never take a cat as mate.

An hour and a half later, I opened my communication with The Moor. He’d prodded earlier. When I told him I was on my way, he began questioning me about the lone female cat and I snapped a mental barrier into place. I hadn’t opened it until now.

“We’re thirty minutes away—tired and hungry.”

“Cranky too,” he chided.

My grip tightened on the steering wheel. “Only you would call an alpha cranky. I’m pissed off and homicidal.”

“Then Becca and I should enjoy an interesting story.”

My growls were getting louder in my head. “You sent me to pick up my sworn enemy, you bloodsucker. What the hell did you expect?”

“Obedience, you sniffling whelp of a dingo.”

The words escaped me before I could stop them. “Morris, I’m in so much trouble.”

“And what’s new, wolf?” This time he closed the connection.

I pulled in front of the cabins thirty minutes later. The sun was all but gone and my mood hadn’t improved.

Becca, Isa, and Mitty waited on the porch. I turned to Mase. “Help the others from the back and do your best to keep them out of my way. Forever.” I placed extra emphasis on forever.

“The humans?” he asked.

“That’s the vampire’s problem, not yours.”

I jumped from the van, ignored Talya as she got out of her car, and approached Becca. “The Moor?” I asked because I didn’t see him.

“He said to meet him at the island. I’ll take care of your people and get them settled.”

They weren’t my fucking people, but I wouldn’t argue the point with Becca. I never won because I always walked away feeling like a smelly dog when I tried. I whipped my shirt over my head, kicked off my shoes, and shucked off my pants. I needed to run as wolf.

“That damn bully is a wolf. You didn’t tell me about werewolves,” Grandma chided Talya.

Well that was something. I wondered if Talya told her humans about vamps.

I ran until I couldn’t hear them. I’d grown accustomed to the marshy soil beneath my paws. Whenever I went into the city for more than a day or two, I missed it. It sucked that if The Moor didn’t kill Talya and the humans I would leave. “Fuck you,” my human side said to the wolf at his loud roar.

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