Resisted (Wolves of Full Moon Bay Book 1) by Delilah Mohan

Author:Delilah Mohan [Mohan, Delilah]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2021-08-02T16:00:00+00:00

Chapter 25

SILAS

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As I watched the caravan of vehicles move toward the diner, all I could do was pray Vince had controlled the wild girl that had fucking stolen my thoughts, because if I walked into that place and she was waiting tables, I would go berserk. I was already living on the edge of feral, struggling not to give in to every single one of my desires and make her mine.

I decided to—or I hoped to, after I found her family. She deserved to choose whether she wanted to stay or go, and damnit, I would give it to her if it was the last thing I’d ever accomplish. Deep down, I wanted her to pick me, to pick Boyce and even Vince, over the only thing she’d wanted her entire childhood.

“They’re going for the pie,” Boyce mumbled.

Of course they were. Lynn’s pies were famous. Any pie she made. Apple. Cherry. Banana cream. Hell, even her pot pie was the most delicious savory pie I’d ever put in my mouth. “Figured as much.”

“What’s the plan? Where do you want me?”

I thought about it for a second, taking a mental inventory of what I knew Boyce had on him. “When they go inside, I want you to go for the cages. I’ll wait a few, then head inside and place a to go order so I can just stand by the exit and watch.”

“Think that will spook them?”

I fucking hoped so. “Not if they think they have nothing to be spooked about.”

“Oh, yeah. Absolutely nothing. Besides the people in the cages.”

Small details.

The trucks all pulled into the diner’s parking lot and the men got out, heading toward the door of the food establishment, talking so fucking loudly I could hear them down the block. No damn respect for our quiet town, that was for sure. Not that it mattered. In just about an hour, every one of them would be dead, their hearts set on fire as a gift to the fates above for blessing us with yet another successful retrieval.

We didn’t always burn the hearts, but when we did, the satisfaction was endless. It ensured that the bodies lying at our feet would not take in another breath of air. They could not be saved, not like they should be, anyway. It was the tiniest ounce of revenge for my mate, even though I knew it wouldn’t bring her back.

Former mate. The hard truth of it hit my stomach like a steel bowling ball and I tried not flinch from the pain, but it was true. My mate, former mate, whatever her name had been, was no longer walking this plane, and I needed to accept that her child… Fuck, her child was meant for us now. Bella was our destiny, and I knew at some point, I should tell her. I needed to tell her, but it fucking hurt to admit it.

Their grimy hands touched the door of the diner and pulled, the mass of them walking straight into a shifter’s den, though they had no way of knowing that.

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