Wolf Games: Severed Fates (The Vampire Games Book 6) by Caroline Peckham

Author:Caroline Peckham [Peckham, Caroline]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2018-11-13T00:00:00+00:00

Jameson

I was done with the secrets. Done with Ulvic keeping the truth from me. I was going to get answers. Tonight. And I was going to get them from the girl who made my heart beat funny and my stomach feel weird. Watching her be mauled by crows was the last straw. So Rockley Jones was now my number one enemy. I didn't care who he was, or what that girl had done, no one deserved that kind of treatment.

By the time night had fallen, I'd practically worn my bedroom floor down a few inches from all the pacing I'd been doing. I'd find Cass. Break her free. Then deal with the consequences.

It was after midnight and I was priming myself up for a rescue attempt, when a knock came at my door.

My brows pulled together as I moved to the door, tugging it open.

Silas stood there, glancing warily back and forth down the corridor. “Jameson, you need to come with me,” he whispered.

After witnessing him nearly killing Rockley by rugby-tackling him into a pit of Vs, I'd decided to trust him. But I was still cautious as I stepped into the corridor, pulling the door shut behind me.

“I'm busy,” I stated.

“Doing what?” He frowned.

I swallowed, wondering if I should tell him. “I'm going to see Cass,” I settled on a half-truth. “I need to talk to her.”

“Well then, you'll want to come with me. She's in my hotel suite.” He took my arm, gazing in the direction of Ulvic's room. “Come on.”

I nodded, my heart cartwheeling at the thought of seeing her again. What was it about her that set my pulse racing?

As we rounded a corner, I decided to tell him more. “I'm going to get her out of here, Silas.”

He glanced at me, brows raised. “Well I'm sure she'll be happy to hear that.”

We reached his room and he slid a key card into the door, pushing it open. And there she was, her eyes immediately wheeling to mine, as bright as jade.

My throat constricted.

She rushed forward, pausing seconds before she crashed into me. Some part of me wanted to pull her into my arms, but I still didn't understand this strange connection we had.

Cass glanced at Silas. “What if Rockley comes?”

“He probably won't. Checking up on people isn't really his thing,” Silas replied, locking the door.

She nodded, looking to me. “Hi,” she breathed, stepping closer.

“Hi,” I replied, my eyes tracking over her, taking in ever inch of her body.

Silas marched over to a doctor's bag on his bed. “We're gonna get that chip out of your head, Jameson.”

“What chip?” I frowned, suddenly cautious.

Cass reached for my hand and I let her take it, the feel of her skin so familiar.

“The one that's blocking your memories,” she said softly.

“I had Rockley bring the equipment here unwittingly,” Silas said, waving me over. “Lie down on the bed Jameson.” He produced a scalpel and my instincts made me stiffen.

“Er- no?” I said, backing up toward the door. I might have been starting to trust these two, but I wasn't going to let them start cutting me up.

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