ERIN
I wasn't sure what I was going to do or how but I knew I was going to do it. I picked up the key that belonged to the van Alex had left behind for me to get around with.
With one last glance at Ivy, I set off to the pack house to ruin my life and any chance I have of happiness once and for all.
I rode the van slowly, as I took note of all the buildings and trees I passed leading up to the pack house. I was silently praying for the moon goddess to send me a sign and tell me I was about to make the worst mistake of my life.
I wheeled into the parking lot of the wood lock pack house, my tire screeching as I swiveled my hands to pack at the left-hand corner of the garage, close to Alex car. That was when I noticed there were two unfamiliar cars in the parking lot and I needed no on
