RYDEN
She only grabbed her phone and we were already leaving.
We barely got out of the house, I saw a small twister above us.
“s**t! That’s Ren, sending us a signal. Hurry up, Ryden.”
I drove the car like a lunatic. The shortcut road towards the pack house was slippery.
At this moment, I trusted her judgment as I received an SOS from Zeph, and the alarm just went off, notifying my phone.
“What the f**k is going on there?”
“Just drive and make sure to get us there alive and in one piece. We should have been there. We shouldn’t have—” She let out a roar of frustration. Her chest was heaving. “Damn it!”
“Hey.” I gripped her hand. It was cold. She looked so worried, and so did I. “It’s gonna be okay.”
“Yeah.” She breathed deeply. “I hope so, but I have a bad feeling about it.”
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