Henry nodded in agreement. “She’s right, Laura. We shouldn’t rush in.”
“If it’s a trap, we can’t make impulsive decisions,” Bella added.
Lincoln reverted back to his human form, his body heaving with exertion. “Damn it! I despise him, babe!” he grumbled, getting up from where he had been sitting in the mud.
The situation and his duality were amusing, but we couldn’t have fun because we knew we weren’t safe because our enemy had slipped through our grasp.
I grimaced not because of it, but because my neck ached. A lot happened today, and I didn't know how to sort through my emotions. I didn’t know what hurt more; the pain of betrayal by the man I considered a family, or the pain he caused my body.
The war was far from over. I knew this would be a fight that would stick with me for a lon
