Ace A strange déjà vu feeling caught me up when I stared at Kayla moving from my car through the street and onto the stone pavement. Ensuring that she safely reached the front door, I brought my car back to life and drove away. I was devastated and not happy about the end of our meeting. Kayla had the full right to be mad, but if she acts the same in the future, we would have a problem. If she chooses to ignore our mate bond, I will have to lock her inside my room until she comes into her right mind. Yeah, sure. Nor would strangle me if I chose to do this. I rolled my eyes and turned to the right, moving deeper into the woods. This road was secluded and even if it looked unguarded, I had people everywhere around the pack land borders. They were silent, some of them in the trees, some of

