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Kaden tossed our meager possessions in the trunk and climbed into the driver’s seat. He turned the car on and waited for me to buckle my seat belt before pulling out of the driveway and out of the town. As we left, I stared out the window. The last time I’d seen this view was before the Convergence. I’d hoped then, as I did now, that I’d never have to see this place again unless it was to visit Wesley. It wasn’t my home, even though it had been where I’d grown up, and relief flooded me as we got farther away. I’d been worried about being torn, but while I still loved Wesley, the Ophiuchus pack was my home now. Kaden was my home. Not that empty village filled with a thousand bad memories. Once we left the pack lands and pulled onto the highway, Kaden floored it, showing us what the car cou
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