David knew deep down in his soul he wasn’t in an unbiased position when it came to their latest member, Maddox. He wanted the first available chance to kill him, to tear his throat out, and to end this antsy feeling deep within him. Caleb took the lead of the group, walking them toward the back of the house, near the barn, where he saw Maddox sitting on the ground, staring up at the sky.
His legs were crossed, and after one inhale, David knew the man was crying.
“It’s so beautiful, you know,” Maddox said.
They all stayed perfectly still as Maddox stared up at the sky.
“What’s going on?” Reese asked.
“I was captured a couple of months ago by those bastard hunters. That was the worst f*****g day of my life. They didn’t have a single clue that I was a shifter. Why would they? I’d been ru
