LUCIEN'S POV
I drove as fast as I could following the tracks for the vehicle that had picked Corrigan. The many men that had clouded me, ran in different directions as soon as the vehicle was out of sight. My fury burned so hard, and I prayed for their sake that nothing bad happened to Corrigan or my child. I was determined to find and burn down every camp of rogues in the woods and 9ther neighboring packs if need be.
I followed the car tracks and eventually lost it. The car tracks stopped abruptly at the entrance of the woods.
“Argh,” I yelled angrily, banging my hand on a tree until it bled. I walked around the woods all night in the hope of finding her. I picked no scent or heard no trace of anyone. Her captors cleaned up well. For long hours, there was no trace of anybody. I took a
