The power inside me cracked wide open like a live wire, burning through every vein until I thought I'd shatter right there on the cabin floor.
"Ezra, she's spiking again. Look at her eyes." Damien's voice cut through the haze, rough and urgent as he gripped my shoulders to keep me steady.
I gasped, clutching at his shirt, my body trembling from the wild surge that had hit the second my wolf pushed harder against the collar. Ezra stepped closer, his presence filling the small space, taller than I remembered and just as intense. The third brother, Kai, hung back by the door for a second before moving in, his face tight with worry.
"Avery, talk to us. What does it feel like right now?" Ezra asked, dropping to one knee in front of me. His hand found mine, warm and callused.
"Like light
