Alpha's Second Chance novel Chapter 175

OLIVIA.

The plane will be landing only a little more than an hour away from home, so I know I will feel my mindlink to Logan open up a few hours before we land. So I read my book while I waited to make time go faster, and after a few hours, I felt him push through.

‘Baby, finally.’ He says.

‘Logan!’ I say back, feeling more complete again. Now, I can hear him in my head and feel him better.

‘It was a strange feeling not feeling our mindlink. I didn’t like it.’ He says.

‘Me either, Babe.’ I tell him and we talk about my dad, and he wants to make sure that I know we will go visit the graves again.

‘Thank you, Logan.’ I tell him, and we keep talking. I also tell him about the pregnant she-wolves, and he promises he will have houses ready for them close by the safety shelters and have Kendra ready to check on them after the traveling.

While talking with him, Matt comes over and tells me that we land soon, and I let Logan know.

‘I will see you soon, my love.’ He says.

‘See you soon.’ I answer, and we close the mindlink.

About thirty minutes later, we landed on the ground, and I saw that more warriors were waiting outside with an extra car for the she-wolves. We all quickly get into the vehicles and start driving the one-hour drive home. Everything gets foggy about halfway there, and I feel the tension from Matt and Kyle.

“What’s wrong?” I ask. And they look at each other.

“Dad never told you much about vampires, because we have been in a truce with them for centuries. Vampires are cold-skinned and cold-blooded, whenever they come into a warm territory.” He says and I interrupt.

“It gets foggy,” I whisper.

“Yes,” Kyle answered.

“How many?” I ask.

“I do not know my queen. But I would say at least twenty. But it is a guess.” Kyle says.

“The she-wolves, I promised to keep them safe,” I say telling the three warriors in that car to stay there. And not to let them out.” Matt says, and I nod my head.

‘Logan.’ I say, pushing the mindlink.

‘I am on my way.’ He answers and I can feel him running.

‘Not alone!.’ I tell him.