Gabriella was finally there. She turned her car off the intersection and onto the street where her brother’s home was. She was sure that Sky had not thought that she would be coming this afternoon, so quickly after she promised to visit. Therefore, she was able to make this visit a surprise. Perhaps Sky would be a lot happier by the time she saw Gabs there.Her hands tightened on the steering wheel as she drove down the street. She had not yet really thought about her brother Jay and his possible whereabouts. From what Sky had said before, he was probably at Elder Quinn’s place. But what if something had really happened to Scarlett and Elder Quinn? What then?And she still wondered why Sky had not taken Oliver’s vision into account. Was her sister-in-law reacting with fear, or was there a reason for it?Gabrielle sighed, shaking her head as she neared the house now in full view. There was no point in overthinking about things like this – that would be like shutting the barn door after

Oliver had finally reached the last turn on the road, now seeing the Welcome sign that signified that he had reached the town as he had wanted. He sighed in relief. He was there now, and the destination was not far away. Driving a little way longer, he began to think of the names of the street he saw on the map in his father’s study. He took several twists and turns, hoping he was going the right way until he finally saw what he was looking for. Good, he thought, easing up on the gas pedal.Now he finally reached the spot where he remembered Elder Quinn’s house to have been located, just a little off the path. The teen drove further, and parked in one of the car parks of the shops nearby, before exiting it and locking the car. His boots crunched the fallen leaves on the concrete as he walked towards the place where he would take the path to Elder Quinn’s house. He had never been there before, but he remembered the map that he had found in his father’s study the first time that Scarlet

The two women sat in the living room, with their meals half-eaten. The atmosphere was quiet, yet there was a layer of tension in the room.Gabs was trying to mind-link with Jay, and Sky was watching her husband’s twin sister scrunch her face as the lonely, anxious Luna had thoughts racing through her head. She really did hope that Gabs would be able to find Jay because it was very important.Sky’s eyes ran over her sister-in-law’s face, whose eyes were shut tightly as if Gabs was trying to concentrate. As she noted Gabs’ eyes having one or two more fine lines, an air of nostalgia suddenly hit Sky. It felt like only yesterday that all of them were teenagers. Yes, they had dealt with a lot of issues then, and things were not as rosy then as they were now between all of them.A lot of things had changed, as they rightly should. Now, Jay and she had Oliver and Scarlett, who had already turned 18. And Gabs had her human mate, with children as well.Skyler frowned to herself, feeling appreh

Meera kept walking down the worn path, which was invisible to any normal human. Only supernatural beings would be able to see the path to this place, and only once given entry, would anyone be able to enter Hades through there.Her eyes glinted as she saw the cave come into focus. There was a shimmer in the air there, which was a sign of wards being put over it, to deter anybody who dared come for nefarious purposes.The witch rolled her eyes, snorting to herself as she neared the place. Did any of them think that these measly wards would deter her if she really came to destroy them? With a shrug, she walked through the invisible, shimmering wall, and the wards broke instantly. bells went off in her head, but she kept walking until she finally reached the mouth of the cave.Those witches had to have now known that she was here, she thought with a frown on her transformed face. The words she had just passed through were probably for that purpose. Oh well, she thought, waving her hand

Ian entered the kitchen and switched on the overhead lights, moving to get a glass cup so that he could drink some water. He took the first glass in large gulps, and then the second. Then he finally filled the third glass of water, and as his thirst was parched, he sipped the water leisurely.Taking a seat at the dining table, the wolf was deep in thought. His injured arm still itched, and though it had almost fully healed by now, it was still bandaged as he had just injured it. He had Scarlett to thank for that.She had insisted on taking care of him every step of the way, as a thank you for keeping me safe and playing a good host’ as she had said. However, to Ian, who very well knew how to read between the lines, it was definitely not the only reason. Her eyes had said it all that night that she insisted on patching him up when she saw the extent of his injuries.Ian was no stranger to romance, even though these days, he was considered an invisible outcast of the pack, which meant