Chapter 27

Gabriel’s POV

Convincing Liam was easier than I thought. His loyalty was heart-warming. Getting him on-board was the hardest part, since that was done, it was an easy thing coordinating our attacks. I opened our channels fully, allowing an easy communication between both of us. Before I’d barely think a thought, he’d already known it, and same went for him.

We started with the wolves at the outskirts of the field. Liam’s speed really came in handy. He would dart past the targeted wolf, distracting it, and giving me just enough time to rips its throat out. I killed off every trace of human sentiment within me and let my animal instincts take over.

I could not risk missing, or they’d alert the rest of the wolves and they’ll descend on us in a second. Before the targeted wolves could raise any alarm, I already had their guts slipping to the floor, or their throats hanging down their neck. I was brutal, and my killer instincts was on full flare.

“Lure tha