Chapter 124. I Smell the War

Kade’s POV

The warriors gathered their things. Mason and Cara geared up and packed the bags into the car. I sent twenty warriors to the pack, and they should be arriving within the hour.

My mother came walking down the stairs hurriedly with a bag in hand.

“Going somewhere?” I asked her with my brows pushed together in confusion.

“I’m leaving on an errand, but, Kade, be careful and don’t underestimate him,” she said and cupped my cheek, but my eyes were fixated on the bag in her hand.

“What errand?” I asked her.

“It’s none of your concern at this moment,” she said softly and smiled as her thumb graced my cheek.

My father would stay and look after the pack until I was back. My mother said goodbye and hurried outside. Another formation of warriors left the house. Some took the cars, and others shifted into the wolves and ran through the woods.

Justin came down the stairs, and as soon as he saw me, he stopped.

“We’ll talk late