Chapter 95. Just Go

Adira’s POV

I was anxious, waiting for my mate. Hours went by and they were not back. What was taking them so wrong? Did something go wrong? None of the packhouse members were able to sleep, just waiting. I held a crying girl, Joy, in my arms, her mother was one of the abducted women.

With my sharp hearing, I heard several cars approach before they could enter the gates.

“They are here!” I announced and everyone cheered, getting to their feet and rushing outside.

A long line of cars were stopped a few miles from us and people started getting out. I heard sighs of relief and cries as members hugged the newcomers, others were hurt and beaten but it didn’t look too serious.

“Where’s your mama?” I asked the young girl, her big eyes were looking through the crowd and her heart drop when she saw everyone hugging their mamas and siblings.

“I can’t see her, Luna,” she cried, I hugged her. Another SUV arrived and we waited patiently for everyone to