Chapter 37. Changed Directions

Liam

Ainsley’s emotions are a tangled mess filtering down the bond.

A cacophony of guilt and fear, slamming against my steady waves.

She’s always been a deeply caring and empathetic person, consumed by the needs of those around her. A trait I admire in her, even if it tends to get her into quite a bit of trouble sometimes. She wouldn’t be the woman I fell in love with if she wasn’t this way—hell, she would’ve never gotten me to listen to her in the first place when I’d tried to write her off completely.

Now, though, it’s become a problem.

Offering to sneak back into Redmoon in order to help this pack find some answers is the absolute last thing Ainsley needs to be prioritizing. Not only would that be risking her safety, but it could potentially lead to this pack being slaughtered just like mine for going behind Cyrus’s back.

His refusal to fulfill his end of the bargain after all these years does strike me as odd, but I also have a feelin