Alpha's Possession by Jessica Hall

Read Omega’s Possession by Jessica Hall Book 2 Chapter 29 – Raidon POV

“Sh*t. I still can’t get a hold of Rhen. No one is answering the home phone, he isn’t picking up when I call his cell, and he doesn’t respond to the mind link either,” Leon announced just as Thane asked me if I had heard from Rhen recently.

Thane was the Alpha of Alphas in our pack. If anyone, he had to be the only one who could have the ability to wake Rhen using the mind link. None of us could defy his command and get away with ignoring his attempts to reach out.

A sinking feeling settled in my gut as I sucked in a breath. “Wait. You can’t reach him either?” I asked Thane, clearly dumbfounded by his words. “No.” Thane dragged the word as if he was thinking. “It feels like he is asleep. I tried the house phone but got no answer, so I thought maybe he had reached out to you guys.”

The feeling in my gut became worse, and at this point, I feared the worst. Yet, I didn’t want to raise panic if it wasn’t necessary yet, so I tried my best to sound as casual as possible.

“Try to force him awake, perhaps? We have been trying to get a hold of him for the last twenty minutes,” I suggested as I nodded my head for Leon to follow me.

Leon pulled the video footage memory card we would hand over to the police, and we made our way out of the building using the fire exit. I felt Thane trying to force the mind link, yet he got nothing, and my stomach sank once again. Now, I definitely knew the previous feeling didn’t appear for nothing. Something was wrong.

After a few more attempts, Thane groaned. “When was the last time you or Leon heard from him?”

his frustration and a slight hint of fear reach us through the bond. As I glanced at Leon, he raised one finger. “I don’t know, a little over an hour ago?”

to him last time. Go back home and check on them first. Something doesn’t feel right. I just

could say anything. A loud, frustrated sigh left my lips as Leon busied himself by rummaging in his pockets. We both ignored the police officers as

keys, and I sn*tched them

one can enter or leave without us being alerted.” Leon reminded me of the fact, but

gut didn’t settle. Quite the opposite, it was getting

the usual time for us to get back home, all thanks to my maniacal speeding. As soon as we neared the building, I pulled up in the

entered the house through the garage door. I barely took one step and froze in my tracks as my eyes focused on the blood all over the floor. It was Harlow’s blood, and in fact,

opened, I found Leon clutching Scarlet to his chest. His eyes snapped to mine, full of panic. I scanned the den until my gaze set on Rhen, face down on the floor. “Where is

the house and to the den, screaming out for Harlow, yet I didn’t receive an answer, and it didn’t matter

raced as I ran back upstairs. Leon met me back in the kitchen,

finally somewhat returning to his senses

feet. A second later, dizziness sends Rhen crashing into me. “Scarlet is fine. She is fine, Rhen. Tell us where Harlow is!” I clutched his arms, both to hold him up and attempt to wake Rhen more. I needed him to hear the questions and answer them before anything else could happen. Rhen’s eyes rolled slightly just as Leon came back. Scarlet had settled now, already asleep in his arms, and Rhen attempted to reach for her. “How? I was..?” Rhen cut himself off. He seemed out of it, very confused. Extremely disoriented, acting as if he couldn’t control his body or thoughts. “Rhen! Listen to me! Harlow! Where is she?” I

stagger toward Leon. “I think he’s been drugged. He isn’t himself, not quite present, you know. On top of the weird behavior, his