The Alpha’s Contract by Taylor West

Chapter 0452

Brax

Madison's chestnut eyes find mine. "Are you sure? What about the others? What about Neah and Dane? We are doing this without even telling them."

"They will understand."

"But I don't."

"Then why are you coming with me?"

She sighs. "Probably because I'm an idiot. I mean, it's not like I can help you in any way, is it?"

"We can go back." I offer, "I can take you back to the safety of the pack, but I need to know what's happening to me."

Madison looks back over her shoulder in the direction of the pack. We were completely out of sight now. The Wolf on the gate had probably already told Eric unless he didn't bother reading the note.

"If I don't find out what is happening to me, I am more than useless to them."

She frowns at me.

"That is not what I meant and you know it." I scowl back. "They brought me here for a reason and I am no longer holding up my end of the deal with Dane."

sure if

can't explain it, Madison. I don't know what's happening to me. Even as I stand here, looking at you, your soul is getting harder and harder to see. It's like my Hunter abilities are slowly being sucked from me. Tomorrow I could wake up and I will be a bog

is something at your old

it's worth

slowly nods her head. "I will come with

let's go. I have a car parked up

Madison climbs into the passenger seat, I see how she is

a part of her daily life, but it bothered me. I had even felt her neck to make sure nothing

lost her abilities, she noticed changes." Madison tells me. Blair seemed to talk more freely to her just like I expected. They shared

funny makes me ache now. I guess we just healed before, even little things like achy muscles weren't even a thing. My

to her chin.

is where he injected me.. I think. Maybe it's more in the head than it actually

haven't you

fix something. And this is one of

over to her. She has an elbow propped up on the door, staring out the window. I could fix it if she was willing to be bitten. But I don't bring up the topic.

mutters as I pull up next to

the street. Something felt off. It was the middle of the afternoon and there was no one. No one walking their dog. No one is running or cycling. As

moves to get out of the car. "Don't," I mutter, grabbing

it?"