Mates But Enemies novel Chapter 43

A mile to the house and a huge wind started blowing around the car, it seemed they couldn't drive unless they wanted to get into accident.

They got out of the car and saw that it was foggy and the wind was heavy. Having looked at the car, they knew that it wasn't important anymore as it was of no help. So they decided to walk to the house but the lights on the streets started to flicker, it turned on of off.

They blocked the wind with their hands and moved forward the least bothered about what was going on in their surrounding.

Absalom looked at his watch and shouted,

“It is supposed to be morning what do you think is happening here?”

Logan shrugged and shouted too saying,

“I have no idea about what is happening but what if there's another ambush in front of us? We can hardly see in this wind. ”

And he wasn't wrong, a pack of wolves awaited them a few meters away from them.

They pushed forward strongly and then a few meters forward, they stepped out of the wind, they looked at their back and saw that everything had disappeared. They looked at each other astonished and where they stood, everything was clear and the sun had risen.

But then they felt the presence of rogues but they weren't in front of them so they looked around and saw that they were hiding in the buildings on their left and the forest on their right.

Logan looked at Absalom and nodded and he nodded back so Logan stood at the back of Abs and communicated with his pack. As Absalom was ready for any incoming attack, it was very early in the morning and the people in that area had not woken up. But then the sun had risen so it was surprising that not a soul had woken up.

A few seconds and the rogues started coming out from their hiding places and almost a hundred rogues stood in front of them. Their leader came forward and looked at them then he changed into a human. A smirk played on his lips as he looked at them. Logan was still in his mind when he heard that voice, so he finalized what he wanted to say and looked at the person who had just spoken.