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go over so well with the macho Alpha lifestyle.”
     
                    “I know where your mate is. I’ve seen him,” I told him with confidence.
     
                    Kaden’s hand shook slightly. His eyes stilled on mine. “Are you saying ...” His breath was shaky.
     
                    “Did you think because you were gay that you wouldn’t have a mate?” I asked him incredulously. Kai rubbed his hands nervously on his pants.
     
                    “Yeah, I did,” Kaden admitted.
     
                    “Well, I’ve seen him, but there’s a problem. A big problem.” I looked nervously at Kai.
     
                    Kai stood protectively in front of me as I delivered the news. “He’s rogue too, recently. He went a little crazy and killed a human. The council is going to kill him.” The images that had flashed through my mind indicated the future, so it hadn’t happened yet.
     
                    Kaden breathed deeply as patches of fur rippled onto his body. “Tell me what you saw,” he commanded me in a deep, menacing voice. I felt Alpha power saturate my body.
     
                    Kai took a step toward him. “Have some respect and watch your tone with my mate,” Kai told him.
     
                    Kaden’s eyes flashed blue. “You’re right. My apologies,” he said with sincerity.
     
                    I nodded. “I saw your mate. His name is Chase. He is scared and alone. He doesn’t feel like he belongs in any pack. His mind isn’t strong; he doesn’t have Alpha strength. He is very submissive and is not doing well without a pack. He is going a little crazy and accidently attacked a human when they pulled a shotgun on him. He was trespassing on their property. Time is hard to tell. Killing the human has already happened, but the council hasn’t reached him yet.”
     
                    Kaden swallowed hard. “Do you know his location?” he asked me with as much submissiveness as he could muster.
     
                    I nodded. “On a small ranch near Colorado Springs, living out of a barn. I saw a name. ‘Mattie’s Pumpkin Farm’.”
     
                    Kaden nodded. “Thank you. If you ever need a favor. I owe you,” he told me and turned away to leave.
     
                    Kai looked at me with concern.
     
                    ‘Kai, he can’t do this on his own. This guy, Chase, is rabid. I’ve seen him in my mind.’
     
                    “Hang on there, Kaden,” Kai called to him. “Let us go with you. He’s going to need to be taken into a pack to settle his mind. He’s rabid and will put up a fight. My father is on the council and I’m in the process of joining. Maybe we can appeal to have his case looked at again. Explain that he was scared and it was an accident.”
     
                    Kaden looked at him and then to me. “I don’t work well in groups.”
     
                    Kai laughed. “I noticed that when you tried to challenge me a few minutes ago.”
     
                    Kaden smiled and seemed to think it over. “It’s a better plan than forcing my mate to come home with me and killing the entire council if they tried to hurt him.”
     
                    Yes. Yes it was.
     
     
     

Chase
                   
     
                    We made a bold decision to take Max with us. We needed all the muscle we could get to tame Chase. We left Jake, Jai, and Devon in charge of the pack. We also brought Anna. I had a feeling her gift of extreme strength would come in handy. Kai was eager to retaliate on the vampires for killing someone at Safe Haven, but we both agreed this was time sensitive and Kaden needed our help. The five of us were in a rented