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Seers. Their best bet had been Heather, a Seer from the Chicago area who could See the past of any object she held in her hand. They’d given her every other correspondence they’d received from SHP, but she was never able to get anything useful from them. Each of the letters had traveled too far and passed through too many hands and machines for her to get a clear read on who wrote it. With the newest one she could only See a woman’s hand quickly writing the words and then sliding it across a worn wooden counter.
    Angel Donovan was the very definition of “innocent bystander” in all of this. Sure, her half-sister was the Alpha Female and one of the first surviving female Shifters in centuries, and her half-brother was one of the most dominant coyote Shifters in recent history, but Angel was as human as they came. She barely knew about the secret world her siblings inhabited, and unlike Ada, she was literally twelve years old. The entire Alpha Pack was ready to claw out the throat of anyone who thought of harming her, which Scout knew.
    Instead of snapping back, Liam turned and grazed his thumb down Scout’s jawline.
    “We will keep her safe. I promise.”
    “I know. It’s just…” Scout took a deep breath. “She’s my little sister.” The words sounded as if they’d been wrung out of her, and Joshua knew exactly what she meant. He couldn’t even think about something happening to the little monster without an acute sense of panic setting in.
    “Which is why we need someone at their full strength on her,” Joshua said. “How about Charlie? He and Maggie can tag team. She likes them.”
    Liam shook his head. “No, they’re running the Den and won’t be in Lake County until next Friday.”
    “Robby?”
    Jase snorted. “She hates Robby.”
    “Then how about you?” Joshua asked. “You’re her brother. It would make sense for you to be seen with her constantly.” But Joshua could tell that suggestion was going to get shot down before he even finished saying it.
    “One, Angel would much rather harass you than me. And two, I’m on Talley detail.”
    “Funny. I thought Talley was on Talley detail.” Jase’s mate was like Dirty Harry with a gun and one of the most talented Seers alive. Even the people who were just sitting around waiting for the day Scout and Liam fell flat on their faces and quit being Alphas treated Talley with respect and reverence. There was nowhere safer for her than in the middle of a huge gathering of Shifters and Seers, even if she couldn’t shoot the smirk off a Jack of Clubs. “You just don’t want to be stuck painting fingernails and listening to Radio Disney.”
    “We need Jase to play diplomat with the other packs,” Liam said, shooting Joshua down yet again. Normally Joshua liked the Alpha Male, but Liam was becoming more of a pain than the bullet wound in his shoulder.
    Bracing both hands on the table, Joshua pushed himself up. The pain was white hot, and it radiated into his brain and stomach. Sweat beaded on his forehead as he balanced himself on his knees and then carefully moved himself around until he was sitting on the edge of the table. The edges of his vision started closing in on him, but he fought it off.
    “It’s my right shoulder,” he said more to the floor than his friends. He didn’t like admitting weakness, not even to those he knew would never judge him for it. Warriors weren’t supposed to be weak. He was a protector, and admitting he couldn’t keep someone he loved safe hurt him more than any bullet ever could. “I’m not Inigo Montoya or the Dread Pirate Roberts. It’s right-handed or nothing, and I won’t be swinging a sword with this shoulder for at least three or four days. I won’t leave Angel at risk like that. I can’t.” He met Scout’s eyes. “We might not share blood, but she’s still my family.”
    The corner of Scout’s mouth tilted up. “Which is why I trust you, and only you, to protect her.”
    “My