54-I Want To Be Her Hero

Kaye:

Despite my wolf yapping about how we shouldn't be wasting time on Helanie, I kept driving and reached the farmhouse a few hours later.

The moment I got out of the car, I spotted a warrior holding a phone to his ear until he met my gaze.

He slowly lowered the phone, awkwardly clearing his throat as I walked past him.

"Seriously? Calling my brother to tell him I'm here?" I gave him a look of disbelief before heading toward the main gate and gesturing to the warrior there to open it.

The pool was dirty, as though no one was taking care of the farmhouse. Why?

Just because my brothers and I weren't staying here? And what about Helanie? Why wouldn't they clean up before her arrival?

"And someone clean the damn pool and the area around it!" I shouted, watching everyone scramble to get to work. They knew better than to give excuses. I had a problem—I couldn't control my rage.