CHAPTER 54

EDWINA 

"I don't know what he plans to do. I don't. All I know is that he had a very strange expression on his face," I said to Harriet.

Orion had left me at the pack right after his cryptic words, and I could not help the fear, the prickling sense that something was about to go wrong.

"It's probably nothing, Edwina. I think you might be overreacting a little," she said. 

I shook my head, but decided not to press the issue again. We had been going back and forth like this since I got back from the pack. 

Noah was comfortable, and I was grateful for the fact that only one of us has to deal with all of what was happening.

Harriet had decided that we were going to stay at her house overnight. I didn't argue with her, but no matter how hard I tried to chalk it up to nothing, Orion's words kept eating at me.

'That leaves you in my power.'

What power?