Destiny of Three by Bryce Evans Page A

man.  They live together somewhere where it snows.  I saw them playing in the snow together, with a beautiful log cabin behind them.  Whoever built the cabin has a lot of money; it was one of the most luxurious cabins I’ve ever seen.  The rock pillars had to be brought in.  It must be a billionaire’s home.” 
    Sullivan looked around and saw that the cabin was indeed extraordinary.  Only someone with lots of money could build something of this magnitude.  On the way up the mountain, Ash had informed him that Reece was the Prime over the vampires in this area and that he was her uncle.  She mentioned that he lived in a beautiful cabin overlooking the mountains. 
    Sullivan watched as Sky and his sisters played in the snow.  Everything Regis had seen in his vision was playing out in front of him. He knew what would happen if Regis got ahold of Sky; he would make him suffer until he got what he wanted. 
    He would hurt one of them to get Sky to do what he wanted, and even though they’d just met, Sullivan knew him well enough to know that the man would do anything for his family.
    “You okay, Sullivan?”  Ash asked, glancing over at him.
    “Ahh, yes,” Sullivan answered, but he wasn’t okay — he felt fear creep up his body like a snake.  Not Sky, was all he could think, over and over.  He needed to leave this place so Regis couldn’t find him or Sky.  If the vampire got close enough, he’d be able to sense him and follow him to his friends. 
    Before he realized what was happening a snowball hit him in the face.  He turned and watched as everyone laughed, including Sky.  He hadn’t seen the man this unguarded before.  He saw happiness on all of their faces as he glanced around. 
    This time Star hit him with a snowball, and then Sky hit him again.  He reached down and picked up some snow and threw it in Sky’s direction.  It hit him on the back of the head.  Reece started laughing until his mate River hit him in the face.  He chased her around, then tackled her to the ground and kissed her.  She giggled the whole time.  Sullivan was in awe of all of them as they chased each other and laughed.  He hadn’t seen people having this much fun since he left his pack.
    “Come on in everyone, I put some beef stew on this morning and it should be done,” Jonas announced.  Sullivan watched as everyone started moving toward the house.  He needed to leave tomorrow before Yulson found him.  These were people he cared about, and he would never let someone hurt them; Regis Yulson would do just that.
    For the first time in his life, he didn’t want to find what he was paid to search for, especially when it was Sky. 
    “You have a frown line between your eyes.  Is something wrong?” Sky asked. 
    Sullivan could hear the concern in Sky’s voice as he walked over and stood in front of him.  Sky lightly ran his fingertip across the line.  His touch felt wonderful. 
    “Are you coming in?”  River yelled from the door.  Sky lowered his hand and turned, waiting for Sullivan to accompany him to the house.  He would cherish this night they had together; hopefully it wouldn’t be the only one they had.  He needed to lead Regis far away from Freedom, Colorado. The vampire would never get his hands on Sky Johnson or his sisters.  Sullivan would die before he allowed that to happen. 
    “I’ve got some sweatpants upstairs if you want to let your clothes dry.  It’ll be more comfortable than sitting around wet,” Sky offered.  Sullivan nodded and followed Sky inside the house. 
    “It’s beautiful,” he acknowledged as he walked inside.  The cabin’s interior was huge, with large log beams stretched across the ceiling.  His eyes widened at the stone fireplace that was centered in the middle of the room.  It looked the same as the one in the lodge. 
    “I felt the same way when I first walked inside this house.  I got lost the first time I was here, but it’s home now.”  Sky