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more sure of anything in his life, except his feelings for Amber.
"You guys feeling strong?" Chandra asked, a stoic expression on her face.
"Always,” Jax said. “We're not going to have to tie you up, are we?" He tried to keep his tone light, but there was no question he meant it.
"I would never risk our baby like that. You have my word. Protecting our son is my top priority.” A fierce light filled her eyes as she covered her non-existent belly with both hands. "Now you guys go make sure I don't have to raise him alone, all right? Amber and I can take care of each other."
“If the interior of the house gets breached, you head straight for the panic room, understood?” Jax tugged her into his arms and kissed her firmly on the mouth before letting her go and turned to face the rest of the pack. "Let's get these motherfuckers."
Billy turned to Amber and found her staring up at him. “Please be careful,” she murmured, pressing a hand to his chest and then clutching a handful of his T-shirt. “And promise me you’ll come back. I didn’t even have a chance to yell at you properly yet.”
“I’ll be back before you know it,” he promised. He dropped a kiss to her forehead before Chandra came and led her away, murmuring soft instructions as they made their way toward the table where a host of weapons were laid. Chandra was a deadly weapon as it was, but Amber needed a little help in the event that all their security measures failed. In the past few days, she’d learned to become a proficient shot, and they had enough tranquilizer darts to fell a wooly mammoth.
He dragged his gaze from her and focused on Liam, who was giving direction.
"Billy, you and Amalie take the back of the house, Jax, you come with me to the front. The rest of the pack is going to patrol the surrounding woods.”
He wasn't sure which of the packs would have the balls to attack them on their own grounds, but the second Liam opened the door, the scent was unmistakable.
Kotke.
Which explained why Liam had sent him to the back of the house with Amalie. She'd had her own run in with this pack when she was still human and one of their members, Mikhail, had nearly killed her. No doubt, Liam hoped for a chance at revenge and thought that keeping Amalie in the back of the house with Billy at her side would offer her some measure of protection. Given what his alpha was risking to help Amber, Billy vowed to make certain he didn't let him down.
"Ready?" At their collective affirmatives, Liam whispered, "Go, go, go."
They moved as if they were one, leaping off the porch in tandem. He and Amalie stayed in human form to start, as was the plan. They needed to access the most strategic parts of their minds until the fighting started. Because once it did, their wolves would take over, and it would be pure instinct until the last of the blood was spilt.
The smell grew suddenly thicker, and they both stiffened, on high alert.
His keen eyes picked them out a second later. Two men, walking toward them. He recognized one of them instantly.
Mikhail.
He let out a cold bark of laughter, his Rasputin-like, maniacal eyes glinting in the moonlight. "Perfect. It's about time I got a second chance at you, bitch."
Amalie grinned, and the sight was chilling enough to make the hair on Billy's arms stand up. His alpha had chosen his mate almost as well as Billy had. She was bad ass.
"Been a while since I was the defenseless woman in the woods, Mikhail. You think you can still take me?"
Mikhail's laugh turned to a growl as he shifted in mid-step. He wasted no time, breaking into a loping stride to close the twenty-yard distance between he and Amalie.
Billy didn't have to think about the change. The second he saw his alpha's mate under attack, his wolf burst into being, his muscles lengthening and shifting with a snap.
Before he'd even taken a step toward her, Amalie's mind tapped at his and he opened to her.
He’s mine.
Liam wouldn’t approve, but he
"You guys feeling strong?" Chandra asked, a stoic expression on her face.
"Always,” Jax said. “We're not going to have to tie you up, are we?" He tried to keep his tone light, but there was no question he meant it.
"I would never risk our baby like that. You have my word. Protecting our son is my top priority.” A fierce light filled her eyes as she covered her non-existent belly with both hands. "Now you guys go make sure I don't have to raise him alone, all right? Amber and I can take care of each other."
“If the interior of the house gets breached, you head straight for the panic room, understood?” Jax tugged her into his arms and kissed her firmly on the mouth before letting her go and turned to face the rest of the pack. "Let's get these motherfuckers."
Billy turned to Amber and found her staring up at him. “Please be careful,” she murmured, pressing a hand to his chest and then clutching a handful of his T-shirt. “And promise me you’ll come back. I didn’t even have a chance to yell at you properly yet.”
“I’ll be back before you know it,” he promised. He dropped a kiss to her forehead before Chandra came and led her away, murmuring soft instructions as they made their way toward the table where a host of weapons were laid. Chandra was a deadly weapon as it was, but Amber needed a little help in the event that all their security measures failed. In the past few days, she’d learned to become a proficient shot, and they had enough tranquilizer darts to fell a wooly mammoth.
He dragged his gaze from her and focused on Liam, who was giving direction.
"Billy, you and Amalie take the back of the house, Jax, you come with me to the front. The rest of the pack is going to patrol the surrounding woods.”
He wasn't sure which of the packs would have the balls to attack them on their own grounds, but the second Liam opened the door, the scent was unmistakable.
Kotke.
Which explained why Liam had sent him to the back of the house with Amalie. She'd had her own run in with this pack when she was still human and one of their members, Mikhail, had nearly killed her. No doubt, Liam hoped for a chance at revenge and thought that keeping Amalie in the back of the house with Billy at her side would offer her some measure of protection. Given what his alpha was risking to help Amber, Billy vowed to make certain he didn't let him down.
"Ready?" At their collective affirmatives, Liam whispered, "Go, go, go."
They moved as if they were one, leaping off the porch in tandem. He and Amalie stayed in human form to start, as was the plan. They needed to access the most strategic parts of their minds until the fighting started. Because once it did, their wolves would take over, and it would be pure instinct until the last of the blood was spilt.
The smell grew suddenly thicker, and they both stiffened, on high alert.
His keen eyes picked them out a second later. Two men, walking toward them. He recognized one of them instantly.
Mikhail.
He let out a cold bark of laughter, his Rasputin-like, maniacal eyes glinting in the moonlight. "Perfect. It's about time I got a second chance at you, bitch."
Amalie grinned, and the sight was chilling enough to make the hair on Billy's arms stand up. His alpha had chosen his mate almost as well as Billy had. She was bad ass.
"Been a while since I was the defenseless woman in the woods, Mikhail. You think you can still take me?"
Mikhail's laugh turned to a growl as he shifted in mid-step. He wasted no time, breaking into a loping stride to close the twenty-yard distance between he and Amalie.
Billy didn't have to think about the change. The second he saw his alpha's mate under attack, his wolf burst into being, his muscles lengthening and shifting with a snap.
Before he'd even taken a step toward her, Amalie's mind tapped at his and he opened to her.
He’s mine.
Liam wouldn’t approve, but he
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