any trouble at their place tonight.” Dirk leaned forward and rubbed her shoulder. “Or ever. It’s tighter than Fort Knox.” She leaned her head back against the seat. “You mean I don’t have to be on my guard?” Clay chuckled. “We want you to let loose, baby.” She couldn’t wait. Dirk helped her out. The hard part was gaining entrance. The eye scan was cool, but that was only for the owners. “Tell me their names again besides Liz Wharton and Trax and Dante Field.” “I’m not positive who all will be here, but I’m betting Kurt Wendlick and his partner Drake Stanton were invited. They both work for the Pack. Their mate is Chelsea Wilson.” That made two ménage couples attending. She was highly curious how the threesomes would interact. Jealousy between the men seemed the biggest issue. Her mind still couldn’t cope with what it would be like to have two men with her in bed—not that she had any plans of finding out first hand. Liar . When they arrived, the party seemed to be in full swing. She leaned close to Clay who’d walked her upstairs. “Wow. This place is awesome.” The brick walls, hardwood floors, and granite countertops screamed money. “Elena.” The woman, Liz, who’d approached her in front of her office rushed over to her. She clasped her hand. “I’m so sorry about what happened. I never should have asked you to leave your job.” “You offered me money to leave something I hated.” She assumed Liz knew what had happened. “You weren’t responsible for those men taking me. They targeted me and could just as easily have abducted me after work.” “I still feel guilty.” She placed a hand on Liz’s arm. “Don’t worry. In the end, it kind of worked out.” Even without spelling out what had happened, her face grew hot. Both Clay and Dirk were speaking with two other men. “Can I ask you a question?” “Sure. Anything.” This was harder than she thought. “It’s kind of personal.” Liz’s mouth gaped open then quickly shut. “You want to know what it’s like being with two men.” She hadn’t expected Liz to be so open. “Yes.” Her new friend guided her over to the sofa. “Can I get you anything to drink?” “I’m fine.” Liz sat next to her. “I never imagined dating two guys at once, let alone sleeping with one after the other.” She did understand. “Me, either.” Her mother’s wagging finger appeared in her mind’s eye. “What does your mother think about you being with both men?” Liz’s cheer dimmed. “She’s not with us anymore.” “I’m so sorry.” Elena never was good with spouting platitudes about another person’s grief. Suddenly, another girl plopped down next to her on the couch and Liz brightened. “Elena, this is my good friend, Chelsea Wilson.” They shook hands. Clay had mentioned Chelsea was the realtor who’d stumbled across a dead body. If that wasn’t bad enough, she’d spotted the killer running away. Unfortunately, for her, he decided she shouldn’t live. Elena wanted to pick their brains. “Can I ask you both something?” Her gaze snapped between the two. Chelsea leaned in closer. “If it’s about being with two amazingly hot men at once, go for it.” “No.” She shook her head. “It’s about how you handle being with men in such dangerous jobs.” Chelsea glanced at Liz then back at her. “Did your men tell you about the poison bullets?” “No.” It was quite clear she didn’t know all that much about them. Between Liz and Chelsea, she got quite the history lesson about werewolves. Chelsea was the chatterbox. “The Pack needs to stop the Colters because they are so hard to kill. If the FBI or the police ever got involved, a lot of human lives would be lost.” “That makes me feel better.” Both Clay and Dirk had been in near death skirmishes, yet an hour later, they hardly had a scratch on them. It was only after the fact that Dirk told her about the attack on