Free The Forgotten One by Trinity Blacio Page B

key. Benitta still has a soft spot for Denver. You’re going to have to use this. It’s the only way he will be free as well. Call them in. This apartment is not big enough for all of those that will come. For now, Willow, I think you should take the penthouse at the hotel. You’ll be able to work with your brother and sisters.”
    Laurann took another sip of her coffee before turning her gaze to Tamara.
    “I don’t like to bring bad news to you, but you have a few traitors’ in your pack. Remember when one of the marked ones got into the pack house two months ago? I know your man wants to take you back to the pack house, but right now I think you are safer here. I would be remiss if I didn’t suggest it. You are close to my daughter and I hope, when the time is right, to call your daughter too.” Laurann smiled and sat back, taking a sip of her coffee, watching, not missing anything.
    “Dylan, I expect you to be a good boy. I’ll be checking in from time to time, so I expect you to behave.” Her mom leaned down and placed a kiss on Dylan’s head. “Didn’t I tell you soon you would have a family? Now be safe, all of you.” Laurann glanced over her shoulder and smiled. “It’s my time to leave.”
    Her mom disappeared just as Willow jerked, hearing the growl from her mom’s room. “Where is she?” her father came running out of the door. “I swear I’m going to spank her butt. Did you know?” her father asked and stepped up to Willow.
    A bucket of ice water dumped over her father’s head. “ You do not take that tone with our daughters? ”
    Willow looked over at Tamara, which was a total mistake as she glanced at her. They both burst out laughing, even her son and Ana started to laugh. “No, father, we didn’t know,” Willow said, but then got serious. “But she did tell us something.” She just got done saying when Alton and Maxim came out of the bedroom not looking too happy. The same with Lars, Gage and Hedrick.
    “So much for a quiet morning?” Tamara mumbled, earning a growl from Gage as he stomped over to her.
    “You know better than to leave without telling us?” Gage said, glaring down at her.
    “Excuse me? I’m in my sister’s home, so back off Wolfie. It’s not like I left the damn house. Now all of you go get coffee and we’ll…” she stopped as someone knocked on the door.
    “I’ll get it. It’s part of our breakfast,” Willow said, at the same time Dylan jumped up to go with her.
    “Do you think Mr. Sayles brought me the Bear Claw?” her son asked taking her hand, walking with her.
    “I’m sure he did. You know Mrs. Sayles knows what everyone needs for breakfast.” Willow ruffled his head and made her way to the door, but Alton stepped in front of her.
    “You’re going to answer the door in that?” Alton asked, his gaze traveled down her body.
    She shrugged. “There is nothing wrong with it. I’ve known this couple since I was a child. He is Marco’s father and a good friend to my mom.” She patted his chest and leaned up, giving him a kiss on his cheek. “Relax, it’s a morning tradition around here.” Willow stepped around him, but Alton beat her to the door, throwing it open, which made the door bang against the wall.
    Mr. Sayles jumped, obviously a little intimidated. “Did I come at a bad time?” he asked, holding up two large boxes of beignets, donuts, and his wife’s famous cinnamon rolls. Willow took a deep breath and moaned.
    “No, you came at the perfect time. Everyone just got up and this is a wonderful treat. Please thank your wife for me. Mr. Sayles, are you sure you and your family won’t go visit someone for a few weeks?” Willow asked, taking the boxes and handing them to Alton. “Last night was just a trace of what is to come. We’ll have a breather today, but I don’t know when this person will attack again. I don’t want to lose you and your family. I would never forgive myself,” she said and placed her hand on the man’s