HAZEL
The flight back home was long and quiet. It felt like a never-ending journey every time I checked my wristwatch. Everyone was quiet, it seemed like they were mourning as if they had lost someone, which dampened my mood, especially since I didn’t know what my father would say to me or how he would react when I told him about Mile.
Angela was sleeping next to Clyde, and the troops were sound asleep, but I couldn’t sleep. My mind was preoccupied, especially with the dream I had, but I was relieved that I was able to overturn Mile’s plans and get rid of him.
I had been trying to ignore the evil deeds he had been carrying out in my father’s name. Taking what was ours and going under the disguise that he had been sent by my father.
I wanted to break the truce between our Packs and stri
