Chapter 66.

~Aiden’s POV~ I stared into the empty room- suddenly regretting ever letting her sleep away from me. I should've kept her closer, had she been in my room, with me, maybe this would've never happened. The bed was neatly made because no one had slept in it since Gabby left. Everything looked untouched and there wasnät a trace of her having lived here except for the clothes in the closet. But this time I swore that when Gabby moved back, she was staying with me. Playing the hero was all fun and games until reality settled and you realize that you don't have a next move. That was why I always calculated everything to the t because you couldn't run a pack, or protect your people, from your heroic thoughts alone. You needed a plan. My people trusted me and our pack had always been tight-knit and trusting of each other. My father and his before him- going back centuries- made sure of that. Many years ago another pack attacked, they were stronger and had more warriors and everyone thought it w