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to Jason’s five. Jason looked around at the others. He knew he
was outnumbered, and he knew he would be a fool to try anything.
His gaze shifted to me. “This isn’t over,” he said darkly, then he
turned and walked back to the truck him and his friends arrived
in.
    I was a little confused by his remark.
I didn’t understand how I became his primary target, when Mason was
standing a few feet from me. I hit the guy over the head with a
lamp. It didn’t seem like the type of indiscretion to hunt someone
down for, but apparently Jason did.
    “ I’m leaving,” I said
breaking the silence. I turned to walk back to the car and Dawson
caught my arm.
    “ You can’t,” he said
firmly.
    I looked up at him in annoyance. I was
getting tired of being told what I could and could not do. I was
usually the one giving orders. “Why can’t I?” I asked as I pulled
my arm free from his grasp and adjusted my jacket.
    “ They won’t just let you
go. They will be waiting for you to leave,” Dawson said sounding
worried. I didn’t really understand why he cared. I was trying to
push his brother on him; so I didn’t have to deal with him. I was
surprised Dawson wasn’t going to be happy to see me go.
    “ I agree. Jason is not one
that gives up easily. I think you should stay,” Mason chimed
in.
    I rolled my eyes and glared at Mason.
“You are just finding any excuse for me to stay. I think I can
handle myself,” I said confidently. They may have been werewolves
that I couldn’t control, but I was smart. I could go anywhere. I
could make sure I disappeared so no one could find me, not even a
werewolf.
    “ I’m not trying to find an
excuse. I think you should stay because you are in danger. Does
that matter?” Dawson asked sharply. His blue eyes glittered with
annoyance. My unwillingness to accept his help was offensive to
him. I wasn’t trying to be rude; I just wanted to get back to my
old life before it became so distant to me that I wouldn’t be able
to go back.
    I watched him trying to decide what my
next move should be. I could stay for the night. Maybe by tomorrow
Jason would lose interest. It would be no different than me finding
some random hotel to stay in. I didn’t exactly understand where I
would be staying anyway. All I could see was a bar. Dawson
obviously had a house somewhere, at least I hoped he
did.
    I sighed in surrender. “If I stay for
the night where will I be staying?”
    “ I have a house not far
from here. You will have your own room,” Dawson said sounding more
confident.
    I glanced around noticing for the
first time how many others had their eyes on me. I felt like I was
on display and I was being analyzed. I scowled slightly. “What is
everyone looking at?” I asked grumpily. I didn’t like the
attention. I never had attention on me. I was finding attention was
not something I enjoyed.
    “ They are all just
curious. Please do not get offended,” Dawson said quickly. He
sounded like he was worried I would leave because of all the
stares.
    “ What are they curious
about?” I asked confused.
    “ Maybe we can talk in
private. Why don’t you and Mason follow me to my house,” Dawson
said lowering his voice as if he was asking me silently not to
press the issue here.
    I sighed. “Fine, Mason you are
driving,” I said grumpily; then I walked to the passenger side and
climbed back in the car.
    I watched Mason and Dawson exchange
words, but I couldn’t hear what was said. I wasn’t sure I even
cared. It had already been a long night. I had a lot to consider. I
walked into a whole new world that I had no idea existed. I had to
decide whether I wanted to explore it, or look the other
way.

Chapter 5

    Mason climbed in the driver seat and
started the car. He glanced at me as if he wasn’t sure whether he
should say something or not. He probably thought I was angry, and
he didn’t want to make things worse. He reversed, and repositioned
the car so he could see Dawson. Dawson was