Kael’s POV
I woke the following morning and reached across the bed for Sienna, but my hand touched an empty space. Her side of the mattress was still slightly warm, which meant she had not been gone for long. I sat up immediately.
“Sienna?” I called.
There was no answer. I tried to tell myself she had probably gone downstairs, but the warning Callum gave me the previous night returned with brutal force. Someone might already know we were in Livingston. Animal attacks were being staged around the county, and bounty hunters were searching nearby. I moved quickly into the bathroom, showered and brushed my teeth without wasting time. After pulling on shorts and a white T-shirt, I hurried downstairs.
The kitchen and living room were empty. A note sat on the counter. We’re out of milk. I’ve
