Chapter 95

Chapter 95 

Alexei’s POV 

We were in the air fifty minutes after Paxton took our mates. We were not too far behind them, but my anxiety was high. My team is always prepared to be quick, ready at almost a moment’s notice. They already knew that this one would be one of the most important missions we would ever participate in. It wasn’t just my mate on the line, it was Jaxon’s and Kevin’s too. Paxton is never even going to see us coming. We will try to kill only the five of them, but that also depends on whether his pack members can listen to reason. It was goin to be six getting killed, but we found Lena’s body shortly after arriving at the airfield. 

No one felt any pity at all for her. She had brought this all on herself. Jaxon was actually hoping to be the one who ended her. His anger was ready to burst, but he tried to hold it in until we got to Kamaria. I had checked in on Saoirse and Cheryl in the hospital. They were both still asleep, but we knew what we were dealing with now. Several members of Jaxon’s pack ended up at the hospital. After the first twenty cases, it was determined to be wolfsbane poisoning. They started treating everyone who had ingested the punch. 

We all knew now that Lena had been the one behind it. Jaxon had sent Beta Blane and Delta 

Atlas out to check the weapons storage warehouse. They didn’t tell Lena’s father, Eddie, why they were there. They discovered that two bottles of wolfsbane were gone, but nothing else had been taken. They had just texted that information to Jaxon. We were still discussing the manner of our attack. 

The plane was almost full, with eighteen of us and two pilots. Since we were not taking the two stewardesses, we could hold twenty-one passengers on the plane, not counting the two pilots. So we could take eighteen with us there and still have spots for our mates to return with us. It was surprisingly quiet on the plane. It told of the serious nature of what had happened tonight. Most of my team was in the back of the main cabin, where the seating was more like a plane and side by side. Anton and I had bought this jet last year. He wanted more room for him to be able to bring his growing family with him. I agreed with him, as I was hoping to be able to do the same with my family one day.