Claimed And Marked By Her Stepbrother Mates novel Chapter 309

Chapter 309: 309-Maybe Him?

Helanie:

"Helanie," Lamar extended his arm to hold my hand as he navigated us through the cave.

"He’s here! I found him!" Salem screamed from afar, calling for us and letting us know she had found Gavin.

Our eyes were wide as we followed her voice and reached the small hidden area in the cave. It was Gavin hiding there, and he came out when he heard Salem calling for him.

"Gavin!" I pushed everyone away to kneel before him. His foot was badly injured, and maybe that was why he couldn’t leave the cave. I could tell he had lost a lot of blood too, which is why he hadn’t been able to shift either.

"Helanie!" he whispered, smiling through his bloody face.

"What happened to you?" I wanted to give him a hug, but he looked in so much pain that I couldn’t do anything for him.

"Okay, we need to get him out of here first," Sage suggested for Rudy to carry Gavin on his back. It was hard to lift him without moving him too much. And every time he moved, he cried and screamed. It was terrifying.

While Rudy carried him on his back and walked us toward the mountains, I realized Salem was probably really interested in Gavin. Or why else would she have come to a group of people who aren’t fond of her to find someone she had a fling with?

"Thank you," I said to Salem as I passed her.

"I’ll take him home and get him all stitched up before I help him with the transition. We can’t take him to the hospital yet, because then everyone would find out that something happened to him on the mountains," Lamar suggested, making me frown at him.

"Yeah, and it seems like we’ve found the hidden cave of the Lycan. But where was he? I thought he would be there and hide until the full moon," Sage was trying to find out the truth about the Lycan.

I could see it in her eyes that she was still very much interested in finding that Lycan and capturing him.

"Rudy, take Gavin to Lamar’s motel while the rest of us leave," Sage ordered. Rudy would take Gavin in his car while Lamar rode his bike to his pack, as he wouldn’t leave his vehicle behind.

"I’ll be fine. Go," I told Lamar when he passed me a glance. It was morning, and I would be fine going by myself.

"The Lycan is not just a monster," Gavin spoke, stumbling as Rudy laid him down in the backseat of the car.

"What do you mean by that?" I asked, leaning down to him. The others were standing all around him, worried for him.

"He transitions only on the full moon into a Lycan," he explained through sleepy eyes. Sage had given him some medicine to help with his pain.