Finished

There was a search for headquarters and more vampires. Hostages. There were hostages. Some were still human and they got to save humans and that felt great.

The ones that were turned would be turned over to the FBI. Byron got the FBI involved because this was over a large area and he worked with them before.

They found hostages that were turned. They couldn't just let them go. If they could handle not killing people, they would live. The hunters had rules and so did the FBI. Val, Cash, Malcolm, Jake and Emma went on this mission. Byron was well protected by his pack at this time. They were taking turns guarding him even though he complained. He felt love.

They recovered several vampire hunters that were still unharmed and found some wolf hunters and helped return them to their homes, not everyone made it out alive. Malcolm found some wolves that were killed. He was sad for them.

Tucker stayed at the house to help with the final plans for Trish.Tucker was grateful to Byron. Veronica stayed behind to help Tucker. She felt horrible for him and it was her way of helping and Trevor was there for support. Tucker never felt so loved.

Byron had a funeral to arrange and bodies to deal with at the site so he had to stay home for longer than he wanted. He missed Malcolm but the connection helped relieve some worry. He knew that Malcolm got to have some fun on the hunt and they saved some people.

Byron arrived two days later to help with the humans and Malcolm was grateful because Byron was in his uniform. He came as a cop, in his cop car with Adam and Malcolm almost exploded.

No one looked that good in uniform but he had to be professional. They were dealing with the uniform later. Malcolm almost drooled several times. He thought that Byron looked hot in jeans...the police uniform was a twenty!

Byron had a weapon on his hip and everything. Malcolm had a tough time focusing. Malcolm let his eyes roam over Byron, his man just got sexier and he didn't think that was possible.

Byron was having the same problem because Malcolm was in his hunting outfit with knives and all. His eyes roamed over his body and down his legs. Byron was licking him later.

Byron had a tough time not dragging him off. He wanted to run his hands over Malcolm's legs, his long legs with knives strapped to them. Thank all the wolves that this man belonged to him.

They kept the staring to a minimum. Cash had to elbow Malcolm a couple of times to keep him focused. Adam was on elbow patrol beside Byron even though he didn't feel comfortable doing it. Byron would just smile and clear his throat every time.

They were dealing with civilians and regular people. Victims and their families. This was a delicate situation. Humans were fragile and Byron was great at fragile. Malcolm loved how Byron talked to them. This was what he was good at, relationships. He was very gentle.

Malcolm was more in love. He needed his mate soon. Byron slowed down and spent time talking to the people and their families. Byron was gentle, patient and understanding.

He was gifted because when families were united and sent home, they were hugging Byron and looked relieved and grateful. Malcolm had no idea how he did it.

Byron had the tough job of explaining why some people couldn't be released to the family. Those that were turned and weren't safe to be released. The families didn't want to have to wait to see them but they would have to.

He had to explain that vampires were real. Those were tough and telling family that they had to ID the remains. That was always tough. He hated that part. The families would even hug Byron and thank him for being kind.

Byron called Uriah to inform him that some of his people were found alive. Some of his hunters were dead. He was sorry for that and tried to console the Alpha.

Byron was curious as to what kind of Alpha Uriah was. If it was his people, he would be here. Uriah didn't say he was coming. He just said thanks and was gone.