Georgiana began to follow her, but before she closed the door behind herself, Sky snarled and growled, “Just leave me alone.

Ryan only had one name to help him get to his mother, and he had no idea of who it belonged to. Even worse, his dad had gone missing two days before, and he was clueless as to what had happened to him as well.

Well, we’ve got to get close to the Webbers, right?” Sky’s question was rhetorical as Henry stopped by her side. “Yes,” Georgiana and Ryan replied in unison. “I’ve figured out a way to do it,” Sky beamed.

You may be the Five, but you have no experience in detective work or crime scene investigations, you can tamper with the evidence,” Chase pointed out. “Right, except we won’t because we’ll be working side by side with experts,” Ava’s smile was unwavering. “See, Chase? We don’t want to be in on this alone. We’re great at teamwork.

Woodbridge, the school I attend,” he spoke slowly, thinking every single word he was uttering, “it’s a sort of institute, not for rich kids, but for humans who are able to change, into something, something else.

In a flash, Henry changed from the blue-eyed, curly blond guy, to a young tiger with the same enchanting gaze.

It’s rough,” Sky told her. “Going through the change. Starting at a new school, knowing no one. You don’t have your family…I relate to some of that. I just want to make this as easy for you as possible.

Aidan, a junior, kept to himself a lot, and Georgiana had been surprised to find him talking to Alexis a few times, albeit away from other students.

Ryan was a whole other matter. Close to nothing was known about him.