“Nothing. Yet.” He grinned evilly. Rayne felt perplexed with the whole conversation, especially when Alluna gasped and with a little stamp of her...foot demanded, “Don’t you dare. Zak. Don’t hurt Remi. His mate will be furious with you and turn your entire wardrobe hot-pink again.” Her outburst shocked Rayne, and she cringed inwardly as her gaze swung to the giant golden weredragon. Instead of unleashing his wrath upon his demanding sub, Zak blushed deeply and rubbed the back of his neck.. “So, tell me about the Sargissons?” I enquired.“They’re the school’s biggest charitable contributor and the source of the annuity, though it’s been some years now since it’s been topped up,” she replied. “I get the feeling they don’t care for the direction the school is going in, though as the secretary, they wouldn’t discuss that with me.”“So my job as the new maths tutor is to convince them the school’s turned over a new leaf?” I asked.“Pretty much it, Howard,” she nodded. “You should. When she was eight weeks Dave booked her in for an ultra sound. She was expecting twins no less. Drew and Dave were over the moon with the news. They weren't jealous of each other but did have the inevitable discussion about who was the father and whether they should do a DNA test to find out after the babies were born. Tess wanted to know. Hers was for the most important reason. She didn't want to lie to her children when they were older and asked who their father was. Tess was six months. In the two weeks since her birth and my meeting her for thefirst time she had grown and aged three years.Her mother had been awakened to save her life when the child was born,and maybe it was their constant hunting that drew the attention. WhenFelicity and I arrived it was too late for her parents. But we found herfeeding on the one who had attacked them.It took us a while to find Lindall's research. He had uncoveredinformation about other hybrids. They grew rapidly in the first two tothree.