“I should’ve let you die out there,” he said absently, as though he was commenting on the weather. “But there’s something about you. Something familiar. Something I'm still trying to unravel”I said nothing. What did I say to a delusional psychopath who was going off on a lazy rant?He looked up at me again. “What title did you hold in your pack?”The rage that slammed into me made my vision red.“You!” I said, my voice shaking from fury. “You killed everyone. My father, my friends. My entire pack. And now you expect me to just sit here and make small talk?”Tears stung my eyes, but I didn’t let them fall."Your father?, you speak like an elite, with foolish carelessness? He hums to himself.“You should kill me now,” I snarled, “…because if you don’t you’ll find out who I was to my pack in the worst way possible.”Kade’s expression didn’t shift. But his gaze darkened.“Is that a threat, Naya?”I sucked in a breath. Shock evident on my face.He knew my name. How the hell did he know my name.“How do you…?”“You shouldn't be so surprised” he said quietly. “This is my pack. My people tell me everything. If it was such a secret, you should've taken it to your grave”My lips parted in disbelief. “You’re a bastard.”He smirked faintly. “Maybe. But I’m your captor. And you… you’re fascinating.”He stood, his height towering above me.“I’m going to enjoy unraveling you.”And then he was gone, the door shutting behind him with a click and I was left staring at the ceiling, shaking from the fury I could no longer hold down.