Samael was too proud to admit that he couldn't do it alone, even less so now that they were being hunted by dozens of hunters. He needed a pack, though he refused to form one. In the past, he couldn't imagine his life without his Grimmwolf pack; he had sacrificed everything for his people. But when his own kind betrayed him, he learned a great lesson: he would never again sacrifice himself or trust anyone else.
His gaze was fixed on the kitchen door; Lamya had left a few minutes ago, and there were still hours until Seth arrived. He could sense that damned traitor approaching, accompanied by several men. None of them would be an impediment to stopping Seth's murder; Samael would kill anyone who dared to interfere. Now that he knew that the coward had been the one who betrayed him, he woul
