RYDEN
“If you’re so suicidal to fight Alec tomorrow why didn’t you just s***h their throats when you got the chance?” she said harshly. Her gaze grew serious.
I groaned in exasperation. “I have plans, Amelia. Don’t worry, it will work.”
“And what is it?” She glared at me before getting into the passenger’s seat. “You’re acting out of anger. You’re illogical.”
“I can’t tell you right now.” I joined her back in the car.
She shook her head in disappointment. “Because you don’t trust me enough to share your plan with me. You don’t see me as the Luna of the pack. You don’t see me as your equal. Why am I wasting my time here with you if I can’t be useful?”
“That’s not true.” My voice was low and urgent, eyes still blazing with fury.
“That’s the truth, Ryden!” She wiped her face and looked
