LUCIAN
“Lucian, wait—” Tobias’ warning was too late.
I reached the kitchen door just in time to see a maid slip out through the back door. She didn’t look back.
“She’s up to something,” Tobias muttered.
I narrowed my eyes. “She’s not the only one. I don't know where she’s going.”
“Don’t you?” Tobias asked dryly.
I threw him a pointed look. “What's your problem?” There was only one place Adriana would go—where Aria might be hiding. I wasn’t about to waste time, listening to Tobias tell me what and what not to do. I followed the maid, keeping my steps light and my scent sucked in. For an omega, she moved quickly, darting between shadows like someone who had done this one too many times.
Of course. My eyes stayed fixed on her silhouette, as she passed the storage sheds that held st
