The wind hit Amaris’s face the moment they stepped onto the balcony.
From there, most of Crimson Moon could be seen—the warriors standing guard and the massive mountains surrounding the territory.
Kael finally released her arm.
“Do you see all of that?” he asked coldly.
Amaris observed the view for a few seconds before nodding.
“That pack is the only thing that matters to me.”
There wasn’t the slightest hesitation in his voice. He was completely certain of what he was saying.
“And having an heir. Those are the only things I care about.”
Amaris turned her head toward him.
“But you’re immortal.”
Kael let out a laugh that sounded almost mocking, though it wasn’t entirely that.
“Not exactly. Not everything is the way you think.”
She frowned slightly, clearly surprised.
“What do yo
