FIONA
Behind us, Damien made a broken sound and fell to one knee. His hands clawed at his chest like an invisible blade had been driven straight through it and his face was white with pain.
Instinctively, I started to take a step towards him, but the stranger’s grip around my wrists was firm, possessive.
“Baby!” Serena rushed to Damien’s side. The other wolves around us shifted uneasily, unsure if they were allowed to move.
Damien stared up at me, painstricken.
I had sworn to him once that I would always be there to keep him from falling. That promise had died upstairs, when I saw him with someone else in our bed.
“What…what did you do?” He rasped, eyes wild.
I regarded him calmly. “Now you know exactly what betrayal feels like.”
His face twisted as another wave hit him and his
