KAEL
“Maybe you should go for a run. Burn off some of that energy,” Aria said in a quiet voice. “If you keep pacing like this, it’s only going to build more anger inside you.”
The floorboards had started to creak under my boots. Back and forth. Back and forth. The walls of Nightfall Keep felt too close.
I turned toward her fast. The sharp reply was already on my tongue. It almost slipped out. But she didn’t move away. She didn’t flinch.
Aria had stood beside me while Calder and Rowan worked through the truth. While they confirmed who my sister was inside his pack. She had been there when Rowan told me, in a calm and firm tone, that I would not see her until he spoke to her first.
She had held me back from summoning every wolf in this pack and forcing them to kneel. Forcing answers ou
