Felicity’s admission hung in the air.
She opened and closed her mouth, desperately trying to find a way out of it, but there was nowhere to run.
Everyone knew what she’d done, and she’d pissed off the wrong group of lycans because everyone was furious. I could feel the collective anger swirling in the air. It was so thick, so deadly, that I thought I’d choke from it, and it wasn’t even directed at me.
“Elias, I didn’t-”
“Don’t you dare,” he warned, his voice sounding like death itself. “What did you do?”
“I just wanted to show you who she truly was. I looked into her past and they were more than willing to talk. They told me she threw herself at the Alpha, just like she did with you. They said it was her thing. I was just looking out for you.”
With every word she spoke, Elias’ breath
