The division was impulsive. I did not plan to make Kaizen’s sister tag along, let alone make her stay for over three months here. It’s better if she doesn’t. At least she will live. I suppress a sigh, trying to ignore the woman’s presence behind me. Why am I doing this again? I have no f*****g clue.
I have to answer my father about this because the man is going to know about this before the neds that I am certain of.
“Where are we going?” Aysel asks, her voice unsurprisingly firm.
“My wing,” I reply crisply.
“What am I expected to do?” she asks, and by her voice, she is just a couple of steps behind me. Unlike her brother, who had no sense of rank, Aysel pretty much knows where to draw the line. Not that I cared, but in Aysel’s case, this will work on her side.
“What a beta is ex
