“Careful, Aiden,” he said, his voice low and mocking. "Unless you want to walk out of here a dead man, you'd be wise to let me go."
I leaned closer, my voice a growl. "I could end you right now, Kieran. And all I'd have to deal with is a war. Trust me, it would be worth it."
For a moment, the tension crackled between us like a live wire. But then Kieran smirked, his amusement returning.
"Fine," he said. “But if you want answers, you'll need to give me something worth my while.”
I sighed, my grip loosening as I stepped back. If Kieran wanted to play games, then I'd play too.
"I have one of your pack members," I said, my tone casual.
Kieran stilled, his eyes narrowing. "You're bluffing."
"Am I?" I countered, my gaze steady. "Why else would I walk into your territory alone? You should
