Jaxon
I sat in the Alpha’s chair, though it felt uncomfortable.. Maybe it knew I hadn’t earned it yet.
Cassian leaned forward first, arms crossed and eyes unreadable. Talon sat stiffly across from him, gaze moving to Ronan, who was quiet as a stone statue at my side. The only voice missing, no, the only damn voice I wished I could drown out was Kale’s.
“He refused again,” Cassian said flatly. “Said if you couldn’t lift a finger for Callan, you don’t deserve to be called a brother.”
The muscles in my jaw twitched. “As if I know where Callan is. He disappeared, we searched. We burned through the place—”
“But you didn’t call for a full-scale pack deployment,” Talon said.
“We didn’t have time. Elvira was—”
Ronan raised a hand, the scar along his forearm catching the light. “We know. Yo
