Roman’s POV 𝕗𝕣𝐞𝐞𝘄𝐞𝚋𝚗𝗼𝘃𝗲𝗹.𝚌𝕠𝚖
Then I asked again, my voice calm but firm, "Were you forced to do it?" There had to be another reason. "Keiren forced you right?"
She smirked, but I caught the glint of moisture in her eyes, the emotion she was desperately holding back.
"If you ask me to suck you off right now, I will," she said without hesitation. "That’s who I’ve always been. In fact, I could do it to all of you. I’m professional."
"I know you don’t mean that," I said.
Her gaze slid down toward my waist, bold and unapologetic. "Want me to prove it?"
I let out a helpless sigh, keeping my focus steady. "We’re trying to uncover the truth about Alice’s death."
The moment I said it, her expression froze.
"We want to believe you didn’t kill her intentionally," I repeated.
She didn’t react, as if frozen in time.
I glanced at the others, meeting Kael’s subtle nod, urging me to continue.
Turning back to her, I said, "In your interrogation report, you claimed you were trying to shoot the black wolf and protect Alice instead. There’s no black wolf in the video, but we want to trust you."
She let out a short, humorless scoff, her expression cutting. "I should have said dinosaur instead of black wolf, and maybe the bastard officer would have bought my story."
She was acting like everything now we knew was a lie and she was indeed the culprit.
When we truly wanted to trust her and wanted to find the truth, she didn’t want to. She had truly lost all hopes with life.
"We want to catch the true culprit behind Alice’s death. Don’t you want that too?" I asked again.
"She is dead, and I got my punishment more than I deserve. What more do you want now?" Her voice cracked, and this time, I saw the tears rolling down her cheeks. "Will it ever erase what I faced? Will it bring back Alice? It won’t. And no matter my intentions, it doesn’t change that I killed her."
"Someone set you up, and we have to find out who," I said firmly.
"No one set me," she spat, wiping her tears roughly as she stared at the five of us. "You all still have a chance. I’m warning you—kill me while you can. Or I swear, when it’s my turn, I will kill all of you just like I killed Alice."
I let out a helpless sigh. Her hatred was a wall, unyielding. She wasn’t going to help us anymore, and she didn’t want to.
"Alright. Rest," I said, lowering the head of her bed.
Tears continued to stream down her cheeks as she closed her eyes, probably feeling the ache in her heart, the weight of her own guilt.
I leaned down and pressed a gentle kiss to her forehead. She was marked, my mate—even if not completely, she was still mine. Had always been.


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