I search his face, finding nothing.
“Was he responsible for killing my father?”
“That’s what we’re going to find out.”
“Why?” I ask him.
“We’ll figure that out too, but I’m guessing it was about power. If I had to guess, Dorian offered him a position in the pack. If not Beta, then probably Gamma. I’m guessing that Steven was offered the Beta position, since he’s Dorian’s brother.”
I set the glass down and scrub my hands over my face. “You’re saying that the attack, my father’s death, it was orchestrated? That our pack members set it up?”
“I’m saying it’s a possibility.
I nod, thinking about how Enya will be devastated if she finds out.
“Don’t say anything to Enya, not until we know for sure.”
“Alright,” he says, sitting back. “We can’t do any more tonight. Do you want to talk it through?”
“No, I think I’m done for the day. Is it okay if we skip our ch tonight?”
“Of course. If you need me, you know where to find me.”
I head upstairs to my room, thinking through how much has occurred
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in the couple of days since Christian has arrived. Then, a horrible thought occurs to me.
If Christian wasn’t here, would Dorian and his group of rebels have killed me and Enya to get what they want?
The answer does not make it easy for me to sleep.
Christian
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I head up to my room and shower quickly and pulling on a pair of boxers before grabbing my phone. I sit on my bed and lean against the headboard. I press the number on my speed dial and put the phone to
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