GARAM
Arlene flinched when I smashed the cup on the wall, while Adriana remained blank, unshaken by the chilling sound of the shattering glass and splinters that scattered in the room.
“Who helped you get them out?” I asked for the fourth time since they were brought to my room for questioning.
For days now, they have refused to cooperate with my beta’s interrogations and played deaf. The only thing protecting them from death was the stupid rules of the wolf kingdom and the Pack.
My head dropped, and I cursed silently when they remained quiet like they had always been.
“You don’t want to speak, right?” I chuckled as I raised my furious eyes towards them. I stuck my hands into my pant pockets and trudged closer towards them, piercing them with my burning gaze.
“Have you wondered what would happen to you the longer you keep proving to be stubborn?”
Adriana raised her head and smirked sinisterly.
“Us? You are the one who is going to get in trouble the longer we keep being stubborn,” she
