Chapter 14

Perrin

“That’s hardly concrete evidence, Perrin.”

My father looked at me sternly from across his desk, his arms folded across his broad chest. The sun was rising behind him, casting his large form in a ghostly silhouette.

“But you have to agree! It totally could have been Nael!”

“First of all, I’m not even going to comment on what the Luna Select was doing listening to another Alpha’s private messages,” he said firmly, his disapproval clear. “And second, anything that she would have heard is merely hear-say at this point and in no way admissible as evidence in any case.”

I had to admit, he had a point. While Lo had shared the details of Nael’s phone message