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Chapter 26: The Pain of Loss

Penulis: Zoia Zatserkovna
last update Terakhir Diperbarui: 2025-08-05 11:00:07

Leo's POV

I tried to focus on my work, but my thoughts kept drifting back to the meeting with the detective. He painted Mirabel as a saint—prenatal yoga, expecting‑moms classes, organic meals at cafes with friends, shopping for baby clothes, and charity auctions. The angel is hovering over our pack. But I knew her too well. Something in that report felt off.

“I don’t trust this man either. We need to trail her ourselves to catch her red‑handed,” Orion snarled, his tail stiff, hackles rising with every growl. His anger pulsed through me. I felt it: the low rumble that vibrated in my bones.

I nodded. My wolf and I were on the same page: no trust, not in Mirabel, not in the detective.

But I couldn’t tail her myself as I had too much work. Instead, I assigned the task to my beta, my brother in form and spirit. Orion agreed with a single emp
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