HUNDRED AND ONE

“That’s impossible, Aristo,” I said with a mocking smile. “You can never be Alpha.”

“Love, you shouldn’t be talking nonsense to someone who has your life in his hands.” I swallowed as a chill slithered down my spine.

“You’re a piece of shit,” I spat. “And it’s a shame I’m only just realizing it.”

Truly, I should have seen through Aristo’s bullshit. He was friendly but the way his eyes followed me should have been a clear sign that he was a bastard. He was a womanizer, so I didn’t pay much attention to him but I should have.

Damn you, Sia. Damn you for your short-sightedness.

“You know I never pretended with you.” His eyes turned impassioned. “I’ve loved you since I met you and I’ve tried my best to make you comfortable. How can you not love me?”

“I should have seen you for what you are – a crazy psycho.” I should have been suspicious of him at least, but I never was that’s why this betrayal stung the worst.

Cahir had prepared to take down all those who smiled with him in his fac