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We Fight To Fix It
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2025-06-03 23:59:24Gregory's POV
Marcus. — The name stinged me like a plague.If anyone had told me he would betray me like this, I would have laughed in their face.He was my brother in every way that mattered, not just my Gamma and I trusted him with my life and yet, all this time, he was feeding our enemies information and feeding me lies.The feast in our honor should have felt like a triumph.The air was thick with roasted meat and spiced wine, the laughter of pack members echoing across the pack house.Children danced in circles while warriors patted each other’s backs and swapped stories of battle.But none of it settled in my chest the way it used to.Because now I knew the truth and worse.I couldn't stop staring at her because I felt foolish. I told her I was going to help her get rid of the mark that kept itching her.Suddenly, my mind went to Marcus again. Part of this was all because of him, he had given A
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