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FORTY SIX
ELENA’s POV
I cannot face him. Even after five days, I am still unable to face him. It wasn’t his fault, I know that. I’d be a fool not to, but every time I see Hunter, all I can think about is how his body became one with Freya’s. All I can hear are her soft moans against his lips as their bodies became drenched in the heat of passion. And all I can feel is the pain that stemmed from my sister’s betrayal.
Damn you, Freya.
I went back to look for Freya five days ago, right after I found out about them. But mother was the only one who greeted me at the door. Freya never went home.
Mother had sobbed incessantly, clinging onto my shoulders and begged for me to bring Freya back.
“Elena,” she had whispered through her tears, “Rose has never been out in the wild by herself. She doesn’t even know how to fight like you. Please, find your sister, bring my baby back home.”
“Mother.” I had begun shaking my head, my breathi
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