Chapter 80: Turn of Events

When the van stopped, that was when my nightmare began.

This whole time, I was hoping that something would intervene and that I wouldn’t have to do such a horrible thing to the pack that literally saved my life.

But it seemed I was wrong.

Someone opened the door of the van, and Felix looked at me. He looked at me intently, and for a fraction of a second, I thought that he might help me. That he might put a stop to this madness and not make me do this.

I realized that I was wrong when he looked away.

I was dragged out of the van. This time, I resisted a little bit. I was already here, so there was no point in doing so, but it made me feel a little better. Knowing I was resisting made me feel like I was at least trying to fight, and that I didn’t gladly accept their plan.

I wasn’t like them.

“Now she puts up a fight,” Cassian said, shaking his head. “I don’t understand this girl of yours, brother. She’s too peculiar a person.”

I was no match for Felix. I’d tried to plead with him