Semua Bab Scent of Betrayal: Bab 111 - Bab 120

AriaI hadn't seen Kaiden since the past few days after the marking incident. The thought of it still leaves my face hot. The mark was fading, and I had to always wrap a scarf to avoid the sneaky spies from noticing anything.Kaiden was right, I began to notice strange behaviours from some maids and guards in the tower. It felt like I was being watched since the marking incident. Brienne on the other hand, stuck around me like a fly would do with a corpse. Despite how petite she was, the unwelcoming scowl on her face was enough to put anyone out from getting close to me. She was more like a bodyguard.I picked up the scroll on which I had written the list of things I wanted to do. Becoming stronger, avenging grandma, getting my wolf and scent back, taking over Flynn’s pack. Everything concerning my Venegan relation, I tried to put it out, not that I wasn't curious. If anything, my curiosity only grew but it seemed knowing more would cause me more harm than good.But most importantly,

AriaKaiden walked towards us, his figure imposing. He had that expressionless look on his face, where one couldn't tell what he was thinking.He had his brows raised at Brienne, who sat on my bed. I could tell that he was suspicious, and I needed to do something fast.“When did you start getting along with her?” He said casually, giving Brienne an indifferent look like he didn't know her.Wow. What a great actor.“Why are you here Kaiden?” I asked instead, crossing my arms.“Why am I here?” He repeated, chuckling. “What do mates do in each other’s room?”My face flushed and I stared at him in disbelief. What was he playing at this time? Brienne rose up, her head slightly bowed.“Welcome back alpha, I’ll give you both privacy.” She made to leave, acting all subservient.“I’ve heard rumours on how you rejected Brienne, and all of a sudden you both are getting along?” Kaiden had no intention of letting his suspicions slide as he pulled the chair from the table side, and made himself co

AriaI had stalled long enough, and couldn't keep hiding in my room. With the help of Brienne, I found my way to the library which was much bigger than the one in Flynn’s pack. If I wanted to perform Luna duties, I’d have to know more about the pack.With the aid of a stool, I searched for books on the upper part of the shelves that had to do with history. Then I found it, it was a large old book with a thick brown cover. On it was written—history of the rogue pack.“The rogue pack began with the era of Jace Darkhaven.” I read out loud, and below that paragraph was a black and white portrait of a man. Tall, muscular, shoulder-length brown hair and gentle gray eyes, Kaiden's father.The man had a soft, genuine smile in contrast to his son. I wondered if Kaiden had other brothers and maybe sisters. Curious, I skipped a few pages and jumped to the family tree.“Jace Darkhaven, first of his kind.” I read.There was another arrow that connected him to another named, Lena Darkhaven. And bes

Piper I stared at the man who laid on the bed with disgust. After bedding him on several occasions, he still didn't bring news that gives joy to the ear.“You're awake.” He muttered groggily, sitting up whilst wrapping his arms around my waist.“Last night was the best time of my life. I can't wait for all these to be over so I can take you over and make you my queen. Cassius doesn't deserve all this.” His eyes hungrily raked my body.Till today, I still wondered why I got involved with the man, Colin, Calais’s nephew. He was supposed to be my inside man in the rogue pack, who would supply me with information concerning all that occurred, but the bastard was here making stupid promises.“Colin, the last time we spoke, you promised me crucial information. Where is it?” I asked calmly, opposite to the fury I felt inside.“Come on, Piper. Don't be like this. I’ve been doing my best, and believe me when. I say there's currently nothing new apart from the news that the army of the dead is

KaidenThere was a lot of paper work at hand, and I dedicated today especially to it. There were different scrolls, and parchment on the desk. Some which I had to read, others which I had to sign. There had been some attacks on Bonemarrow, so I had to assign more soldiers there.The Fitcher lands seemed to be suffering. Despite how hard I tried, it seemed I could never change the rule that in an empire, there would always be the rich, the middle class, and the poor. But one thing I was grateful for was that the poor had a better than most middle class in other packs.Then I chanced upon a scroll from the general council, which I didn't seem to notice. I unfolded it, and went through its content. It states that there was a general council meeting today, involving the alpha's of some listed packs and the council members, my name included.The scroll had been sent weeks ago, and how come I was just getting the message now? I doubted Riven had any idea of this. And by the time I checked,