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No no she can’t… she can’t work with the enemies. She can’t be the one! She can’t be a spy in my pack. I briskly read through the file and my breath hitched at my next discovery. Nelly growled at her betrayal. We saw her as a friend and sister to another mother. Anger … that was what I felt. I was angry that she deceived me into believing she was my friend. While she was stabbing me in the back. My hands gripping the file began to tremble as I tightened my grip on it.

She so desperately points out to a surprised looking Hailey. " Trust me on this Hailey, I'd seen him in many suspicious positions, especially with Natalie. " " You know, if your friend is fraternizing with the enemy then he might as well get in the line of enemies." She explains, "You know what they call them, unfriendly friends." Ciara said with disdain. Hailey remained stunned as to the profound feeling that Ciara just shared. She honestly didn't see what her friend was talking about. Albeit that sometimes Kol behaved weird but she didn't think it was to that extent.

“She is a traitor, this has never happened before, the documents you have to her, she changed the dates and is now trying to pin it on me, now what I want to know is, what she stands to gain by doing this" John said. Fred still didn’t understand what John and Elena were talking about so he sat forward and said. “someone better start at the beginning, cause I don’t get it" “well, we’ve been friends since our childhood, even our parents are friends, do you think ill betray you" John asked Fred who answered without blinking twice. “No, you’re my buddy, I trust you"

And right now, with the way things were, it was starting to look like the truth. What if there was actually a spy in my pack? It had to be someone close enough to learn about our plans, someone who nobody would suspect. But who? It definitely was not Carlos. He was my best friend, and had been my Beta for decades. We were in this together. He most definitely would not betray me. Erina was family. My cousin. My sweet little cousin who had been by my side right since we were kids. Of course she wasn't the spy. And it sure as hell was not Isadora. My mate was stressed as fuck about everything that was happening.

“So, what does this mean? Were they trying to use the book for the spell?” I glanced between them, feeling the weight of the information I was about to share. “Yes. They were using the book to perform the spell. I think the book had something to do with why the spell wasn’t working. And from what I overheard, there’s a spy in the pack. Someone who was feeding them information.” Ethan’s eyes widened. “A spy?” “A traitor” I corrected this was the only thing I was certain of. “Do you know who it might be?” Dahlia added.

I’ve spent almost the entire day mentally going through every single person in my life, trying to figure out who could possibly betray me, but every time I think about it, I end up ruling them all out. Lilly would never betray me and neither would Mom, Aunt Harper, Aunt Ava, Noah, Gunner, Adrian and the rest of my aunts and uncles, and yet, if the person texting me is telling the truth, then someone close to me is involved somehow. Maybe it’s a spy, an informant or something. At this point it could be anything and just thinking about it, trying to figure it out sends a wave of frustration through me. Then there’s the other question eating at me. If it is a spy, then who exactly are the spyi

“Why are you here?” “Helping a friend,” Liam replied. “He’s a good guy. Loyal. Tragic, really—got dealt a rotten hand. His own family never backed him. Married someone who, by all accounts, was cold and manipulative, working with outsiders, even feeding info back to her family…” Elaine’s smile stiffened slightly. “…Poor guy thought she was shy, turns out she might’ve been a spy.” Elaine said nothing, but her eyes flickered in recognition. At the moment, she didn’t know where all this information could be coming from, but it sounded strangely familiar.

Their charm and wit won them the trust of those around them, allowing them to glean valuable information without raising suspicion. One sunny afternoon, the spies found themselves inside the palace's magnificent library, its shelves lined with countless volumes of knowledge. Their eyes darted eagerly from book to book, searching for any hidden secrets that could aid them in their mission. As they perused the shelves, their fingers glided over the spines of ancient tomes and dusty manuscripts. Finally, their attention was captivated by a weathered book nestled amongst its companions. Its worn leather cover hinted at a long history, whispering promises of hidden knowledge within its pages.

Then she took a large step back, like I was something contagious she didn't want near her. "You heard me, Cassandra. So I'll stop pretending. Please don't follow me around anymore. I don't want to be your friend. Someone like Wendy, with her background and her world, that's the kind of person I want in my life. "Look at yourself. You've got nothing, and you solve everything with your fists. You're not even someone I want to be seen with. Honestly? Being your friend has always been embarrassing." I stood there frozen after she finished.

I finally said, my voice carrying every ounce of Alpha authority I possessed, “we must do it united. Ryan wants to break us, turn us against each other. We can’t let him win.” Corbin’s eyes met mine, and for a moment, I saw what almost looked like a hint of approval in their gray depths. “Then lead, Nathan. But no more mistakes. This pack cannot afford any.” Mingan and Amara nodded in apprehensive agreement, which was all I needed. Behind them, Freya’s green-eyed gaze remained steady, unwavering. “The thing you fear might just be true,” I heard her voice echo in my mind, unbeknownst to everyone else. “Perhaps an old friend might just be at the center of this. And perhaps he is the spy you we