fate betrayal
“If you have accusations to make, do it. Name the traitor.”
He hesitated, his jaw tightening. “I don’t have a name. Not yet. But the signs are there. Veyron’s attacks are too precise. He knows things he shouldn’t—locations, schedules, our defensive rotations. Someone’s feeding him intel, and it’s someone close to us.”
The words hung in the air, heavy and damning.
I stared at my brother, searching his face for doubt, for hesitation, for anything that might make me dismiss his claims. But all I saw was frustration and something deeper—fear.
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