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"That was the exact way he separated us when we were in...love." I quickly look into his eyes as he says this, my breath catching in my throat. He takes a step closer to me and adds, "Yes. The man you claim you love instigated me to hate and embarrass you back then. He did it to take my place by your side. And it bloody worked." I, who have now been filled with great doubt over Aeron, mutter, "Why?" "Because he is the enemy here," Kellan replies in a near whisper. "He is the villain."

“These files were accessed recently; that’s why they popped up so fast. I’m sharing with you, my sweet. Do you hear me?” “I hear you, my sweet,” I replied quietly. “Ralis went through these in the past three weeks, when he got back from Frankfurt, after hitting our boy. Do you hear me?” “Yes.” “He’s been looking into you. He’s resorted to reminiscing. Do you hear me?” I bowed my head, my eyes on the table in front of me. “Kyle doesn’t go out. Doesn’t see anybody. I monitor his internet traffic. Nobody will contact him that way. He doesn’t have a phone. He doesn’t –”

“Leave my room this instant you creep!” “It’s stupid of you to think I was interested in you. I can never be interested in my enemy, Laura! Yes, enemy! You are my enemy,” he burst in a fit of rage. “You became my enemy when you decided to sit on that throne. Your lover, Ricky, is my enemy. “Your husband, Killian, is my enemy. And you are my new profound enemy. I am sure to take revenge on you, Laura. I promise to you that I will take revenge.”

Riley mumbled as he kept his eye on his surroundings. "I am not saying that we shouldn't trust him. I'm just saying that we don't know enough. We have no idea what is going on and we are acting like mindless people who just follow orders. We found out that Ryder was actually the enemy's son. We are forced to believe that he is good because he is our friend and he knows where Sam is. And lastly, we are outside an abandoned building to kill his evil twin brother who we can't even smell or see for the past 20 minutes.

I was no longer on top of my mate, but the spot he’d pleasured so well was a sore reminder of what we’d done last night. I smiled to myself, turning to look at my still-sleeping mate. As I turned to look at his face, though, my breath hitched as panic wrapped its cold fingers around my stomach. This was Marcus Hayes, my father’s worst enemy. The man who’d torn apart my father’s brother and left his mutilated body on our borders. The man who’d sworn that he’d mount my father and anyone from his line’s heads on spikes around his pack’s palace. This man – this monster – he would kill me if he saw me in his bed!

Curiosity clouded his mind as he pondered on the reason why she wasn't staying at her pack, and the urge to find out became stronger. Earlier, he had asked Henry, his beta, to trace her and find out anything about her after left the hotel. The only information he could give him was that she was friends and co-workers with his sister, Rose, and also, she belonged to Alberto's pack. He was surprised when he found out that someone from their enemy pack was his mate.

She looked at me with confusion visible in her eyes. I had to break it all down to get and inform her of my relationship with Killian in the past. She in turn told me hers and it was obvious we had a common enemy and the enemy of one's enemy is a friend. I proposed to her, that we are to come together to defeat Killian. The day of reckoning was near for Killian and he would face the judgment he deserved.

“Why are you seeing him as an enemy? “No, I'm not,” I answered too quickly. He shook his head, disagreeing. “You’re seeing him as the enemy, Arian. He isn’t.” “Isn’t he?” I snapped. “He betrayed me. He had the truth in his hands and he chose to hide it. Many other times, he chose his father over me. How is he not the enemy?” Andy shook his head again, but this time, it was slow and deliberate. “No, Kael isn't the enemy. He was just scared because of what might happen. What he didn't know was that he wasn't supposed to hide the truth.”

Elena reached out without thinking, hand covering his. Kael stilled. “I hunted them for ten years,” he said. “Every Alpha who signed that order. Every mage who touched her. Every soldier who held her down. I burned their packs. I burned their names from history.” “That’s why they call you the enemy,” Elena whispered. Kael finally looked at her. His eyes were glassy, silver in the firelight. “They’re right,” he said. “I am their enemy. And I’ll be their end.” Elena squeezed his hand.

Kael. He leaned close, his breath brushing my ear. “If you shift tonight,” he whispered, his voice low and cold, “I will be the one to kill you.” The words froze my blood. I twisted to face him, but his dark eyes gleamed with certainty, not cruelty. He wasn’t taunting me; instead, he was promising. The night pressed in around us, heavy with fire and fear, and for the first time, I wondered. Why would my enemy know more about my fate than I did?