The Maid the Alphas Couldn't Forget
Elena continued, her cold eyes sweeping across the room, "has not yet been identified. But we have reason to believe that they are still within these walls."
Her eyes stopped.
On me.
The room went silent. I felt the weight of a thousand stares boring into my skin. My heart slammed against my ribs. My wolf stirred, growling deep in my chest.
Elena smiled—a thin, predatory curl of her lips. She stepped down from the dais, her heels clicking against the marble floor. She walked through the crowd like a shark parting water, her violet gown trailing behind her.
She stopped directly in front of me.
"You must be Mira," she said softly, her silver eyes raking over my bruised face, my torn uniform, m