ns. First I told him every detail and t

come to a solution

the evening. If it was my last, I wanted it to be a go

gh I couldn't hear anyone. But if my father was here, I want

hind me. Only then did I turn on the light and w

o to bed and deal with this nightmare aga

g on my desk that

caped one's notice. It was a bright red piece

hands and underneath it were a few others tha

the few lines, w

will be picked up. Whether yo

nin

other day? That

bastard waited bef

nderneath and the top w

purchase

jus

note and dropped it ca

now exactly what else was planned, I turned to the last page. The signature

had done it seriously. It even had

r person? How evi

ned. I automatically put the papers down and looked o

welcome visitor, because Mai

n an overly friendly manner, "Dea

oing to claw the alpha." That was practically a punch in the fac

o be a joke. I couldn't find

Don't be ashamed. You leave us no way that we can say anyt

both glared at me and

their mates. At least that

ut of me: "You guys have mates?" The

ut always acting like you're the greatest of us. You act like you're nev

me. She would probably have pulled my hair o

that, so I growled softly and sa

per hand since they were older, but n

ial grimace on her part. Then

didn't impress me for a second. She continued: "You are des

uld talk my father into either

madness since they were little. My si

nd again, which I grabbed in the next second. She hadn't

out a growl. If she wanted a figh

undered: "Mai! Anastasia! W

and I could only roll my eyes. At le

ngrily, "Layla attacked us. We didn't do anyth

d seriously, "Go to your room and leave Layla

Anastasia whispered, "It's n

d in disbelief and the tw

sked, "What happened?" The two venomous snakes were loose,

ously. They are too young and

nd that. It was sick being sold to a beast. In order not to annoy myself

o Alpha Blackmoon voluntarily. Does your mate know that?" With this desi

knew that, but the monster didn't care. T

s were very swollen. She had probably been

I knew I wasn't going to like the answer. "He's been put in a cell until you

't let this one out on her. It wasn't my mum's fault. I co

r smash something. I took a few steps in my ro

about to cry. That let the anger subside, so I stopped and looked at her softly.

arms. I allowed it and returned the hug.

g broke in me. For the first time

e with a force that a

itiful sob an