This was the first time he felt such rage towards her, such complete and utter revulsion.
With that, he left Thessaly behind, viewing her as nothing more than trash, garbage to be discarded.
Slipping into his car, he drove away without a backward glance, leaving her to struggle alone with her injuries and her lies.
‘Good,’ Kelson approved. ‘Now go after our mate. Fix this. Fix us.’
But Calden didn’t know where to start, how to even begin making amends for three years of neglect.
Just as Thessaly reached for her phone with shaking hands, intending to call Celina for help, the blare of a car horn caught her attention.
Could it be that Calden had sent someone to pick her up after all?
Did it mean he still had feelings for her? Still cared?
Thessaly’s delight turned t
