Kali
“Deanna and Teague told me about Dreyes,” I said. “A lot of people have opened up to me about Dreyes—a lot of people but you.”
Trick glanced my way as we strolled toward Eugene’s house. He’d been strange since our last training session, and I was still waiting for him to tell me how disgusted he was with my past.
Or maybe I didn’t give him the chance. Every time he tried to bring it up, I just straddled him. It was easier that way and a lot more pleasurable.
“What would you like me to say? The man was a monster. I killed him. I have no regrets, and I don’t need to heal from it.” When I didn’t say anything, he looked down at me and frowned. “I’ve killed a lot of wolves, Kali. Does that bother you?”
“Most alphas have. Cyrus certainly had his body count,” I said with a shrug. “But t
