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I knew something was wrong the second I pulled up to her building. The guard at the front gate looked terrified. He told me an Alpha had forced his way in, bypassing security and went to Rosalie's apartment.
My blood ran cold.
I didn't even bother to park the car. I left it in the middle of the driveway, not giving a damn.
I took the stairs two at a time, my wolf howling with rage inside me. The door to her apartment was ajar. I could hear Rosalie's struggles, her muffled cries.
And then I heard another man's voice. A voice I would never forget. Casper.
The alpha that had hurt her. The alpha that had made her feel like she was less than nothing.
Red blurred my vision. I saw nothing but fury.
I burst through the door and the scene before me made my blood boil. Casper had his
