Elsa
We returned to the Alpha’s house, the air thick with tension, though a small relief settled over me. I could move around freely now. The doctor had confirmed my recovery, and more importantly, my baby was fine.
The thought of my child growing inside me gave me strength, but it was bittersweet knowing Alison was still out there, her fate uncertain.
Kane had returned the day I woke up, dragging Isaac’s brother with him. It was Adam’s trump card, a move that forced Isaac’s hand, though the bastard still hadn’t moved as swiftly as we’d agreed. Anger burned in my chest every time I thought of his smug defiance. I promised myself I’d deal with him personally once this was over. No one dared to cross us and walk away unscathed.
Lucas had sent a loud and clear message by beating Isaac’s
