His nostrils flared violently.
Aria calmly was now doodling on the notebook.
“Still no names,” she sounded bored. But I was not, it meant I could play a bit more.
I smiled wider.
“Right.”
The metal around Noah’s throat tightened another inch.
He gagged.
Elias’ wolf surged beside me with dark satisfaction rolling straight off him.
Good.
Let him feel it too.
Let all of them feel it.
Because I’d felt helpless for months.
Noah suddenly laughed weakly despite the pressure crushing his throat.
“You’re just proving me right,” he wheezed. “You’re all bitches.”
Something cold slid down my spine hearing that word.
Funny.
That was exactly what he used to call girls who fought back.
I stepped closer slowly until I could smell his fear properly beneath the blood.
“You made me like thi
