And Then There Were Four (Lilith Carrie)

Chapter 0356

Cassie.

The last thing I wanted to do was see Odin, my supposed grandfather, when I had more important things to worry about, like what was wrong with Lucas. However, here I stood before him, watching as he took me in from head to toe, running his hand over his beard as if he had something on his mind. "You called for me?" Nodding, a smile crossed his wrinkled face. "I did... I know our last meeting didn't go as I had planned and I wanted to clear things up."

Stunned this was why he called me, I opened and closed my mouth, trying to find the words needed to make sense of why I was here. Of course, I wanted to talk to him, or at least I thought I did, but right now wasn't the time to do it.

"I'm not sure what you want to talk about..." It was true, I didn't know what he wanted to talk about considering there wasn't really much to say, but by the look on his face, he wasn't pleased with my remark.

His brows narrowed at my words as he sat a little straighter. I had no doubt he wasn't expecting me to respond the way I did, but it was irrelevant. Pollux and Trixie were waiting for me and being here wasn't going to help the mass of mysteries we were trying to figure out. "Castor," the sound of Odin saying my first name was a distraction. No one called me Castor but my mother, and that was usually when I was in trouble.

"Odin..." I replied, holding my chin high. "I'd say that we can do this all day long, but I honestly have something else to tend to." I refused to backdoor or show any weakness. If he had something to say, he could get on with it.

Chuckling, he shook his head with a smile that made my brows furrow in confusion. "You have such a strong will to survive, Castor. So much confidence and yet it is perfectly balanced by the soft, sweet side of you that you hide away."

"Showing weakness gets you killed," I replied quickly. That was a lesson my father taught me long ago, and something I made sure I didn't do.

hiding behind what you fear. We really do need to have this conversation, but I can see by the way you are moving from foot to foot you would rather be elsewhere than actually having a

towards the door, not saying another word. I wasn't sure if this was a good thing or if I possibly made a huge mistake in disregarding whatever

the door, a

refusing to have words with Odin? Or would it be a positive thing to where he maybe wouldn't look at me again, and therefore, I could go undercover or do whatever it was I needed to do without his watchful gaze upon every move I

of it, my mind went back to my brother and friend, who currently watched over my unbonded mate, who lay in a bed full of darkness, and I had

deep down, I knew I was not the easiest person to live

way down hallway

taking turn after turn, I found myself closer and closer to Lucas's door, and as I opened it upon my arrival, I was shocked. I see the sight before me. Lucas upright in bed, was snarling at Pollux, his eyes completely black as if the Onyx depth

not a single bit of

was left.

what it was. It was bad enough that Freya was obviously well

no matter how much you pissed me off, wasn't something I wanted

the room, my eyes fell on Sansa, and with a wide, shocked expression, she shrugged her shoulders. "I have no idea

it we calmed the chaos for a moment, and I came back to a shit storm

wasn't sure what his problem was, besides the obvious, of course, but slowly he slid off the bed, and as he