Chasing His Betrayed Luna by KiKi Jones

55. Larisa's POV (3)

LARISA'S POV

I was aware that Aurelia returned to the pack with a powerful Alpha and a strong pack behind her. I was also aware that she had kids with this powerful Alpha which was Tristan... not My Raiden.

Finding out that Raiden was the father of Aurelia's twins put a glitch in my plans. I mean, after Tristan proposed to Aurelia publicly, I assumed I wouldn't have to kill anyone to keep Raiden... at least not anymore which was why I threw Aurelia a party to send her off my territory and life.

But this new development meant that I had three new obstacles to knock down-Aurelia and her two bastard kids.

I have to kill them. No other option.

It killed me to find Aurelia's son in Raiden's office when I returned home, hoping that Rauden had not noticed that I had been gone all night. I hid my scent and went to his office intending to surprise him and hopefully, get him to mark me since Aurelia was on her way out of the pack. Heck, that was the plan!

But instead of Raiden, I found a little boy, sitting in one corner of his home office. I didn't see his face at first but when I did, the realization hit me like an angry wave. He was a copy of my Raiden. At that moment, I didn't realize that he was Aurelia's masked boy until I saw the family mask in his hand.

I stuttered, "Wh-what ar-are you do-doing here? W-who are y-you?"

The little boy answered nervously and innocently, "I'm Kyle. I'm hiding here so my mama won't separate my sister and me from my Papa. Katie and I want a complete family."

Fuck that!

Complete family my fucking ass!

"Aurelia is your mother?" I asked, close to losing my mind as my eyes shifted from one part of his face to another.

The boy answered with a sad pout, "Yes, she's my mama but Mama has been lying to me. She didn't want me to know we were in Papa's pack. She made me wear the mask to hide my resemblance to Papa but even though Papa couldn't see my face, I could see his and I knew he was-" "Shut up!" I snapped, hating Aurelia even more than I did before.

sharp breath, recoiling into the corner like that would save him

you. I've read about stepmothers and I know some

were

just call me

I know who you are." The boy replied,

mind for the best way to handle this situation. I'd never be anyone's stepmother and even if I'm forced to be, I'll be the most

known that it wouldn't be easy to get rid of Aurelia. I didn't waste any time thinking about how she managed to

have known

the mansion and I knew I needed to act fast. Still maintaining the strong mask over my scent, I grabbed a paper and pen from Raiden's table and wrote the words I could come up with, trying not to slip any clues that would link the letter to me. When I finished, I faced the little boy and forced a smile. I finally responded to his last statement, "I'll be nice, boy but you have to give up your

he didn't try to hold on to the mask. He must hate the mask. Silly Aurelia. Making her son wear a mask just to trick everyone. I'll make sure she regrets having Raiden's

the little boy my

here so she can find

a big problem. Not only was she a living copy of Aurelia but she has a

Is she

to Katie whenever I know she is right. In this case, she's

nice or not?" I interjected. "Come with me if you want

that word made me sick but

to tricked him out

outside the mansion for some reason. Fortunately, the little boy desired to have a nice stepmother. He followed me through the backdoor without making a

I kidnapped

would have done

hours ago and I didn't leave my hideout until I drugged the little boy. He fell asleep and I locked it away in the basement of my hideout, where I have always hidden people I couldn't kill immediately. Satisfied with myself, I left my hideout and returned to Raiden's mansion to finally react to the news of him having children with Aurelia and the fact that he had men searching everywhere for his son and the kidnapper- little old me. "What did I hear about you having a son with that

was how I began, displaying anger with

and frustration rolling off him as he uttered, "It's true, Larisa.