Chapter Ninety One

I stared at the letter, tears streaming down my face. I read it over and over until every word was etched into my memory. My gaze fell to the date–it was written just weeks before his death. A sob escaped my lips, and I let it all out. I cried, my tears soaking the paper. Why hadn’t he told me? I would have understood, but he had kept it to himself.

‘I forgive you, Father. For everything.‘ I muttered.

I stared at the paper one last time, unable to shake the feeling that the final line didn’t belong. The words ‘Avenge me.‘ didn’t sound like my father’s, yet the handwriting was his. And maybe, just maybe, he truly believed I could do it.

“Kaida.” Aric’s familiar voice called. I had been too caught up in the letter to notice him approaching. Despite myself, a flicker of embarrassment crept in at how easy I had been snuck up on–I should have sensed his scent or heard his footsteps.

I had my back to him, and I quickly shoved the letter into my pocket, but there was no need; he had already seen it.

“Leave.” I said, but my voice shook.

“No.”

“I am your Luna, and I command you to leave.”

“And I said no.”

have no right to

his eyes met

of your goddamn

that,” he said, and I knew he wouldn’t let it go. I had wanted to speak to Alexander first, but Aric was my father’s beta; he was the right person to see this. I pulled the letter from my

did you get this?” he asked.

letter to me; he said he found it in the main

he trailed off, unable to find the

She is out there, still drawing breath. I am going to find her and end her.” I promised before

moment I doubted I heard

won’t?” I asked,

I can understand. I can understand why you want to give your parents the justice they deserve, and not even I can stop you. Only one has that power to

and he nodded. “He doesn’t know about the letter

doesn’t have to know; but the

take the risk and go find the woman named Cynthia on his own. I didn’t

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