The Abandoned Lycan Queen Novel 65

Chapter 65

Chapter 65

Elena's POV

Reminders of what the Rogues had brought to my family and pack flashed back into my mind so vividly that I felt I was back at the scene.

It's like a year ago again when I was standing in the middle of the front lawn of our pack house, frozen on my feet as the scent of blood pooling on the grass around the countless dead bodies of my pack members surrounded my nostrils like poison.

The cries of those left behind who managed to survive in hiding still echoed in my ears as the entire once lovely pack had turned into a Halloween park early.

My hands turned into fists, and my breathing became rugged and heavy as those memories flashed before me.

And above everything else, Glenda's face suddenly popped into my mind, fueling my burning anger even bigger.

"They didn't deserve it... any of them..." I unknowingly whispered.

"What?"

"Did you say something, Elena?"

I blinked a couple of times as I was brought back to reality. Only then did I realize that I had voiced out what I had in mind?

Maise and Saige fell silent as they stared at me, waiting for my next words, but I kept silent.

anger building up in me remained in

made it happen. She's why my pack crumbled and I lost most of the important

wish her to

because it wasn't that simple. It's not just a matter of life and death. It's not just about anger and

to die. But not because I'm some kind of saint but because I knew death would be

her to suffer and pay the price for her actions. She deserves

"Elena? Are you okay?"

faint, worried voices, but everything was blurry around me against the turmoil in my heart that's been suppressed way

and frustrated movements as her hands touched my arms, shaking. Are you listening? We've been

little. "Hey!

words were interrupted by a familiar, deep voice that lifted me from drowning

go,” Prince Deacon said, tapping them both

look at him for a while before they nodded their

and

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anyone could ask for. Eat. You'll need

continued serving the food, causing others

by his presence, I managed to calm down and sigh. After watching his movements, I narrowed my eyes and jokingly commented, I can't believe

need

feel like he's cheering me up before a disaster? Wearingly, I asked, "Why do I get the feeling

and let out a small laugh. "Maybe I am. Or maybe I'm just

as a hint of bitterness coursed through me. Tapping my shoulder to

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