Chapter 349: Assistance Asha's POV

The smell of freshly baked bread and steaming coffee filled the air as Andros and

I sat at the dining table.

It felt strange, not having father eat with us. Andros is now sitting on the seat where father used to sit.

My gaze flickered to Andros, watching him as he ate, seemingly unbothered. For the first time, I looked at him with suspicion, studying the slight tension in his jaw,

the way his eyes were distant, and his movements sharper than usual.

"You've been quiet," he said suddenly, his voice breaking the silence.

He set his fork down and looked at me.

"Just tired," I lied, forcing a small smile.

Andros leaned back on his chair, his expression unreadable. "I'm leaving later today. I'll take a group of warriors with me to visit the Silvermoon Pack."

My head snapped up, my stomach twisting. "The Silvermoon Pack? Why?"

He raised an eyebrow at me. as if the answer were obvious. "Astrid could be hiding there. It's the only place she'd run for protection.”

A chill run down my spine. "And if the Silvermoon Pack refuses to cooperate?"

Andros's gaze darkened, his voice dropping to a chilling tone. "I would kill whoever helps Astrid."

A shiver went down my spine at his chilling words. Kill everyone who helps her? He is going to bring warriors with him to annihilate the whole Pack. This isn't the brother I knew.

Andros had always been gentle, thoughtful. The idea of him ordering mass death so casually made me feel as though I didn't know him at all.

"Let me handle it," I offered. I can't let anything bad happen.

Andros frowned, his eyes narrowing suspiciously. "What?"

my voice to sound steady. "The rogue attack, managing the pack's losses, taking Father's responsibilities - it's a lot. Let me help you with this. Let me go to

his eyes. "You were defending Astrid just yesterday," he said slowly. "Now you're offering to

in my chest. I had to lie

said, forcing my voice to sound resolute. "I read the book, Andros. I understand now what Astrid really is. She's dangerous. Father's death... it's her

leaned forward, his eyes narrowing as he searched my face. "Are you sure about

I nodded.

he leaned back. "Very well! If you

my expression calm. "I'll take care

Alpha Killian would be the best way to find

Killian's POV

reports scattered in

but the

matter how hard I tried to focus, my

temples and leaned back in my chair, exhaling

my head, trying to clear the thoughts of her

every time I let

it was just that I missed her.

another string of

me back

I called, straightening in

my Beta, Ryder, stepped inside,

from the Shadowfang Pack. Asha, along with several warriors, has

my pulse quickening. "Asha?"

"Yes, Alpha," Ryder confirmed.

with them?" I asked quickly, already

hesitated for a moment, then shook his head. "No, Alpha.

that had ignited in my chest dimmed, but I didn't let

striding past Ryder and out

stepped outside the packhouse, the Shadowfang warriors came

stood in a neat line, with Asha at the forefront. My

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