Chapter 67

Chapter 67.

Nelly’s POV.

“It’s just crazy, seeing you with someone who clearly doesn’t care about you,” he said, his voice pained and raw. “He only comes to you when he needs something, when he has a problem to solve. He doesn’t value you, and he doesn’t deserve you.”

I couldn’t help but chuckle at his words, despite the seriousness of the situation.

“How does it feel, seeing your mate with someone else?” I asked, curious about his reaction. His eyes widened, confusion crossing his face.

“What does that have to do with anything?” he asked, his voice sharp.

For a moment, he looked at me, his expression unreadable. Then, he gave me a smile. that didn’t quite reach his eyes, a mask of false cheeriness.

“I’m in pain,” he whispered, his voice barely audible. “I’m in pain, watching her wait for this man who doesn’t deserve her.” My heart ached for him, his pain so raw and real.

“Why don’t you want to give up on her?” I asked, wanting to understand. He was quiet, staring at me for a while, and then I knew he knew the answer without waiting for him to talk. I chimed in. “The reason you can’t move on from her is the same reason I can’t move on,” I muttered.

“You can’t compare the two situations, Nelly,” he said, his voice tinged with frustration. “She doesn’t even know we’re mates. But in your case, Astel knew, and he still rejected you. Not only that, but he sold you out to another pack.”

His words hit me like a punch to the gut, and I felt my heart sink.

“Fine,” I said, unable to think of anything else to say. “Can we just let this matter die down?”

I asked, slumping back into my bed. I just wanted this whole ordeal to be over.

He let out a long, heavy sigh and reached out, taking my hands in his. We sat there in silence, unspoken words hanging in the air between us. I could feel the tension in his grip, the frustration radiating from his body.

I just couldn’t understand why he was so upset. He had his mate to worry about, why was he wasting his time trying to discourage me from being with Astel? I wanted to say something, but I couldn’t find the words. So we just sat there, the silence growing more and more uncomfortable with each passing second.

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“If Astel comes back telling you he wants both of you to be together, and you want to be with him, don’t hesitate to tell me I will never judge you,” he said, kissing my hands.

reached his.

gestured for him to come closer, and he did. I wrapped my arms around him and

I whispered, my voice barely audible. “Thank you for caring about me.” I felt him relax in my

like that for a while, and I felt some tension in his body dissipate. But then, there was a

he asked.

from the other side. “We’ve got the culprit. We’re ready for a

hug, and I felt a

come.

asked, my voice trembling.

killed your brother,” he said, his

feet, a determined look on

said, my voice firm. Kex looked at me for a moment, his expression conflicted.

he said, his tone soft but final.

Kex,” I begged, tears welling up in my eyes.

hand on the door handle. Finally, he let out a

and gestured for

hood over my head, then followed Kex out the door. I could feel my heart beating in chest as we walked down the hall, the

up

my

of the door, and the guard opened it with a heavy creak. The sight that greeted us made my stomach drop. The man in the middle of the room was bald, his head gleaming under the light. His hands were bound behind his back, and

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looked up

whispered to Kex, my voice

he

down my spine. We stepped into the room, Kex leading the way. Kex turned to the bald

said to the

dropped to his sides. Kex sat down in front of him, his

him?” he asked,

a photograph across the table, the image of my late brother’s face staring up at us. The bald man

games,” Kex said, his voice low and menacing. “For the last

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