The Alpha’s Contract by Taylor West

Chapter 611

Dane

"I don't know what that means," Indy mutters. "Is it some kind of threat? Because I'm not going to cause any trouble. I promise." She stares at me with wide eyes, likely regretting the offer of coming here.

"Hopefully, you won't have to find out," I tell her.

Indy nods, her golden eyes settling on Neah, "Honestly, I'm just happy to help. In any way that you need me to. I hate Thalia. I hate everything she has done. All the family and friends I lost... Silas," she shakes her head and frowns. "She makes me sick to my stomach."

"Silas just needs time," I remind her.

Indy leans forward, planting her hands on the desk as she studies Neah, "Thalia is out of control. How can someone be that power-obsessed? So obsessed that they don't care who they hurt or who loses as long as they get exactly what they want. It's ridiculous... Why can't everyone just be happy?"

"White Cliffs was and is shut off from the rest of the world," I scowl. "Battles happen all the time between packs."

"But to become so focused on the power?" she asks quietly. "What causes that?"

ways of handling the power they were given." I glance at my mate, who seems to have lost the ability to converse. Instead, Neah stares back

best place to be. Next, it was shrouded in darkness, but the others couldn't see it happening, not like me and Orion. And even he took some convincing to see

could suddenly just change

her white hair and slumps back, "If there was, I missed it. Silas and

things out?"

you could

try to help him

it got harder and harder to get closer to him. And then Thalia made him see me differently. I was no longer the woman he

sit by and watch. But to see her mate, knowing he was in the same pack and unable to do anything for

sense

her head. "But I won't give up; we are supposed to be together. I know it! And I believe that once Thalia is dead, everything will come back, just like

you should get the blood-tie taken care of. Staying attached

Is the breaking of it as

over to my mate. She had been in pure agony as it worked itself out of her. I don't think I have ever heard that type of

"Yes."

heavily and nods, "Sometimes, we have to endure pain