Werewolf’s Heartsong by Dizzy izzy

Chapter 66: *“It’s a simple question.”

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“It’s a simple question.” Alpha Andrew said when Sarah didn’t speak after several moments. “I’m quite familiar with that particular necklace and would like to know how you obtained it.”

Sarah had been quiet because she was trying to come up with a believable lie. There was no way Sarah was going to tell the Alpha just how she got ahold of the necklace.

“If you don’t mind me asking Alpha Moonstar,” Bettina said, gaining everyone’s attention. “How are you familiar with this necklace?”

At first, Sarah had felt relief when her mother started talking, taking the attention away from her. Then she was stiffening back up when her mother asked that question. It left her wondering if her mother was trying to help her, or hurt her?

“I don’t mind answering this question, Mrs. Northmountain.” Alpha Andrew nearly purred. Although he was smiling, there was now a deadly edge to the smile. Like Bettina had just fallen into a trap he set. “The design of the pendant was originally designed by my eldest Damien. Then we commissioned the Kuznetsov’s to make it.”

Bettina was frozen, she was just now realizing the danger Sarah was now in with her question. Bettina looked at Sarah with panicked eyes and sweat starting to trickle down her spine. Sarah was glaring angrily, her eyes accusatory.

“In fact, Clan Alpha Kovac Kuznetsov loved the design and the meaning behind it so much, he personally made the piece.” Alpha Andrew said, pausing, he looked first to Sarah, then back to Bettina. “I was told by Kovac Kuznetsov that there would only ever be the one pendant made with this design, and inscription.”

“Inscription?” Bettina asked, weakly.

through their

an inscription.” Alpha Andrew said. “It says, ‘Ever my Starlight, my guiding light in all this world’s darkness.‘ After receiving the completed necklace, it was given as a gift. I was also a witness to just…who… the gift was given to.” Alpha Andrew turned to look back at Sarah, his gaze

family,” that made the necklace suddenly feel like a hangman’s noose around Sarah’s neck. Sarah was scared for a very good reason. Receiving a gift from the Alpha

fear was permeating the air around them. The punishment for stealing a gift given by the Alpha Pack’s Alpha

settled on what she felt was a believable story. One she hoped would turn the Alpha’s anger at her onto Alora, while still being able to keep the necklace. “Well, you see, I was admiring the necklace one day, and Alora saw how much I liked it.

never forgive Alora for giving such a precious gift away so thoughtlessly. That wasn’t what happened

some extra gifts. Like being able to hear, feel, or smell, a lie or deception. Most wolves had a much lesser version of this, but enough of it that it made lying to or deceiving a

of Alpha’s and your Pack Alpha, is stupid enough. Thinking that I would believe those lies you just spewed from your mouth is even worse.” Alpha Andrew said in a low growling voice. “Now I want the truth from you, you will tell me how it is you came to possess that necklace

would he give her such an expensive piece of jewelry unless she was sucking him off or fucking him blind! What gave that slut the right to seduce Damien when she’s less than nothing?! As soon as Damien was gone, she was spreading her legs for

described as pure evil.

Alora was mostly unaffected, this had been her life for the last eighteen years. The only thing that bothered her, was having this part of her life

the rise of Alpha Andrew’s hand. Bettina could only stand there and wring her hands, wincing with each damning word Sarah had spewed forth. Allister’s skin was so pale, it was almost transparent. He was drenched in a sweat that stank of fear as his whole body trembled with it. There was no way they were going to escape punishment, or an investigation. Sarah had just admitted to unlawfully

meant she was done. That was not the case. The Alpha had asked her two specific things. Sarah had fully addressed the ‘how‘ the necklace came to be in her possession, but not all of the ‘why‘ it was around her neck. It seemed Sarah had only stopped because she had run out of air. After