Chapter Ninety Two

I had visited Nelly’s parents, Thane, by my side; his face was blank of emotions, but I knew it was all a facade.

What exactly did he feel? Did he regret his actions?. I couldn’t tell, yet this had been the same man who killed many with a single care.

Axel had sat beside Nelly’s mother, who sobbed silently, her mate trying her best to comfort her.

I wiped off the tears trailing down my cheeks.

Thane had told me he was going to make sure they never lacked; he did feel guilty for this. Nelly was only twenty-seven, living with her brother, who was one of the pack soldiers, and her mate, who had been sick for years now; that was all I knew about her. I killed her; I caused this.

Lost in thoughts I hadn’t realized Nelly’s mother was walking towards me; I noticed she avoided Thane. I had expected her accusing eyes directed at me, but her eyes were warm, though filled with pain and anger but not directed at me.

“I’ll like to talk to Luna,” she informed the room.

What did she want to talk abo