Chapter 127

ELLE

His daughter. Anya was his daughter.

I tried, and failed, to understand what that claim meant because he willingly murdered his own pup. He did not know she was alive, and he never would. He was a threat that we would eliminate before he could even think about sending any harm her way.

“You knew who Ada was to you,” Kade said, coming to the same conclusion that I did.

“Of course, I did,” he said nonchalantly. “Ada was a full-blooded witch. I was only half-blooded. However, I knew that a child between the two of us would yield even stronger magic than if I sought someone else out. It was for the greater good.”

Kade did not like that at all, so a shadow slid across the bastard’s throat, strangling him. My mate held it for a count of five before the shadow relaxed but did not move from his throat.

“You mean it was for your greater good,” I spat coldly.

He smirked at me and looked very pleased with himself. I returned the smirk with one of my own because he was about to see a s