95 Into her cruel arms

Caiden eventually spoke when he parked the car in front of the building. "Get ready to follow my instructions," he said icily. "Find out where Louis's pack is and go there to try to find my children."

Observing Caiden's clenched jaw, he said, "Of course, Alpha, and what about Miss Kamara?" Caiden gave him an odd look at that point. An acerbic and demanding gaze.

"Kamara is dead to me," he said as he opened the door of his car and prepared to drive away. "Never mention her name near me again."

This time, Caiden left him hanging and just stepped out of the car and into the building, leaving a somber aura behind.

As Nate watched Caiden hurry into the building, his thoughts drifted. Unrelenting and impetuous, this was undoubtedly the alpha he had heard about his entire life; nevertheless, it was not the alpha he had grown to know and respect. In Caiden, Kamara's absence had destroyed all light, leaving only darkness. Then he thought back to the children's smiles. It seemed as though their