Chapter 16. What These Threats Were

AIDAN

I paved the entire length of the massive bedroom I was occupying for the duration of the pack event, and it already seemed too small with the way my frame ate up the space.

I was at a loss, and what I hated the most aside from not being with the mother of my child and my daughter right now, was being stuck.

“Even after you asked around, nobody had any idea of who it could have come from?”

Jace stood in the corner of the room, eyeing me cautiously as I paced.

“No,” he replied, shaking his head.

“I just have to think about who could have a problem with me from this pack.”

Jace snorted, and I growled at him angrily, so he quickly cleared his throat and regained his composure.

“That would be half of the pack members here, Aidan,” he said.

I racked my brain, but I couldn’t come up with anything meaningful.

“It could be Collin,” I muttered, feeling my blood boil from under my skin as I stormed the room to my bedside