Chapter 31

Damon

The tension in the room was suffocating.

And the more I thought about it, the more I knew that things were not going to go my way, the worse things were going to happen, and I knew the harder they were going to be.

Lysandra stood in front of my desk, arms crossed, her eyes burning with fury. She had stormed in the second she heard I’d met with Giovanni. I could already feel the storm brewing before she opened her mouth. She was not going to stop before, she was going to get what she wanted, but right now this was not an option. Not when I knew that her father was on the verge of threatening the pack. It was something that I was refusing right now and it was something that I was going to make sure that he understood the consequences of. But first, his daughter needed to go back to him.

“You told me to stay,” she hissed, her voice dangerously low. “You asked me to stay, and now you’re telling me to leave? You brought me here. You sent your men to b