Chapter 2

Evan Hart

I wasn't in the slightest bit bothered whether or not Mason would punish her for what she'd done. Frankly, she deserved everything she'd get and more. But, luckily for her, I didn't intend on telling Mason anything. He had enough on his plate right now and with the way he had been feeling lately, he could very well kill Carmen. Not that I'd care if he did, but with the current divided state of the hunters in our faction, that wouldn't be an advisable thing to do. They could end up seeing Carmen as an innocent victim and then lose faith in Mason as our leader altogether. To be honest we were fractured enough as it was. I turned around to look into her pleading eyes.

“Fine, I won't tell him, but you have to stop all of this sneaking around. Stop trying to get hunters to turn against Freya. You must also promise me, that you won't tell the hunters council,” I said in a demanding tone.

She nodded in response, then sighe