Chapter 50

Olivia Martins

Caspian’s growl ripped through the air like a whip. “What the fuck is a human doing in my pack?”

I stiffened. His voice, sharp and cold, sliced through the fragile stillness. Victoria flinched beside me, but it was the words that truly knocked the wind from my lungs. A human. Not Victoria. He didn’t remember her. Just like he didn’t remember me.

Which meant… he didn’t remember anything that had to do with me.

I stepped forward before I could think better of it. “She’s with me.”

His head tilted, gaze darkening with something that looked too much like disgust. “So not only am I housing a killer,” he said slowly, “but her accomplice as well?”

My jaw clenched. “I didn’t kill Karen.”

The moment her name left my lips, something in him snapped.

“Don’t let her name come out of your filthy mouth,” he spat, the words crackling with rage.

I opened my mouth to respond, but then I saw him. Ryker was pushing through the c