Chapter 27. Jewelry

Raymond’s POV

“Alpha.” Alec lowered his head respectfully the moment he entered.

I leaned into the cushion as my hands worked on an exquisitely carved wooden puzzle - a relic from my forefathers with edges that seemed timeworn but remained smooth, and easy to control.

On the surface of the puzzle were images of several wolves of different shades of fur. The puzzle box might seem like a child’s play, but it helped calm the mind and focus on ideas for important matters.

“How is it going about the Vampires and the rogues?” I asked, without raising my head.

Alex replied unhurriedly, as he made his way towards a sofa a short distance away from the main seat in the study room.

“I assume those low-rank Vampires decided on their own. The upper echelons of the Vampire clan are not involved, and they made no move even after the death of these low-rank Vampires.”

Vampires had a way of knowing when a clan member parishes. Undoubtedly, they should