Chapter 76

“Harry! Leave now,” Indianna ordered, cutting Harry off. “And take Brooke with you.”

“Stay where you are,” Rogue ordered.

“You don’t want to push this, Jason,” Indianna said, looking at Rogue pleadingly. She was mentally begging him, praying that he would let them go—or she knew things were going to get messy. “I am the Luna of this pack, and I’m telling you that they are going to leave this room before Harry does something he is going to regret.”

“Let them go,” Stacy spoke up, placing her hand on Rogue’s arm. She rolled her eyes. “Brooke is so dramatic. Let them leave. It’ll be a nicer atmosphere without them.”

Brooklyn just stared—her eyes were empty. She looked so broken. Harry stood before Rogue said anything, and Greyson relaxed back into his seat when Harry grabbed Brooklyn, pulling her away from the table and out of the room. He didn’t look at anyone except her. Brooklyn stumbled as she let Harry take her away, her legs feeling numb and not moving as f