Chapter 116

Killian's point of view

"Well, if you can't tell her, I guess I should," Thea crossed her arms against her chest. This woman was pure evil, how couldn't I see it all this time by her side? She was clearly faking everything. "She has to know her place now, and the pack needs to know that I am the one about to have your—"

"Shut up, Thea!" I had no idea how I was before her, and my hand was around her neck, strangling her with my sharp claws.

"Killian, if what you want is to murder me and rid yourself of your responsibility, then fine. After all, you are no different from your monstrous father!" she bit out, still smiling, without even fear for her life.

Thea was indubitably sick to her bones. Her astute brown eyes had a dangerous glow in them. One that held so much evil.

I moved away from her, retracting my claws. "You are crazy, Thea," I said to her, walking away from her. "This stunt of yours won't last long."

"Whatever you say, Killian, but I won