Chapter 64. Bloody Threats

It wasn't difficult to find Isaac since he had lived his entire life in the training field. Ever since I woke up three days ago, I have had a hard time falling asleep. I hated how I was always looking over my shoulders in fear that someone might jump and hurt me if I wasn’t conscious of my environment.

The moment I woke up, I loved how relieved Zion was and how he bathed me in affection as if he was trying to take my mind off something, and my instinct had been right. He told me that the traps were a mistake on his part because he wanted to set an example for the rogues that kept trespassing on his land, but I didn’t believe him.

He was my mate, and I could smell the lie off him, but I didn’t want to point it out because I expected him to come clean to me soon, which he still hasn't, and it made me pissed, so I’ve been avoiding him.

Things like this made me wonder if he trusted me at all or just saw me as an inconvenience. It made me wonder if the moon goddess made