Chapter 81. Justice

“Are you sure?” Garrett asked. He didn’t want to believe it to be so but Brandy did have wolfsbane. No sane werewolf or werefeline would ever grow any plant that would negatively impact their own kind.

“I saw that curse carved into my father’s chest. No one but them would say anything so horrid.” The memory of that vile message etched into his father’s lifeless body haunted his dreams for years. The memory of it made his jaw clench in anger.

Garrett contemplated Ethan’s words for a moment. “Not unless someone is trying to make us think it’s hunters to get us off their trail.”

Before they could delve deeper into their discussion, there was a sharp knock at Ethan’s door, breaking their concentration. Ethan’s irritation was evident as he slammed his glass down on the counter. “Who the hell is it now?”

His private doctor entered the room, his expression grave, and concern etched into his features. He handed Ethan a report, his voice laden with unease. “I’ve exami