Chapter 67
Chapter 67
Lena Pov
Ever since that humiliating moment at the reetart, when by awwww had boked me to the ground in front of everyone, I had been consumed by pain
and anger.
My body ached, and my pride was shattered.
People in the restaurant had sneered, their marking whispers echoing in my ears
at the worst part wasn’t the physical pain it was the sight of Branwen walking away with Lorelei in his arms, completely ignoring me as if I was
The anger in my chest burned brighter than ever. I clenched my fists tightly, silently wowing. “Lorelei, Branwen, I won’t let you off so easily. Your!! regret this!”
I knew what I had to do. I still had the stolen photos of Lorelei and Branwen embracing.
If I sent them to Silas, 1 could stir up trouble. But there was one problem, I didn’t know where Silas was right now. It was frustrating.
Not to mention. I still hadn’t found out who was behind the spreading of those photos of Rowena’s death.
Silas had handed them to me, but I was sure there was more to the story.
Still, my instincts told me there was something bigger at play.
Lorelei’s identity was a mystery, and her connection with Branwen made my suspicions grow stronger.
I needed to uncover the truth. There was no point dwelling on the past mistakes.
Right now, my focus had to be on unraveling Lorelei’s secrets.
I decided to leave the Snowtooth Pack and head to the Silver Lake Pack, the place where Lorelei and Branwen had come from.
The gamma warriors Silas had assigned to me earlier accompanied me, and with them by my side, I felt more confident.
When I arrived at the Silver Lake Pack, I quickly realized it wasn’t going to be as simple as I had hoped.
The entrance to the pack was heavily guarded, and the two guards standing there eyed me suspiciously as I approached.
They didn’t say a word at first, but I could tell they weren’t pleased to see a stranger at their gates.
I tried to explain myself, telling them I had come on important business and that I meant no harm.
But the more I spoke, the more they seemed to distrust me. They shook their heads, standing firm in their decision to not let me pass.
The silence stretched out, and I could feel my frustration building inside me. It wasn’t just the guards‘ cold refusal that bothered me, it was the thought that I had come all this way for nothing.
Just when I thought I might be stuck, an idea suddenly struck me.
It was risky, but it might just work. I knew I had to try.
“I’m a close friend of Lorelei’s,” I told them, keeping my voice calm and confident. “She asked me to look into some important matters for her”
At the mention of Lorelei’s name, their attitudes shifted. They exchanged quick glances and finally stepped aside.
“You may enter,” one of them said. 971
“But don
cause
any
trouble.”
As I walked through the gates,
I
uncover her secrets.
help but notice how the pack seemed to hold Lorelei in high regard. It made me even more determined to
I wasted no time and ordered
the
Meanwhile, I wandered around the
warriors to gather as much information as they could about Lorelei.
s territory, searching for clues myself.
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Chapter 67
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Memories of Rowena carme rushing back, sitting me like waves.
I could almost heat her voice, hesitant and shaky, telling me how much the hated water.
had always been so scared of it, refusing to go anywhere near lakes or rivers.
It was a fear that seemed so deeply rooted in her, so much a part of who she was.
But now, I couldn’t stop thinking about Lorelei
She was supposed to be so different, confident, strong, arid a skilled swimmer,
Yet, something didn’t add up. I had heard whispers that Lorelei hadn’t always been that way.
For some reason, I couldn’t shake the feeling that the calm waters of the lake were hiding secrets, secrets that could change everything I thought 1
knew.
I spotted a man swimming in the lake and decided to approach him. Maybe he knew something
