Aidan.
I had expected something, anything, to change in her expression the moment I told her the truth.
Probably relief, shock or even the slightest flicker of hesitation but there was nothing, and instantly I felt s dull ache spread across my chest.
Becuse, instead she stood there, calm and unmoved, telling us, no, declaring to us that she was getting married to Noah in a few days. And not only that… she had the audacity to ask us to stay and watch it happen.
To watch her marry another man.
My jaw tightened at the mere thought, my hands curling slowly into fists at my sides as her words replayed in my head like a cruel echo.
No.
There was absolutely no way I was going to let that happen. No matter what it took, I won't let it, because there was no way I would stand by and watch my mate...my marked mate…belong to someone else.
And of all person, it had to be Noah...That ingrate I had constantly regretted saving.
