  &quot;Hugh, I thought we had an agreement?&quot; Alan asked the moment Hugh picked his call. They were currently still in Roy s office.
  &quot;And I remember telling you I was impatient.&quot; Hugh calmly replied.
  How can he be so calm after killing two innocent lives, Alan wondered.
  &quot;Those people were innocent. They did nothing to deserve death.&quot;
  &quot;Well, uncle…&quot; Hugh mocked.
  &quot;You can t blame me. Your favorite nephew has something that belongs to me.&quot;
  &quot;That s ridiculous. Those people had nothing to do with any of this.&quot;
  &quot;Is that so?..&quot;
  Alan took a deep breath to control his anger, because knowing the kind of person Hugh was, one wrong word could make matters worse.
  Roy was staring intently at his uncle, already impatient as he could tell the conversation was heading nowhere. He wished his uncle hadn t stopped him earlier

  Roy stayed in his car, crying. He couldn t understand what turn his life was taking. A month ago was peaceful and everything was going fine, besides the fact that he didn t have a mate. But now, his life is a mess, and with everything that has been going on, he had no doubt that he was crazy.
  Just a while ago, he would ve killed one of his own, after years of promising he wouldn t do such a thing. He wished he could get this guilt off his chest, but he couldn t because, the more he thought about what he did, the more he felt disappointed in himself.
  John reminded him a lot of himself when he lost his sister. The grief he went through was so intense that at one point, he felt like dying, but thanks to his uncle, he couldn t do it and now, he feels terrible for almost sending one of his own to an early grave just because he hit him.
  He should ve understood that the man was going th

  &quot;Hugh!&quot; Roy growled and turned around, immediately shifting into his wolf form, running towards the direction of the woods.
  He was beyond enraged. Why would Hugh do such a thing? This was crossing the line. He swore to himself and the moon goddess that he would tear Hugh apart when he gets his hands on him.
  &quot;Roy!&quot; Alan called out, also shifting into his wolf form going after Roy, Elijah followed behind.
  &quot;Roy, this isn t the right way to go about this.&quot; He tried stopping Roy through mind link, but Roy wasn t in the mood for his uncle s bullshit.
  &quot;Roy, stop!&quot; Alan warned, jumping in front of the larger werewolf who didn t think twice before pushing his uncle aside and continued his journey.
  How could his uncle tell him not to do anything about it? This was his pack they hurt, the family he had swore to protect with his life.
  Suddenly, h

&quot;Hugh, I thought we had an agreement?&quot; Alan asked the moment Hugh picked his call. They were currently still in Roy s office.
  &quot;And I remember telling you I was impatient.&quot; Hugh calmly replied.
  How can he be so calm after killing two innocent lives, Alan wondered.
  &quot;Those people were innocent. They did nothing to deserve death.&quot;
  &quot;Well, uncle…&quot; Hugh mocked.
  &quot;You can t blame me. Your favorite nephew has something that belongs to me.&quot;
  &quot;That s ridiculous. Those people had nothing to do with any of this.&quot;
  &quot;Is that so?..&quot;
  Alan took a deep breath to control his anger, because knowing the kind of person Hugh was, one wrong word could make matters worse.
  Roy was staring intently at his uncle, already impatient as he could tell the conversation was heading nowhere. He wished his uncle hadn t stopped him earlier, then he would ve taken care of this mess.
  &quot;You crossed the line, Hugh. What you did

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