Alpha alec's redemption (Sadie) novel Chapter 202

“Do you think?” she doesn’t have to finish the sentence. I know what she’s hinting at.

Could it be that the veiled woman Calvin mentioned, and this masked one, are one and the same person?

We had gone through the probability of the veiled woman being the one that was making the hybrid, but we never really followed through because there wasn’t any direct link.

Now there was. It can’t be a coincidence that both of these women hide their faces. They must be the same.

“What are you thinking?” Alec’s voice catches me off guard.

I shake myself from the shivers of being so close to him.

“Just that it can’t be a coincidence that the woman creating these hybrids, and the one that paid Calvin to drug us, both hide their faces.”

“I was thinking the same thing,” he nods. “There is a high probability that it’s the same person.”

I turn back to Brian. He was watching us. Studying us.

“You mentioned that she dealt with them. Who are you talking about?”

He’s quick to reply. “I’d just finished my transition. There was a commotion. A bunch of guys were rambling on about how she didn’t deliver what she had promised. They thought that she was weak and that she shouldn’t be leading them. One of the guys challenged her, and she dealt with him and the others right in front of us.”

To be honest, I was confused. We are werewolves. It’s not a surprise when a dominant wolf teaches anyone who opposes them. The same thing happens with vampires and witches.

“I don’t see anything wrong with that. I would have done the same.”

“It’s in the way she dealt with them. She didn’t just punish them; she slaughtered them. You could also tell that she enjoyed it.” He glares at me. “In fact, you kind of remind me of her. You enjoyed torturing me just now.”

I shrug, but his words made me uncomfortable. Yes, I am ruthless, but only to people that deserve it. I wouldn’t just kill my pack members for opposing. Hell, I wouldn’t kill anyone just because they questioned my ability to lead.

Shaking my head, I push that uncomfortable feeling.

“You said, they went against her because she didn’t deliver what she promised,” I began. “So what exactly were you promised? And how did you even come across them?”

“She promised us freedom from the shackles society placed on us for our sins. I killed my chosen bride in a fit of rage after I found out she was cheating on me and was carrying another man’s child. I was excommunicated by my clan even after pleading with them. I never meant to kill her.”