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A picture of my mangled face came up on screen. I sensed Carter tense through the
bond but forced myself to ignore it.
“What is this daughter?”
“Oh, I just figured I’d share my journey,” I lied. “This is how I came to this pack
after I unknowingly rejected my first mate because I didn’t know what I was,” she
said. Clyde’s jaw hardened.
“Adelaide, you don’t have to share this,” he tried to stop her. He didn’t like calling
me by Briar, I wondered why
“Oh, Daddy, I think it’s important,” she promised. He gritted his teeth and Briar
continued. “He beat, raped, and drugged me for weeks,” she admitted letting her eyes fall to the floor. “My wolf tried to protect me that day he kidnapped me but Creedon Macalister saw me for what I was and punished me for my ignorance.”
She set her phone on the mantel and I knew Misty had now taken over the TV and could hear everything going on. “I had no idea what I was until just before Creedon took Carter, she said. “I, however, did get my revenge for everything he did to me,”
she insisted. The next slide was a photo of her aunt, Jake, and her outside a simple country home backed by woodland. “My uncle Jake was a big part of my life growing up. He taught me the basics of fighting. My mate,” she said, reaching out for me and wiggling her fingers to come join her. I stepped forward, taking her hand and tucking her into my side. “You all know your beloved beta Carter,” she said resting
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her head against my chest. “He taught me how to fight like a wolf,” the screen
changed to the fight with Creedon. But this time my voice in the background wasn’t
omitted and they saw the entire confrontation from start to finish. “What nobody
knows is that Creedon came onto pack territory and overpowered my mate with
three dozen wolves. I’m proud to say your beta took out six of them at least.” she
said, smiling up at me. This was all a part of her plan.
“They subjected him to mass amounts of wolfsbane and tortured him until I could
pull in all the allies I could muster and challenged him. I wonder how he got into
Divide unbothered,” she said looking up to her father, her stare cold.
“Turn it off daughter,” Clyde hissed. The picture changed to a blurry image of me as
Lana had run across the field. That’s when the audio played. First the one where

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