Rejected and Pregnant I Fled The Pack (Evelyn and Damon) novel Chapter 246

I felt my blood run cold at that specific reference, understanding they were directly threatening violence similar to what had nearly claimed my own father's life throughout his multiple cardiac crises and violent attacks.

"They're referencing your father," Nadia said, reading over my shoulder, her voice carrying genuine alarm now.

"They must have researched our entire family history," I said, fury building sharp and immediate. "Understanding exactly what would prove most genuinely frightening."

I typed back, understanding the genuine necessity of maintaining whatever communication might eventually reveal useful information.

*What exactly do you believe justifies this continued violence?*

The response took longer this time, several minutes passing before my phone finally buzzed again.

*She's not innocent. Her mother's blood runs through her veins. We're simply ensuring proper justice for everyone Genevieve harmed, starting with her spawn.*

Nadia's expression tightened with genuine, wounded fury at that specific characterization. "They genuinely believe I deserve punishment for Genevieve's crimes," she said, her voice shaking slightly despite obvious effort to maintain composure.

"That's genuinely monstrous logic," I said firmly, "and completely unjustified regardless of whatever twisted conviction they're apparently operating under."

I called Callum immediately, relaying everything about this direct communication, watching him process the genuine significance through the phone.

"This is genuinely useful," he said, his voice tight with focused urgency. "If they're communicating directly, we might genuinely be able to trace the number, understand their approximate location."

"Do it immediately," I confirmed. "Whatever technical resources are necessary."

I ended the call and turned back toward Nadia, finding her staring at the phone screen, still processing the devastating message.

"This won't continue indefinitely," I said firmly, taking her hand gently. "We're genuinely closing in on them, Nadia. This direct communication actually provides us fresh opportunity to locate their actual position."

"I hope you're right," she said quietly, though genuine exhaustion and fear remained evident beneath her attempted composure. "I keep thinking about everything my mother put your entire family through, understanding these people apparently believe I somehow deserve equivalent punishment for crimes I never actually committed."

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