Iris
Colton was right behind me, followed by his mate. He was the one that was supposed to say when the fight started. Looking behind my shoulder, I nodded at him. His eyes were filled with sadness, and so were mine. It wasn’t easy to deal with the lies, especially because of the way I loved my friend. He sacrificed so much for me, but he had no right to withhold the truth about my son and pack from me in an attempt to keep me away from this hell. He had no right to take my choices from me — I should choose where I go, be it heaven or hell.
“You can’t fight me! My fight with Henry was still ongoing when you came back. Follow the Law!” he barked at me, his eyes dark with anger.
“Who would say he wouldn’t be happy to stay in the mate position? He seemed so into it,” Sapp shook her head
