“I pity you,” Alexander finally spoke, “but there is no forgiveness or absolution for you.”
Ravid snorted.
“Your past doesn’t excuse your sins and Gier will get his comeuppance in due time.”
“How did you…” Ravid hesitated.
“How did I know who your father was? You and Gier think you are a lot smarter than you are,” Alexander said. “Not that it matters now. It’s just you and me.”
“And what do you think you are going to do?” Ravid demanded. “You can barely stand on your feet.”
“Maybe, but my wolf and I are on the same page, and we don’t need our full strength to beat you,” Alexander smirked.
Ravid growled, suddenly lunging forward. He slashed at Alexander’s exposed chest expecting that he was too weakened to react. Alexander feinted and grabbed his wrist. Now in control, he yanked Rav
