Chapter 274: A SONG FOR THE MOON

Edeline   What they had done to her was worse than death.   I knew she was in pain, so I approached her bed, my heart aching as I studied her face. Dark circles surrounded her eyes, and her cheeks were sunken, her bones protruding painfully from beneath her skin. Just then, I heard a choked sob behind me. I turned to see Conor standing at the foot of her bed, tears streaming down his face.   “It is all my fault,” he said, but his deep baritone voice faltered. “If I had not rejected her... if I had just brought her home... none of this would have happened. I left thinking Nixx would take care of her. I could sense he was a good male, a good wolf. I saw how drawn he was to her. I thought…” His head fell into his hands as he shook, despair evident in every movement.   He had never looked so torn before.   I stepped forward and wrapped my arms around him tightly, wanting to comfort him. “Shh, Conor, it is not your fault. It is Williams,” I told him, my eyes narrowing at the mention of the