Chapter 30

Alison. I paced around my bedroom, biting the inside of my cheek almost painfully as my chest heaved. The need for a solution gnawed at me. I couldn't allow that stupid girl’s escape to hold my life hostage, to derail the plans I had made for my future with Ethan. Ugh. I hated her so much. I wished she’d never been born. “Dad, we have to do something. Ethan’s going crazy, I’m telling you.” “Patience, child,” my father said from where he was sitting on the only sofa in my room. His fingers drummed on the chair rest, an indication that he was thinking. “What exactly did he say?” I sucked in a breath, trying to calm down. The tendrils of fear had curled inside me and I was doing my best to untangle them. “He said he want to find her and make her pay for running from him.” My father nodded, bringing one hand under his chin. “That’s good.” I gawked at him. “Good?” How could he say that? “What’s good about that? What if he brings her back and realizes he wants his mate this time around