The Luna’s Choice

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Chapter 89: Theo

I held Ayla’s as we entered the cellar. It kept me grounded, even though we were both ready to burn the world down if anyone so much as looked at us wrong. But we would have justice soon enough. Then, all of this would be over. We could work on moving forward with our lives in peace.

Our closest friends stood in the hall outside Amy’s cell. Briggs, Mina, Jimmy, Maggie, even Annabelle. They all stood with determined stances. Kylee stood a short distance from them, but her demeanor was the same as the rest.

“Will is on his way,” Briggs said. “So is Sheriff McCabe. We need the witnesses.”

“Oh, there will be witnesses,” Ayla said as she stared through the glass at the woman inside.

“Has she said anything yet?” I asked.

“Other than nasty comments that earned her that fat lip and blo ody nose, no,” Maggie said.

“How do you want to handle this?” I asked Ayla. “Do you want me to go in first or do this together?”

“We do this together,” she said decisively. She moved to go in but paused, turning back to Jimmy and Briggs. “Don’t let me kill her yet. I have something else in mind.”

Briggs and Jimmy shared a look. Jimmy didn’t even bother to hide his grin.

I opened the door and stepped in. Amy’s head shot up, her eyes falling on me, then moving to Ayla as she followed me in. Material © of NôvelDrama.Org.

“I thought I heard you somehow survived,” she sneered. “Pity.”

“Sorry to disappoint,” Ayla replied coldly. “I guess you should have tried harder. Maybe been a little smarter about it.”

Amy shrugged a shoulder. “I also hear it wasn’t a total loss.” Her eyes dropped to Ayla’s stomach, then back up.

My hand flew to the back of her head, slamming it against the metal table before dragging her up by her hair. A fresh stream of blood flowed from her nose and mouth.

“Who put you up to it?” I commanded.

Amy laughed. She didn’t even try to fight the command. “No one. I took it upon myself to end this whole charade.”

“You don’t seem the type to cater to Waar P ak rhetoric,” Ayla said. “What’s in it for you?”

“Other than getting rid of you?” Amy jeered as she struggled to breathe through a broken nose.

“I get that you hate me, Amy,” Ayla stated. “But you knew this would mean death if you were caught. Even you aren’t stu pid enough to risk your life over a grudge. There’s no reason to hate me that much.”

“Wanna bet?” Amy gasped out viciously. “Who said I only hated you? Our pathetic Alpha here thinks there won’t be consequences to his actions. An eye for an eye, dear Alpha. You take something from me. I take something from you. I wanted it to be your mate, but I can’t deny robbing you of a pup is more satisfying. At least for now.”

I slammed her head back on the table, holding her down as I gripped her neck. I felt her spine start to cr ack as she struggled beneath me. But Ayla stopped me before I went too far.

“Theo,” she pressed.

I released my hold, stepping out of the spray of blood from Amy’s coughing and spluttering. Suddenly, the door burst open and Kylee rushed in.

“How could you, Amy?” Kylee cried. “What kind of psy cho kills someone because their friend moved away?”

“Don’t f ucking flatter yourself,” Amy spat. “You really think I cared about you after you abandoned me? After you gave up on everything you worked for. You’re the most pathetic of them all.”

Kylee shook her head. “What happened to you, Amy? Did you even think twice after John told you Ayla was pregnant?”

A sickening smile spread over Amy’s face. “Who said that’s how I found out?”.

“What do you mean?” Ayla demanded.

“I already knew,” Amy replied. “Thank you for that, by the way.”

Kylee’s face paled. She looked at Ayla desperately. “I swear I didn’t tell her, Ayla. I swear. I would never.”

Amy laughed again. “Of course not. But you’ve always been easy to manipulate. You spill your guts to anyone who shows you a little bit of attention. Did he make you feel special, Kylee?”

Kylee looked like she would vomit. I started to believe she had been used to get to us somehow. Ayla must have figured that out too. She

was tugging on Kylee’s arm, trying to get her to leave the room. Suddenly, Kylee launched herself at Amy. Her wolf flashed in her eyes as her claws extended. Ayla caught her in time, holding her back.

“Why then?” Kyle yelled. “Why kill her?”

“Because they took my mate from me,” Amy bellowed. “If I can’t have mine, neither can they.”

We all looked at each other. None of us even knew Amy had a mate. I reached over and tugged the collar of her shirt away to find a mark displayed on her shoulder.

“Who is this mate we have supposedly robbed you of?” I asked. “Did we kill him?”

Amy looked at me with a look of pure hatred. “You will,” she ground out. “The Alphas will side with you and he will die.”

“Wait,” Ayla said. “Malcolm Neal is your mate?”

“We were fated to each other,” Amy said.

“So, you murdered my child because your mate was stup id enough to get himself caught?” Ayla hissed.

She closed the distance between her and Amy. There was a look on her face I had never seen before. It sent a chill down my spine. She leaned in close, grabbing Amy’s chin roughly.

“You want to be with your mate?” Ayla said. “Then you will be with your mate.”