Page 141 of Carnage Island
Brown.
Red.
I swallow as the array of colors shift, giving a whole new meaning to hazel eyes.
I’m guessing brown is the usual shade as his hair is also a thick dark brown. But he appears a bit unhinged, like he’s on the edge of going feral.
“Well, it seems Bryson has fucked everything up for me,” the Alpha drawls, leaning against the wall and running his gaze over me. “And it all started with you.” He shakes his head and sighs. “Why our father chose your mother, I’ll never know.”
I swallow against the knife at my throat. My former father isn’t otherwise touching me, just frozen before me with that dead look on his face. He’s barely even blinking.
What the hell is going on?
And what did Kin just say about my mother?
Our father?
“It was the beginning of their alliance, which proved fruitful for a while. But Bryson’s lost his touch.” Alpha Kin sounds disgusted by it, his expression darkening. “However, my father cherishes the relationship. So here we are.”
He gestures to the hallway, to my former father holding a knife at my throat, and to himself. “A pretty awkward family reunion, I guess.” He shrugs. “Well, Gafton’s not really part of it. He didn’t even realize his mate was part Carnage Wolf until recently.”
My former father doesn’t even blink at that, just continues to stare at me with the blade.
It’s like he’s under a trance of some kind.
Is Alpha Bryson doing this to you?I wonder. As Pack Alpha, he’s capable of controlling anyone under his rule, even his Beta.
“Bryson knew, though,” Alpha Kin continues. “That’s why he brought her into the pack—her mixed heritage intrigued him. And he used it to his advantage by forcing her to play with our father. She was meant to be a glorified fuck doll—an Omega-like cunt capable of taking the knot, but a womb that rejects the sperm.” He gives me a cruel grin. “What I imagine you’d become to T and his clan eventually.”
I’m listening to him, but not reacting. Because I know I’m more than a fuck toy to my clan.
And I’m too disturbed by the fact that my former father still hasn’t moved. He’s just… standing there… unblinking, holding me at knife point.
Can I jump backward?I wonder.
“Unfortunately,” Alpha Kin draws out the word, his head tilting to the side. “Your mother didn’t turn out to be the ideal fuck toy because she had you. So the playtime only lasted a night as a result, which almost ruined the alliance between him and our father. But Bryson negotiated to keep you while offering a few other perks to satisfy my father’s darker inclinations.”
His tone allows me to guess what those perks are, and the glitter in his gaze confirms they’re crude.
“Breaking Nantahala Wolves by forcing them to take a knot is quite fun,” he says, because apparently I needed that detail in my mind.
I’m going to be sick.
Yet my former father still isn’t moving.
Seriously, why aren’t you moving?I think, locking eyes with my father while Alpha Kin continues speaking.
“I don’t know why Bryson wanted to keep you. Maybe he thought you’d be an Alpha, someone he could mold into a weapon. Or perhaps he planned to fuck you when you came of age,” he says. “Regardless, he found a use for you with that idiot Santeetlah Wolf. At least until you turned white.” He steps forward. “So you ended up here, and we’ve now come full circle.”
I swallow again, my gaze darting to Alpha Kin’s crazed expression.
He’s too close for comfort.
And he looks pissed.
“Youhave ruined everything. I tried to handle it, but Tieran was too fucking fast. And Dirk proved to be an incompetent ass.” Alpha Kin shudders visibly, his eyes closing for a moment. His irises are full brown again when he reopens them. “I told Bryson to fix it. He failed. And now I have to decide what the fuck to do with you.”
The insanity in his expression disappears behind a mask of indifference similar to the one my former father is wearing.
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