The Lycan King's Fate Calling novel Chapter 211

Warren's POV:

Alina's sudden accusation made me even more confused. When did I betray her?

If she hadn't kept crossing the line, we wouldn't even be in this situation.

"Alina, just leave here and go back to our pack." I gave her an ultimatum. At the same time, I felt exhausted, as though all my energy was drained. I never thought that our relationship would fall apart one day.

Alina raised her head and looked at me in disbelief. Without the heavy makeup she usually wore, she looked more delicate and beautiful. However, I knew better. Pure looking people were usually capable of doing something filthy.

I looked away from her and made up my mind. "If you leave, I'll pretend nothing happened. Otherwise, I'll make it public and hand in the evidence."

"How dare you?"

Alina's angry rebuke rang in my ears, but I didn't care anymore. I looked out the window indifferently and murmured, "I gave you a pass last time, but you never take my words seriously. Maybe you don't take me seriously at all. But I guess you just proved that you're a noble, pampered—no, spoiled—daughter of an Alpha." "You can't do this to me!" Alina shrieked. "Does our friendship mean nothing to you? How could you desert me for an outsider?" She yanked at my sleeve desperately. "Look at me, God damn it! You've never acted like this before! This is all because of that bitch, right? Did Sylvia tell you to do this to me?"

Only then did I look at her. My gaze was cold and full of disdain. "I'm being merciful right now, for old time's sake. But if you don't leave, I won't show you any mercy. I mean it," I said in a low voice.

Alina loosened her grip on my clothes and staggered back a few steps before finally falling to the ground. "You're heartless," she muttered under her breath.

I didn't respond. My heart wrenched in my chest, but I firmly believed that her leaving was the best choice. If Rufus found out what she had done, she would be doomed.

Besides, I knew Alina. She wouldn't stop until she reached her goal. I was afraid that she would slip and make more mistakes. I needed to take advantage of this chance to redeem her mistake and force her to return to the pack before any more damage was caused.