Chapter 466
Chapter 466
Caden opened the door with such force it would have startled me if my mind wasn’t so numb.
I simply glanced at him before returning my gaze to the mirror where I brushed my hair.
He paused at the door, raking his eyes over me. “What the fuck p>
I’d changed into my nightdress already.
“When and why the hell did you leave the party without telling me?” His voice was sharp, accusatory.
“I didn’t leave. I just couldn’t return to the rooftop p>
“And why not? Where the fuck were you, Lyric p>
“Can you tune it down? Bianca is just over there p>
He shut the door with as much force as he’d opened it. “You lied to me about the restroom p>
“Oh, trust me, you’ll have much more to worry about if you don’t start talking. Where the fuck were you p>
“I told you, I was at the party! Someone spilled wine on my dress, so I couldn’t return p>
He looked at the bed where the stained dress lay and noticed it for the first time.
“Who was it?” He didn’t seem to be done with the topic.
“Just a random guest. It was an accident p>
“And it was so bad you couldn’t tell me you were leaving p>
“I was upset, Caden. I told you I didn’t want to go to the party in the first place.” I angrily dropped the brush on the table.
Next thing I knew, I was being dragged away from my seat and slammed against the wall. The impact rattled my skull, leaving it spinning. I hissed in pain.
I was about to snap at him, but when I saw his eyes, my mouth sealed shut. Fear kept me frozen. I didn’t dare struggle against his hold.
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His eyes were black. Pure black. Normal wolves had yellow glows, Alphas had red, but Caden’s was black. It was the first time I was seeing a glow like that.
It terrified the hell out of me. And it made it worse to know his fury was the reason behind this. He could kill me.
“Have you been lying to me, Lyric?” He practically gritted the words, a low growl forming behind each syllable. “Did you go to see him behind my back p>
“Caden, please p>
“Answer me p>
“No! I didn’t go to see him, I swear p>
I was a trembling mess. He looked terrifying right now, and I didn’t want to be in this room with him.
His black eyes held mine for a long time before he hissed, “You’re lying p>
I shook my head, terror washing over me. “No p>
“You’ve been fucking lying to me!” His fist connected with my belly, delivering a blow more painful than normal.
No. He couldn’t use this strength on me. I wouldn’t survive it.