Blood Pact - The Revenge( Hecate's Wolf Pack)

f fierce and bloodthirsty monsters. They accompanied the followers of the

ke up bath

er ears. He opened his heavy eyelids, unable to locate himself at first. That was Gaia.

s and attentive. The steady gaze of a dark blue hue—every male in the family except Michael had

furniture, immaculately arranged except for the clothes lying on the floor. Under the table were still the astrolabe, nautical

at he fought the

for a woman in the Corsair Armada. The

top to think about what Garro would hav

nder. It was an easy target. He had ene

deals and bargains, everything in his power to protect the woman. She was also reckless. An inconsequential

rue, man. You al

they said about the old fellow. His father was a Gypsy, but the blood of magic still ran in his veins. His

Cassie was hurt and injured. Vio

you feel it? – He managed

and the Gypsy had argued. The old man had never approv

e? What I am? - The ma

ir charged with electricity; the start

He contradicted

e boy. His stubborn gaze

on process is painful. When you are lucky an

were fanatical warriors. They were once again

yes. - the answer

matter what it took. He would find her. This time everything would b

u going

ce was irritated. - Even

y sighed

He wasn't going to tolerate the violence the woman had suffered. And it wasn't just that. A few days ago he noticed.

abandon the Armada

- Richard could not understan

rom combat and chall

ursed Pieces. All he cared about wa

at the hell tho

ransformation. His control was ironclad in refusing the old traditions. However, his control was very precarious. N

suggest

ha

ll strong in her path. She has nothing to lose

always, that irresponsible one was going to risk her life. Did he doubt

an she has noth

not to explain. There

e has suffered and has a strong temper. She is l

ll. Can summon th

argain with

rsed treasures, but Cassie was under murderous power. Courtesy

s my

not yo

do? What have I done with our lives? - he com

believe I wou

ations w

are. The Order of

y. It's wolf blood run

I will destroy Chabone. I hav

the alpha. Even from a distance, he could capture the whirlwind of emotion

find

be… The memory of the glittering eyes that had stared back at him the

to her. I need calm t

s an excellent explanation for waking up in Mayra's room that da

ow what yo

the Armada leadership attract him again. It was

xactly wha

t followed in successive shots made a revolted and irritated

overweight. He knew better than anyone about the c

ade a revolted and irritated tavern keeper adm

overweight. He knew better than anyone about the c

s The

heer clothes for the Oriental auctions. Only the thought could turn Garro on, only the cowardice was stronger. He had no interest in dying for a woman. Richard Morgan

ot after he found out that the hell girl everyone believed was dead was

harbour as if it made any difference against that flu

that were not enough, the Coral Negro was also in Chabone. The Morgan family used to hamper her illegal rule over white slaves, causing her financia

the slave quarters and the entire shed stock

d never been to hang her. He had personally chained the girl to the

of all, Garro knew his enemy's fury. Despite all the desire, he wasn't foolish en

's reaction to discovering after so long that the woman was alive. And a prisoner of the O

ted to his interests when Valerius

. He had also heard that the girl who accompanied the captain was the victim of a sorcerer's blood curse. Everything was perfect. He knew. On his orders, the guards had managed to capture a young sor

as he entered the tavern, nor the warmth that the fire

ent slave had certainly not gone about her duties. He would have the woman flogged

ost expensive fine wine on the crisp white linen tablecloth. He grunted an

were waiting

the empty hall. Garro cursed as he narrowed h

Annoyed, Garro's hand dropped to the pistol strapped to his waist and stopped short. Unable

ht... l-

u say? – Richard re

would not go back to Chabone!- the little man complaine

owl brought out

ame agreement that said you were going to stay away from my w

erhaps it had been a mistake! Sweat dampened his hands. He swall

dn't touch her. Really. I

d at him cold

u are still alive. The last one wasn't so lucky.- he warned very seriousl

is man was not just any adversary one would want to meet. The raging knight. They said he was also a wol

e had the sorcerer's blood the man needed. Curse!

guards? Curse! Curse! It was lucky to have transferred the girl from there or the

, mon captain. - He saved

tiously looking around. Was he there al

head, narrowing hi

continued with an indifferent shrug. "By the way, I've dismissed your guards on duty.

nything. There was no sign of Cassie. She had disappeared after being told that he was responsible for her removal from the Corsair A

honour?" Garro tried

of any eventuality. As that. The only downside was that it wasn't on his desk. Richard was there, sitti

hout disguising it.- No need to be rude. Let me get you

urge to grab the little man and kick him around. Garro was the same as always

shook his head. He should have lo

dull thud, scraping the expensive, good-quality wood of the floor. Garro grunted. Y

s satisfied as you can imagine. – He

ntly began to make marks on the table before d

I've been hearing rumours. Against our business, you keep my w

ssured wiping the sweat from his forehea

n. It didn't take long to send what little diplomacy he

Tell me, why wouldn't you send the c

was

. You

ed as he faced a

would get involved in

ly negotiation? It was

on't d

' orders were for the Morgans brothers to be occupied with Faith's whereabouts. And then there was the ques

defended himself very hastily. - I didn'

s. They had gone through everything: tavern, prison, and the ent

oared relentlessly

sweating

e. I swear to you!

To hell with damn diplomacy. He had only stopped the attack of Gaia's c

e growled furiously like an animal.

mising. Ships would start arriving in two days at most. Usually, those

ou won't find her.

k on the board. The ideas of what he could do with Garro were suggestive. His gaze burned as he fixed the

m... his eyes gleamed hard as stone. God! Despite everything—a

former commander. To hell with the safe conduit. That bastard kept his wife imprisoned somewhere. The command of the Armada did not matter to him and he reali

. The sharp edge of the metal carefully lifted the chain

tacked and then asked questions. His gaze fixed on the jewe

nt, you can stay!- he

hard was more restrained. He felt a shiver down his spine as he rememb

" he yell

s drew togethe

after a significant pause, "Perhaps I'm inclined to spare your

ed his eyes

what a handful of that pepper is worth /

etended no

orms... - he was adamant

e in fear. He...

He was sweating quite tensely. - You have

tractive idea was to put Garro in the trunk. He might as well forge

e I have blown up is the port with its preciou

s greedy. And Richard had undercover men roaming the s

over the woman if he believed he could profit a small fortune. Raising that sum

row night!-H

sland, he had placed his p

uim was a witch. Resigned, he decided to r

ther festival. So much

one. And he wasn't diplomatic at all. Rick needed