A Mate For The Last Lycan novel Chapter 98

Chapter 98: CLUELESS AND VIOLENCE

the next day, they didn't talk about what happened to Zuri the other night, the topic about how she tried to harm herself had never come up.

meanwhile, Khaos had gathered all the healer from the pack and none of them knew about the Red Feather. They didn't even know whether it was a medicine or a poison, which left Khaos with only Rhett as an option to get the answer.

However, he was not in hurry, he could afford to wait, until they broke him and he finally relented to answer the question.

Two days later, Silas regained his consciousness. He looked mortified when he saw Zuri was standing next to his bed, staring down at him with that pair of dead eyes, as if all the light had been sucked out of her.

"What the fuck are you doing in my bedroom!?" Silas growled, he tried to move away from her, but he couldn't move easily, since he was still in so much pain.

Yet, Zuri simply rolled her eyes to see his reaction. This man was very weak. She couldn't understand why she was afraid of him in the past. She was sure, she could kill him right away if she wanted to. The voices in her head were getting violence.

"He is awake," Zuri said, she approached Khaos and kissed his lips.

"Good. Drink this." Khaos handed her a cup of warm tea that he had brew earlier and told her to sit down, which she did obediently.

Zuri was rather calm whenever she was close with Khaos. She heard less the voices in her head whenever she was with him, though some time, Xaden would appear and give her a dirty look, calling her all the horrible names, but there was nothing new about that.

On the other hand, Khaos approached Silas, who glared at him with wide eyes, spouting nonsense about killing Zuri right away because she had attacked him, yet Khaos listened to his complain without saying anything and was generous enough to wait until he was calm down and could talk.

However, Silas seemed very clueless about it and kept running his mouth, which made Zuri's patience grew thin and she decided to walk toward Silas and splash the tea to his face.

"Shut up!" Zuri growled at him. She raised her hand, which was holding the empty cup, ready to smash it against his head.

The tea was still hot, thus it scalded Silas's face, he wailed in pain like a toddler, while Khaos chuckled to see this sight.

"Thank you for your help." Khaos took her free hand and kissed her knuckles. "I will handle it from here. I am not in the mood to see blood."

Zuri finally put down the empty cup and went back to sit on the table, pouring more tea and enjoyed the scenery, staring at the distance.

"So, are you going to talk with me, or do you want her to handle it?" Khaos tilted his head, as Silas wiped his face.

"What do you want to talk about?!" Silas snapped. He glanced nervously at Zuri, who was sitting calmly a few steps away from them, her eyes glazed over, as if she tuned out this world.

"Tell me everything about what happened."