Chapter Sixty Seven
The history of her family.
Third Person’s Point of View
Leighton drowned himself to the palace files.
All the information about her family does not even make sense, as they never got to talk to the human version of her before she had lost her own self to the darkness inside her heart. The pressure of losing her daughter along the side of knowing that she was the reason for the deaths of a series of packs and wolves was enough to drive her crazy.
Someone as gentle as she could never cope with that trauma.
He could not even imagine the pressure that it would take on his woman. Mint is crazily kind, and for her to know that she had killed someone would be enough to scare her. Then again, he could remember her words when he had asked about Carson. She could remembe
