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Venom
Chapter Thirty-Four - Venom
Reyna's POV
I was dragged out of the arena, not given a chance to understand what I had honestly just encountered. Not inky did I kill two boys, but they were also wolves.
Werewolves are real. I knew that now. But for some reason, I wasn't scared by that newfound realization. Instead, I was afraid for the others he might have had captured and locked away here.
He made them out to be vicious monsters, but those two boys were anything but evil. Instead, they were two scared children forced to fight for their lives.
Maybe luck did exist, and I was gifted two werewolves who still had some good left in their hearts.
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