Chapter Ninety-Seven

My fist slammed into the brick wall with such force the cement crumbled beneath my skin and gasps rang through the group of guards that were gathered in my office.

“Strike three.” I seethed and my fists clenched at my side, “Everyone out!” I barked, motioning to the door with my hand, but my eyes remained locked on the man who called himself the Beta of this pack.

Daniel remained frozen in position, knowing full well if he made a move, he would feel my wrath.

“Have a seat, Daniel.” I spun on my heel when the door clicked shut, moving to the side table to pour myself a glass of water.

“Luna, please let me explain.” He gulped and even from across the room, I could hear his heart pounding unsteadily in his chest.

“Enlighten me.” I turned and narrowed my eyes at him with a slight smirk on my lips.

“He knew we were coming. According to the staff, he left the hotel in a hurry.” Daniel tried.

“And pray to tell, who do you think maybe his informant?” I leaned back against the cred