Chapter 610

• Griffin stood there facing the window that was an inch away from the cage. To his captor, it would appear he was looking out at the blustery weather, and that’s what he wanted him to believe. The light was just right in this space to allow him to use the clear pane as a mirror and watch the other man. He wasn’t locked in the room by any physical walls, just wire. His father, Alberto Tomas had put a tracker in his body. How had he not known this? When had he done that? At first, he thought it was a ploy to keep him cooperative and stay in the cage and then a big man named Raymond had shown him with a bug detector. He scowled and looked at the floor for a moment, did his brother watch his movements and only display false trust in him? Trust was the wrong word, Aiden had never hidden his disdain for their shared blood.
• Flicking his gaze back to the glass, he watched the man that was here to ‘protect’ him. They had him in a cage. It was roughly eight feet by eight feet and contained a small cot. He knew the size because once his head had cleared from being knocked out, he’d paced it a lot. The wire was to keep any signal from his transmitter from being detected. Graham, he only knew the man’s name because the big man, had called him that, had been left to watch over him and feed him.
• Three days ago, he’d been sent to retrieve an alpha woman and had woken up here. He was glad for one part of this at least, that Aiden hadn’t gotten the woman. It would be one Griffin wouldn’t have to watch as his brother’s lackeys crushed her free will and erased all that she was, and turned her into an empty shell. He hated seeing when the light was no longer in their eyes, when they’d broken and given up hope.