Woodland Fae: The World of Fae, Book 10 by Terry Spear

Author:Terry Spear [Spear, Terry]
Language: eng
Format: epub, mobi
Published: 0101-01-01T00:00:00+00:00

Once Simon and the rest of their party had returned to the square in the village, Simon confronted Tomas and his brothers. "Tell us what you had intended to do with us," Simon said to Tomas, his brothers standing on either side of him, the whole pack looking on, having kept the men in the square all this time to stand in judgement.

Gia appeared horrified they might tell the truth. Letta and Myla and her brothers were standing together. The council members were unified also nearby.

Simon had the greatest urge to say that Letta would know if Tomas was telling the truth, but he didn't want his people to fear her.

"We were going to use the fae collars on you," Tomas said honestly.

"And then?" Simon asked. When Tomas failed to answer him quickly enough, Simon said, "To kill us then."

"No. We were going to take you someplace far way and just leave you there."

"And when we returned?" Simon asked.

Tomas glanced at his brothers, both who looked that they were headed for the noose and the hangman's tree and were afraid to say anything to make matters worse.

Tomas let out his breath. "You weren't supposed to return."

"Then you meant to kill us."

"No. You weren't supposed to find your way back for a good long while."

"Like ever. You thought fae seers would eventually catch up to us. Tomas, you knew if we returned, I'd make you pay for what you did to us. You knew we couldn't return, or we'd tell the pack what you had done to us."

Tomas looked defeated. "We wanted to pay you back for the way Letta treated Gia and you stuck up for the scorpion fae instead of one of our own."

"When one of ours is the one at fault, of course I'll stick up for the one who was not at fault. And Letta is one of ours now. You know I have every right to kill you and your brothers for what you planned to do to us. I don't believe you when you say you just wanted to send us away for a time to make a point. I could very well banish all of you, your sister included, because she knew what you were planning, might have even orchestrated the whole thing and that's why she returned to see how things were going and saw the fae seers taking you hostage. You've always been good pack members, which is the only reason you're not dead now."

Simon glanced at Gia and narrowed his eyes at her. "As to you, Gia, if any of you are involved in anything else that would harm this pack or any of its members, you will be dead. No more allowances."

Then he turned his attention back to the brothers again. "I could have left you to the fae seers who intended to drown you, then it would have been out of my hands. But as your pack leader, it's my duty to deal with your treachery in my own way.

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