Bellatrix Sinclair
A deadly silence envelops the room as the doctor lifted his gaze, a bloody scalpel in one hand and a massive syringe in the other.
“Valeria.” I called sharply.
She whizzed past me, accompanied by the shadows who immediately captured the doctor. “Hey, hey, wait.”
The doctor loomed over the metal table and the woman was barely conscious, flesh torn apart and her skin coated in blood, sweat and grim. The doctor let out an anxious chuckle, crimson splotches on his white coat and bloody drenched gloves. “Do you really want to do this?” He smirked, sinisterly, arching a challenging brow. “The moment I step out of here, all of you will die.”
Those words were spoken with certainty, a menacing glint in those sapphires. I glanced at Emmett, observing the way his eyes darkened with ire. “Are you thinking what I’m thinking?”
He gave a stiff nod, marching over to the doctor. “Do you know Donovan Van Acker?”
“No.” He denied all-too quickly, confirming our suspicions.