Secrets of the Unity (Available on Inkitt)

Chapter 10: How could I have been so cruel?

Did they seriously not remember all three years of high school? Ishar questioned.

I mentally shrugged. We agreed to let the past stay in the past and move forward. We don't ever talk about it. I wouldn't be surprised if they forgot. I reasoned.

Ishar scoffed. Even I would remember if I hospitalized someone. That was pretty careless of them to forget that... I'm very disappointed. He grumbled.

I had no reply for him; he was right. It was careless of them to forget what they did to Kyson and me, but I wasn't going to feed into his disappointment, we needed to move on. It was in the past. But I will definitely be talking to them about it when the time comes.

"From what I remember, no one went through any of that...at least to my knowledge," Tyler said. He was truly confused. His ignorance only angered Olivia further; she was seething.

A low ferocious growl rumbled through her chest. "Are you fucking kidding me?!" She gritted.

"Olivia!" Kyson gritted. He didn't want her to bring up our past. We liked it there, and we wanted to keep it there, but June had a problem with leaving things be. It wasn't in her nature to just let things go without closure, it was a gift and a curse really.

"Do not try to stop me, Kyson, because if you do, your ass is next!" She glared at her brother.

Kyson didn't want to be on the shitty end of his sister's stick, so he sat back with a sigh and crossed his arms, waiting for her to continue. OJ turned her glare back onto Tyler, Toddrick, and Sage.

She's about to make them feel like piles of shit. Ishar chuckled.

I snickered at my wolf. Don't I know it.

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Olivia

The ignorance of these two idiots across from me pissed me off. How do you not remember beating the shit out of someone and putting them in the hospital?! They're about to feel this heat!

"So you mean to tell me that all the times your fists connected with Kyson and Trevor's faces don't ring a bell in those self-centered minds of yours?" Tyler and Sage's eyes widened slightly in realization.

Maybe they aren't as ignorant as I thought.

"Oh, so you do remember?! So, since you remember now, I know you'll remember the time you nearly beat Trevor unconscious! When Kyson jumped in for him, you, Sage, beat him so bad that he could barely fucking walk! Do you remember that?!" My eyes narrowed as my ferocious growl deepened.

Tyler and Sage stayed silent, not uttering a single word. They refused to look me in the eye, maybe out of the fear that their guilt would multiply if they saw how much anger swam in them. They were ashamed of their actions.

It's a little too late for that. The echoey voice in my head commented.

Agreed. I replied. I was too angry to acknowledge how vivid the voice sounded; almost like there was another person in my head. But I didn't dwell on it, I had to focus. Sage and Tyler needed to know what their torment did to us. And I refused to stop until they understood just how much damage they'd done.

I scoffed in disbelief. "Now you want to look guilty?!" The audacity!

"Do you have any idea how many times, at the ages of ten, eleven, and twelve, I had to sneak Trevor and Kyson into the house because they were covered in bruises and cuts that they didn't want our parents to see?! I had to force them to go see the pack doctor because of what the two of you did!" My voice broke as the tears of anguish, anger, and sadness rolled down my face as the memories of my childhood flashed before my eyes.