Elias asked for privacy. When it was just the two of them and their sleeping cubs, he took her hand. He frowned at feeling of coldness that came off and rubbed his hand over the surface. "I am sorry, this is all my fault."
She pulled her hand away, frowning at him as if she was offended. "I already said it was not your fault, don't put blame on yourself when it doesn't belong there. Just give me the news straight up, do you know who was behind this?"
He was silent for a moment. His worry was that she would blame herself for what had happened when she heard the names of the conspirators.
"Out with it before I send my grandfather to find answers for me." Sienna said in a tough voice.
The cubs whimpered, and she patted them quickly.
