Chapter 52 W-what?

• Liyah's POV
• To say that I was shocked would be an understatement. Frankly, I was dumbfounded, and no matter how many times I gaped at Nikolai breaking the silver chains off the werewolves, I couldn't seem to get over it. When he was done, he made way for the two middle-aged women who were in charge of the hideout to clean and feed them, then make sure they were well rested. 
• I saw him look away when our eyes met and I couldn't help but do the same. As I watched him walk out of the room and down the stairs, I began to think of possible reasons why he could be doing this. If there was anything I knew about him, it was how selfish and cold-hearted he was. So what was his motive? I wasn't going to argue the fact that it was a good deed. He was saving lives, restoring hope and happiness in these people when they thought they'd never again find it. He built this large, well-equipped underground mansion, made sure they were clean, fed and safe. And from what I heard from Millie, the woman in charge, he made weekly visits to check up on them. It was the most selfless, heroic thing I had ever heard. But that's not the man I had come to know.