"What do you mean by that?" Roman could instantly tell what Nikolai was referencing by that statement.
Why did everyone automatically assume that he wanted Caesar dead, and that was why he aided his father in what he did? That wasn't true at all. He never wanted anything to happen to Caesar. He loved and cared for Caesar.
It was all their father. It wasn't him at all, and even though he couldn't deny he had a hand in what happened, it wasn't his fault. He was tricked into it, he was used by his father without even knowing.
They all assumed that he did it because he was jealous of Caesar for being a supreme alpha, unlike him. That was honestly always hilarious whenever he heard it.
If they knew how awfully Caesar had been treated by their family, how rough his childhood had been, and how pathetically he'd grown up, they would understand that he didn't even envy the man one bit.
