The Wolf Who Forgot Me
He asked me to take everything.
Every kiss. Every fight. Every quiet morning he ever let himself be soft with me. Every single memory of the five years we spent loving each other in secret.
He said it was the only way to keep me safe. That if he walked into the enemy’s camp knowing he had a mate, they would use me to destroy him. So he asked me to hold his memories inside me, like I was a box he could trust, and he promised he would come back for them in six months.
That was five years ago.
Caius is home now. But he doesn’t remember me. He doesn’t remember any of it. And the worst part? He is falling in love with me all over again, slowly, the way he did the first time, and I am standing here with all of him inside my head, watching him meet me like a stranger.
I know every single thing about him. His nightmares. The way he takes his coffee. The scar on his ribcage from the night he almost died protecting me. The exact words he said when he first told me he loved me.
He knows nothing about me.
And now the people he spent five years hunting are closing in, the mission is falling apart, and the only way to save him is to give him back everything he asked me to take.
But if I do that, he will remember everything they did to me while he was gone. And the Caius who remembers is not the kind of man who lets things go.
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Chapter: Chapter 91: Everything After (The End)MIRA POV“You’re staring at that window like it owes you money.”I turned around. Caius was standing at the kitchen counter, back to me, pouring coffee like he hadn’t just said that. I could hear the smile in his voice even from here.“I’m thinking,” I said.“About what?”“Nothing important.”He looked over his shoulder at me. One eyebrow up. “Nothing important.”“The city,” I said. “The light. How it looks different in the morning.”“That’s what you’re thinking about at seven in the morning.”“Yes.”He turned back to his coffee. “Okay.”I smiled at the window.The city was doing its Tuesday thing. Buses, people, the usual noise that started slow and built into something full by eight. The sky was that pale winter blue that didn’t commit to anything, just sat there being cold and clear. My tea was warm in my hands, oat milk and one sugar, already made and waiting on the counter when I came out of the bedroom.He’d made it without being asked. He always did now.My phone buzzed on the
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Chapter: Chapter 90: Under The Full MoonMIRA POV“You’re eating nothing,” Petra said, pushing the plate closer to me.“I’m eating.”“You picked up that same piece of bread four times and put it back down. That’s not eating, that’s anxiety with props.”I put the bread in my mouth just to shut her up. She looked satisfied in that annoying way she had, leaning back in her chair with her arms crossed like she’d won something.We were in her kitchen. She’d shown up at the apartment that morning with food and noise, exactly like I knew she would, exactly like I needed her to. Caius had left early for pack business, which was probably him being smart about giving me space to breathe before tonight.“How are you feeling?” Petra asked.“Fine.”“Mira.”“I’m nervous,” I said. “But not the bad kind. It’s more like.” I stopped. “You know when something is finally about to happen and your body doesn’t know if it should be scared or excited so it just does both at the same time?”“Yes,” she said. “That’s exactly what that is.” She reached
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Chapter: Chapter 89: The Question He Does Not AskMIRA POV“You’ve gone quiet,” I said.Caius didn’t look up from the file in front of him. His coffee had been sitting untouched for twenty minutes, which meant whatever was in his head was loud enough to drown out the cold.“I’m thinking,” he said.“About the files?”“No.”I put my pen down. He was still looking at the page but his eyes weren’t moving, which meant he wasn’t reading it either. I knew his quiet by now. The work quiet was different from this one. This one had weight in it.“Then what?” I asked.He closed the file. Slowly, like he was buying himself a second. Then he looked at me across the table and said, “The bond.”Just those two words. My stomach did something fast and complicated.“What about it?” I said, and my voice came out steadier than I felt.“Not the thread,” he said. “Not what we already have. The completion of it. The formal thing. The full moon, the pack as witness, the permanent version.” He held my gaze and didn’t blink. “I’ve been thinking about it.”The
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Chapter: Chapter 88: Inter-Pack SummitMIRA POV“You have the room in fifteen minutes,” Caius said.“I know,” I said.“You have done this before.”“Not to six Alpha pairs,” I said.“The material is the same material,” he said. “The room is just bigger.”I looked at him. “Are you giving me a pep talk right now?”“No,” he said. “I am stating facts.”“It sounds like a pep talk.”“It is not a pep talk,” he said. “You are going to be fine. That is also a fact.”I picked up the folder with the fracture materials and walked into the main room of the lodge.The lodge was neutral territory. That was the point of choosing it. No one pack’s insignia on the walls. High ceilings, exposed wood, a long table that could seat twenty comfortably and was currently seating exactly that. Six Alpha pairs and their strategic teams, all of them already in their chairs, already looking at whatever they had brought with them.Looking at me now.I set my materials at the front of the room. My map printouts, the sequence documents, the contact framew
Last Updated: 2026-05-11
Chapter: Chapter 87: Caius Has A Bad NightMIRA POVHe woke up at three in the morning.I knew because his breathing changed. Not loud. Not a gasp. Just the shift from deep to present, the specific quality of someone suddenly awake in the way that had nothing to do with resting.I lay still for a second. Listening to him not go back to sleep.“Bad memory?” I said.“Yes,” he said.His voice was flat the way it went when something had gotten through and he was deciding what to do with it.“Which one?” I said.“The mountain road,” he said. “The safe house.”I went very still inside.“Do you want to talk about it,” I said, “or do you want me to just stay awake with you?”A pause.“Stay awake,” he said.“Okay,” I said.We lay there in the dark. The apartment doing its night sounds, the faint city noise outside, the cracked window letting cold air move through. His breathing was even but not the sleep kind. Present. Working through something.“You said you know that one,” he said after a while.“I do,” I said.“How much of it,” he s
Last Updated: 2026-05-09
Chapter: Chapter 86: A Letter From OutsideMIRA POV “You have post,” Caius said. He set the envelope on the table beside my tea. He did not ask about it. He went back to his side of the kitchen and the coffee he was making and did not look at it again. That was one of the things. He gave things space. I looked at the envelope. The handwriting was familiar in a way I had not expected. Not a jolt. More like a smell that pulled you backward. I knew that handwriting from years ago. The precise loops of it, the way the letters leaned slightly right. Healer Cora. Northmere pack. I had not thought about Cora in a long time. I had not thought about Northmere in a long time. That whole chapter of my life had been folded away somewhere quiet and I had stopped looking at it. I picked up the envelope and opened it. The letter was one page. Short. Careful. The kind of careful you used when you did not know exactly what had happened to someone but you had heard enough to know it was serious and you were writing from a place of genui
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