Novels by Vida_Ink

Rapha's POV "Let me go," she hissed, venom lacing her words.But beneath that fire, I could feel the tremble in her hands. She was trying so hard to seem fearless.I let her go—but not before wrenching the blade from her grip and throwing it across the room. Steel clattered against stone, echoing louder than her heartbeat.I grabbed her, put her in a chair, and tied her up, ignoring her screams.Here I was expecting a bunny or two after I was told that there was a gift from Callum waiting for me in my room."Callum must really hate me," I muttered with a bitter chuckle, brushing imaginary dust off my shoulder as I took a step back. "Sending a pretty little assassin as a peace offering? I almost feel flattered.""I'm not an assassin," she snapped, glaring at me like she wanted to rip my throat out.I raised an eyebrow. "You tried to stab me the second I walked in. That sort of sends mixed messages, darling."The way she tensed at that word—darling—was almost too easy. I guess teasing

Gianna's POV I stared at the crumpled paper in my hand, tears rolling down my cheeks. The Alpha's guard—the one who had taken me to him—was sitting next to the driver.His name was Karl. Karl glanced at me from the rearview mirror every few seconds. Like he was keeping tabs on my every move.It wasn't like I had any other plans in mind except to see the bastard Alpha Rapha.I stared at the window pane as I recalled my conversation with Alpha Callum."You can't be serious," I had muttered. "You want to give to Alpha? As a gift? Why would you do that?"He let out a sigh as he headed for his seat. "Believe me, kiddo, it's not something I like either—" He sat down. "Apparently, the sensitive military information your father leaked had been used by Alpha Rapha to gain the upper hand in his battle to win the lands the lesser packs held. Now, I had to make peace with the man if I wanted to pave the way for further discussions of a possible sale."I thought about his words, but I didn't s

Gianna's POV "Louisa!""Gianna! Where are you?!""I'm here, Lulu!" I screamed as I spun around looking for her.It was too dark for me to see. But I could tell that I was getting closer. Her voice wasn't sounding as faint as it was before."Gianna, they're close!" She cried out, sounding frightened.Those words sent panic piercing through my bones."Who is?" I asked, but I didn't get an answer. "Lulu say something!"There was nothing from her. I couldn't hear her breathing, her voice, or her sobs. My hearing abilities didn't help at all."Lulu! Louisa! Where are you?!" The silence that greeted me back was louder than anything I had ever heard. And then suddenly—"Gianna! Helpppp!""Louisa!" I screamed as I jerked up from the cold floor.I turned around, eyes taking in the surroundings. The darkness was long gone, replaced by the stone walls of the Pack's prison.I had been locked up for three days, and those days have been torture to meIt wasn't like the Alpha or his men did anyth

Gianna's POV I ran as fast as I could, my heart beating faster than the tracks I covered."Please let me get there on time," I thought to myself.I couldn't speak. Not when my own breaths were the only thing that could leave my lips.I sped past the gate of the cemetery, staring at the numbers as I passed by each marking.But my family didn't have the usual markings the other families had. We were part of the elites, so we had some burial plots to our name.But I had gotten used to the numbers. It was all because of Dad.He told me about how the Packs used to be at war. "Counting the numbers as I walked by made me realize how much we have lost," He would say when he took me to honor a fallen warrior.Tears spilled down my face as I thought of who this new fallen warrior and Beta was.Soon I arrived at the destination. My feet slowed down as I took in the sight before me. There was no one around. No chair filled with male and female wolves from the Pack crying. No men dressed in t