LOGINHe died saving me. Now I have 30 days to make him love me... or watch him die again."Aria Blake lost everything the night her Alpha mate, Damon Voss, pushed her out of a truck's path and died in her arms. His last words still burn in her soul: _"You are mine. Always."_But fate gave her one cruel chance. A mysterious locket sent her back 10 years... to the day she first met Damon. Now she's 16 again. And he doesn't remember her. Doesn't want her. "You're not my mate, girl. I don't do destiny." His golden eyes are cold. His heart is stone.The locket is ticking: *30:00:00* 30 days. If Damon doesn't fall in love with her before the countdown ends, she'll be sent back to his deathbed... and he'll die saving her all over again.She has to melt an Alpha King's frozen heart. She has to survive his hate, his possessiveness, and his rivals who want her dead. She has to make him choose her... before time runs out.Can she save him? Or will destiny claim him twice?He forgot her. But his body still remembers her scent. She lost him once. She won't lose him again
View MoreRain was hitting the glass like fingers. Cold, sharp, merciless.
Aria Blake was pressed against the ICU glass, staring inside. Her breath was turning cold. Her heart... that had already died 3 days ago. On the bed inside lay Damon Voss. Alpha King of the Voss Pack. 6 foot 3, broad chest, a face hard like stone. Even now. Even in death. Machines were beeping. But that sound was a lie. Two hours ago the doctor had held her hand and said, "I'm sorry Ms. Blake. Time of death: 11:59 PM." 11:59 PM. One minute before his 26th birthday. Aria clenched her fist. Her nails dug into her palm. She needed pain. This pain was less than that. The scene from 3 days ago was playing in her eyes like a film. That same turn. That same night. Those same truck headlights tearing through the darkness. Aria had slipped. Her foot gave way in the rain. And the truck was coming straight at her. She had closed her eyes. She had felt death. Then... a strong shove. Hot breath. Golden eyes that stared into hers for 1 second. "Stupid human" Damon’s roaring voice. Then a scream of pain. She had felt Damon fall on top of her. The truck passed beside them both. Damon’s ribs broke. But he didn’t let Aria fall. The last thing he said was: "You... are mine. Aria. Always." Always... only 6 months had passed for that "always". Aria’s hands were trembling. In her fist there was only one thing. Damon’s locket. Old, silver, with the Voss Pack lion engraved on it. Damon had put it on her neck the same night he kissed her. First and last time. The locket was cold. Lifeless. Like its owner. "If only..." Aria’s voice cracked. "If only I could go back. If only I could stop that truck. If only I had died that day instead of him." She pressed the locket to her lips. "Damon... please come back. I’ll do anything. Anything." The locket suddenly turned hot. So hot Aria screamed. Blue light burst from between her fingers and filled the entire ICU. Machines went crazy. Alarms started blaring. Pain. Fire. Darkness. Then... silence. Aria opened her eyes and the rain was still falling. But this wasn’t ICU rain. This was open rain. Campus rain. She stood up and looked. In front of her was the Voss University sign. A 10-year-old sign. Beneath her feet was wet grass. Her clothes... this was her university uniform. 16-year-old Aria’s uniform. "What... what is happening?" She looked at her hands. Small. Soft. Without the scar from the truck day. Then a voice came from ahead. Roaring. Cold. Heart-shattering. "Watch where you're walking, human." Aria lifted her head. Her breath stopped. In front stood Damon Voss. 19-year-old Damon. The new Alpha student of the university. Drenched, hair falling on his forehead, and eyes... those same golden, those same ruthless, those same dangerous. But in this Damon’s eyes there was no love for her, no recognition. Only hatred and disgust. The ground slipped from under Aria’s feet. This was that day. That first meeting. The day after which, 10 years later, Damon would die saving her. Tears filled her eyes. "Damon..." Her voice trembled. Damon raised an eyebrow. "Do I know you?" His voice was poison. "A human girl. Standing in my way. Move." Attitude. Cold. Alpha King aura. Aria didn’t step back. Rain was flowing from her hair to her lips. Salty. Like tears. She gripped the locket tightly. Her palm was burning. Small numbers appeared in the middle of the locket: *30:00:00* The countdown had started. 30 days. 720 hours. 43,200 seconds. In 30 days she had to make Damon fall in love with her. Remind him that she was his mate. Otherwise... the locket would flash again. And she would go back to that ICU. Next to Damon’s corpse. "Damon" Aria cleared her voice. Her heart was breaking, but she tried to smile. "Give me 30 days." Damon laughed. A heartless, cold laugh. "For what? Pity? Humans are boring." Aria took one step forward. Damon’s hot breath hit her face. His scent... it was the same. Pine trees and blood and dominance. The scent her body craved for. "To make you remember" Aria met his eyes. Gathering courage. "That I’m yours. And you... are mine." For 1 second Damon’s golden eyes flared. Werewolf instinct. A flash of the mate bond. His jaw tightened. Then he laughed. And in that laugh were 1000 daggers. "You're not my mate, girl." Damon brushed her hair back. His finger traced her cheek. Not touching. Teasing. "I don't do destiny. I don't do mates. Especially not weak humans." He pulled his hand away. Like Aria was dirt. "30 days?" Damon said mockingly. "I give you 3 seconds. One... two..." Aria stood there. In the rain. Alone. Broken. "Three." Damon turned and walked away. Long, confident, Alpha walk. Aria’s knees gave out. She fell on the grass. The locket burned hot in her palm again. *29:23:59:59* The countdown was running. In 30 days the truck will come again. Damon will push her again. He will die again. But this time Aria won’t sit silent. This time she will fight. She will melt Damon Voss’s cold heart. Even if she has to break herself. The rain got heavier. Aria looked at the sky and whispered. "I won’t let you die, Damon Voss. No matter how much you hate me. No matter how many times you say I’m not your mate." She pressed the locket to her lips. "Because you... are mine. Only mine." A boy passed by and stopped seeing Aria "Hey, are you okay?" Aria didn’t lift her head. She just smiled. A broken, but dangerous smile. "I’m fine" she whispered. "Just saving an Alpha from his death." And the locket flashed again. *29:23:58:00* The game had begun.The door clicked shut behind Aria. Cold air hit her face. The night was black, no moon, only the sound of waves crashing against rocks far below and the faint hum of Selena’s generators. Aria stopped five feet from her. Selena stood there in a black coat, hair pinned back, no weapons visible. She looked almost bored. Almost kind. Like an older sister who had come to “talk.” “Good girl,” Selena said. Her voice was soft. Too soft. “You came alone. He must trust you a lot.” “I didn’t come for him,” Aria lied. Her hands were steady. The locket under her shirt was warm. “I came to end this without more blood.” Selena laughed. A light, musical sound. “Blood is already on the floor, dear. In the lighthouse. In the safe room. On his shirt right now.” She tilted her head. “You think love stops it? It doesn’t. It just makes the knife sharper when it falls.” Inside the warehouse, Damon heard every word. His hands fisted in the sheets. He tried to stand. Marcus put a hand on his che
The inside of the truck was dark. Only the faint glow of the dashboard and the sound of Aria’s breathing filled the space. Damon’s head still rested in her lap. The blood on his shirt had dried, but it was warm. He was alive. He was breathing. Aria tore a piece of her scarf and pressed it against his wound, as if pressure alone could hold death back. The locket against her chest was cold now. A few minutes ago it had burned like fire. Now it was silent. Exhausted. As if it had spent all its strength too. “Prepare,” Marcus said from the front seat. His hands were steady on the wheel. “The new hideout is twenty miles away. An old warehouse. No one knows about it.” Aria didn’t answer. She ran her fingers through Damon’s hair. There was a streak of blood on his forehead. She wiped it away with her thumb. Slowly. As if he were made of glass. “I’m not going to let you die,” she whispered, just for him. “Understand? You promised. You said you wouldn’t let me be afraid. So you keep
_29:19:00:00_ The word still hung in the air. Heavy. Final. Dangerous. Damon had said it without hesitation. Without doubt. In front of his entire pack. In front of Marcus, who now stood in the hall with arms crossed, watching Aria walk past him like she was a question he hadn’t solved yet. Aria didn’t stop. She couldn’t. If she stopped, she’d turn around. And if she turned around, she’d see the way Damon’s storm-gray eyes had burned when he claimed her. Not as a wolf. Not as Luna. As his. The Warren was alive with movement. Trucks idled in the underground cavern, engines thrumming low. Wolves loaded weapons, food, medical kits. No one spoke above a whisper. Selena’s attack had put them all on edge. But every wolf, every eye, followed Aria. The outsider. The girl with no pack scent. The girl wearing a locket that had frozen hunters solid an hour ago. And now the girl Damon had marked with three words. She was halfway to the exit when footsteps fell in beside her. Steady.
The pack moved like shadows. Trucks with blacked-out windows rumbled through the back roads of the territory, engines low and careful. No headlights. No radio. Only the sound of tires on asphalt and the steady rhythm of wolves breathing in the dark. Aria sat beside Damon in the lead truck. Her hands rested on the locket. It was cold now. Quiet. Like it had used all its strength in the safe room and was waiting. _29:20:15:00._ Twenty-nine days. Twenty hours. Fifteen minutes. Damon hadn’t spoken in ten minutes. His shoulder was bandaged, but blood had already seeped through the white cloth. He stared out the window, jaw tight, Alpha mask locked in place. Only his thumb moving against the seat gave him away. Rubbing slow circles on the leather. A habit. A tell. “You should let someone else drive,” Aria said softly. She kept her voice low. The truck was full of his wolves. They were all listening, even if they pretended not to. “I’m fine,” Damon said. The same lie he’d told






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