LOGINSabrina. My eyes darted around, searching for the source. And my legs moved swiftly. I didn't know where I was going. I was searching for the source of the scent. And there he stood, at six feet and four inches. He was all muscled up, perfectly sculptured, a masterpiece. He was everyone's dream mate, husband. Chiselled jawlines, silky black hair that beautifully draped his broad shoulders. Goodness, he was perfect. And when his ocean blue eyes met mine, I came out of my trance. " Why is it you?" That's what I intended to say when I opened my mouth, but... " Mate!" Soft, and needy, laced with raw need and desires were the words that left my lips, my wolf's needy voice. When he recognised me, his eyes darkened, a mixture of anger and resentment dancing on his beautiful orbs as he looked at me. He wanted to shout, to hurl a nasty insult, but I guess just like me, he was powerless when it came to the mate bond. " Mate!" Those were the words that slipped past hi
Rhys. It was three in the morning, my wedding day to Amery Fords, and for some reason, I couldn't sleep. To distract myself, I went into my study, but even there, I couldn't get anything done. ' Are you sure about this, Rhys?' My wolf, Storm's sceptical voice drew me out of my reverie, and I nodded, determination glazing my eyes. There was no room for doubt. I was only a few hours from marrying Amery, what was there not to be sure about? ' Why must it be her? Why must it be Amery? She is not even our fated mate! Why did you choose her?' Once again, he asked, his voice coated with unveiled contempt as he spoke about Amery. She might not have been our fated mate, but she was the woman that I chose. And most importantly? She was kind. No one was more suitable for the position of my luna than her. For some reason though, Storm never liked her, from the very beginning, and even now that I was about to marry her, in a few hours, he was still unwilling, using every trick to make
Sabrina. " We have some business to deal with in the neighbouring packs. Luna Maya and I will be around for the next few days. Call us if you need anything. " After making sure that everything was perfect in my hotel room, Alpha Green informed me before they walked out, leaving me all alone, at the mercy of my tormenting thoughts. We were already in the Shadow Wall pack and for obvious reasons, I decided to stay in a hotel. From where I was staying, the pack house wasn't very far. It was a twenty-minute drive and more closely, it was the place where I grew up. Our house, or, rather, my former house. Yes. It was even closer, but I would rather stay in a hotel than stay there. I mean, what was the point? It was obvious that I was no longer welcome there. From the moment that Amanda and her daughter entered our lives, nothing had ever been the same, not again. From the paint, to the furniture, to our family photos which used to adorn the walls, everything was changed and tos
Sabrina. " I will come," I answered, raw bitterness cropping my voice. I didn't even wait for him to respond before I ended the call. No matter how much I hated going back there, I had to, at least, for that locket. The flight from Greenland Pack, the place that had been my home for the last four years, to Shadow Wall Pack, was long and nerve-wracking, it took approximately ten hours. Yes, ten hours. Back then, when I left Shadow Wall Pack, that was how desperately I wanted to put a distance between me and the people who hurt me, people who broke me, and the place which stopped being my home. And for the four years that I had been away, looking back, I couldn't help but marvel at the person that I had become. Greenland Pack had been kind to me. Under the strict Alpha's training, I had become stronger, both physically and mentally. In Greenland Pack, there were mandatory exercises to strengthen both your body and harden your resilience. Back then, when I had left Shadow Wa
Sabrina. My eyes were glued to the screen, watching my favourite drama, with a bowl of popcorn on my lap, so engrossed, blushing furiously as the lead characters shared a passionate kiss when I was interrupted by the ringing of my phone, loud, untimely, and overall, annoying. Well, from annoyance, my face went deathly pale when I glanced at the screen, taking a glimpse at the caller ID. " Father." The name was saved boldly, and at the sight of it, bitter and unwelcome memories surged within me, so violently that I visibly shivered. It had been four years. Four long years since I fled home, or should I say, the place that ceased to be home, at least, for me? Four years since I went no contact with my father, after that heartbreaking betrayal. And now, as I glanced at the vibrating phone, curiosity and dread coursed within me in equal measures. ' Pick it up, Sabrina. It could be important.' At the back of my mind, my wolf urged, curiosity edging her tone. " Fat







