LOGINBy the time dawn breaks, my legs ache, my lungs burn, and I can barely stand.I don’t remember how long I’ve been out here. The forest is silent now; birds have begun to stir in the pale light. My hands are sticky and my clothes are torn.I can’t feel any of it. None of it registers. Instead, I’m ju
I hear him leave. The soft sound of his footsteps fading down the hall feels like a knife twisting deeper into my chest.My back is pressed against the door, knees shaking, trying to hold myself together but the moment the silence stretches too long, I shatter.My legs give out, and I slide down the
I continue to follow her scent until it leads me to her room.I stand, exhaling shakily, staring at the door as if it could give me answers. As if it could help me fix this. Knox presses closer to the surface, restless and desperate as I am, to ease the pain I caused her today.I close my eyes brief
Knox’s growl rips through my mind the second I turn away from Lola.“Go after her.” I don’t even get the chance to think before his voice becomes a snarl. “Now, Alec. Find our mate before it’s too late.”He doesn’t need to tell me twice. The urge to find her is already burning inside me like a fucki
Alec.I freeze.For a moment, it’s like the world forgets how to move. The only thing I can hear is my own heartbeat. Loud, heavy, and uneven, pounding against my ribs like it’s trying to escape.Lola.She stands there, looking perfectly fine. Her dark hair falls the same way it used to, and her eye
Excitement surges through me anyway, and I can’t help squealing, “Oh my God, Alec! Do you know what this means? I never even got the chance to go to a ball before and now I actually can.”The annual ball is usually attended by werewolves who have shifted. When he was my alpha, I never got to attend







