Mag-log in~Malik~ I held Ange’s hand and led her out to the front of the castle where my pack members and distant Alphas from both the werewolf and Lycan territories were gathered. Everyone bowed their heads as we came out, standing on the podium. Rafe, Hunter, Soren, and Kael filed out behind us in thei
~Ezinne~ It was a total disaster. A far cry from what I had expected. I couldn’t believe that Alpha Abee was this malicious and could go to any extent to gain the power he needed. He had trapped us, releasing the rogues and his men on us. We were outnumbered, and even though our men fought val
~Malik~ My team and I pulled up just a few feet away from Alpha Abee’s cars. His men were already waiting, looking ready to fight. Once Alpha Abee saw our cars, he got out of his car, signalling his men to bring Kael out. They led Kael out while we led Ange out. Ezinne stood beside me, her fing
~Ezinne~ Malik paced up and down the den. We all waited in bathed breath as the hour passed. Ange told us everything we needed to know. It was so disheartening that the man Malik trusted from his childhood and had called him mentor, even respecting him as a father had been responsible for all
Ange’s words had the ring of truth, but I wasn’t ready to take her at face value or divulge our strategies. For all I knew, this could be a ploy. Since Malik and I have marked each other, we could link ourselves. I quickly reached out to him, informing him of Ange’s unexpected visit and the cryptic
“Oh, fucking goddess, Red. I think I’m going to come.” A moan escaped my throat, and I gagged as his head hit the back of my throat. He let me pull back to catch my breath, and I sucked on his tip, giving a flirty look under my lashes. “I don’t think I can wait any longer, Red. Come here.” He quic
~Malik~ After my evening shower, I stepped into our shared office space to find Kael hunched over Soren's computer. I greeted him with a light tap on the head. "What's keeping you busy? You know you should catch some sleep; we're set to take over from Rafe and the others at dawn," I men
Rafe often said I needed a mate to soften my edges, but the thought never appealed to me. I had never thought of having one. Mates seemed more like distractions than partners, and I had no desire to become as infatuated and vulnerable as Hunter had become with Eloise. He practically worshipped the g
"You must be the queen bee," a deep voice remarked from behind me. Turning, I was met by a young man whose presence was surprisingly commanding for his age, and his voice way deeper than his appearance. His features were striking, and he carried the hint of emerging adulthood with an effortless ch
I struggled to contain my emotions, my grip tightening on the stem of the wine glass. Felicia, my wolf, stirred within me, ever ready to defend and shield me. Since my teenage years, when I lost confidence and self-esteem, she had been my pillar, restoring the strength and confidence I had lost. Dee







