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Chapter 40

Author: Destiny lucky
last update Last Updated: 2025-08-30 16:28:50

Flora

Kiran’s voice was the first thing I heard when she pushed the door open.

She leaned on the wall, looked at me, and raised her eyebrows. “You look like someone who is about to do something really stupid,” she said slowly.

I gave a small smile, but I didn’t even try to deny it. Maybe she was right. My head was full of thoughts, too heavy to carry. My chest felt hot, like anger and sadness mixed together.

Kiran walked closer and sat beside me on the bed. She looked at me the way only she could, like she could see straight into my heart. “Flora, whatever it is you’re planning, stop now. Don’t do it. You’re playing with fire, and I don’t want to watch you burn. I can feel it,this is dangerous.”

I let out a long breath, like the air itself was heavy. “Kiran… all my life, I’ve been scared. Scared of what people will say about me. Scared of what Valen will do. Scared of what the whole pack will think if I make the wrong step. I’m tired of it. I can’t live like that anymore. I don’t want
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