로그인Gosh! This guy was so confused.
Suddenly, Amanda came into the room and let out a cry, and Chris jerked away from me and ran to her.
“See? You couldn't even forget her for a minute, like you did me for a whole damn week. You know what? I can't do this!” I immediately walked out of the room, leaving them both to enjoy their privacy.
I gave up everything for Chris.
My family, my best friend... I lost everyone I ever loved for Chris!
My dad and my nanny were the only ones in my family until I met David, my best friend. He became rather distant after I told him about the bite, so we weren't in contact until 3 years ago, when I heard he met the beta of the black shade pack, one of the most powerful packs in New York, who turned out to be his mate.
Chris's pack, the black Moon pack, was nothing close to their power.
I picked up my phone for the first time in 5 years and ran out of the pack house and into the forest since there was hardly any network in the pack house.
I went through my phone looking for my dad's number; he was one of the most powerful businessmen in New York. I thought I was never going to call him after I left.
"Hello, daddy, it's been a while."
My voice trembles slightly, unsure of how he'll react. There was a pause on the other end, and for a moment, I worried he wouldn't answer.
"Abigail... oh, sweetie, it's so good to hear your voice," he said, his tone cracking with emotion.
I glanced around, noticing someone approaching me. My heart raced as I realized I needed to end the call quickly.
"Daddy, I need your help," I say urgently, trying to keep my voice low.
"What's wrong, baby? What's going on?" he asked, concern etched in his voice.
"I... I want to come home," I whispered, my eyes scanning everywhere.
"Okay, sweetie, I'll come get you. Where are you?" He asked, his tone firm and reassuring.
But I knew I couldn't reveal my location. I thought quickly, remembering that David knew where I was, but would he be willing to help me?
"Daddy, can you please call David? He'll know what to do. Please, you have to trust me," I pleaded.
"Daddy, I don't have much time. Please, just call David and tell him to come get me. I need him," I said, my voice shaking.
"Okay, Abigail. I'll call David. But promise me you'll be safe until we can get to you," he said, his voice laced with worry.
I nodded, even though he couldn't see me. "I'll be safe, Daddy. Please hurry."
"I have to go, Daddy. Please, just trust me," I whispered, my heart racing.
"I trust you, baby. We'll get to you soon," he said, his voice firm.
I hung up the phone.
"Luna, you're here; I've been looking for you.” I heard Asher's voice.
“Yes, I came out for a run.” He looked at me for a while and nodded.
“Do you want to race back?” He asked, and without saying a thing, I ran off.
Days passed, and I received no response from my dad. The pain kept increasing, and I wanted to disappear. My mind was a mess. I knew I couldn't just leave, but with the mating bond, Chris could find me in no time.
I went to the training room. I needed to do something to distract me from what was happening.
Anthony, the pack's other gamma, stood in front of me, his piercing blue eyes fixed on me.
A few months after I came to the pack, Anthony had taken me under his wing, pushing me to my limits, testing my strength, and making me understand how to use my wolf, but I stopped training because Chris got jealous.
If it weren't for Chris, Anthony, he would have become my gamma, but I was happy I got Asher.
Anthony lunged at me, his movements lightning-fast, but I was quicker. I dodged to the side, avoiding his attack by mere inches. He spun around, his eyes narrowing, and came at me again.
I dodged once more, my heart racing with excitement. This was it—the moment I'd been waiting for. I countered with a swift kick, catching Anthony off guard. He stumbled back, a hint of surprise on his face.
I took advantage of the opening, striking again and again, my movements fluid and precise. Anthony tried to defend himself, but I was relentless, my determination and anger fueling my actions.
Finally, with a triumphant cry, I landed the final blow, sending Anthony crashing to the mat. I stood over him, my chest heaving, my fists still clenched.
Anthony looked up at me, a slow grin spreading across his face. "Well done, Abigail," he said, his voice filled with pride. "You've not lost your touch."
I smiled; I believe I learned from what happened, and he smiled.
“You should get going, Luna; I don't want to get beaten up again.” He laughed.
After talking for a while, I left, and just as I climbed the stairs, I saw Amanda.
"Abi, wait up.” She said so, but I ignored her.
I was about to go into my new room when I heard a loud scream, and I turned back to see Amanda stumbling down the stairs, making me run towards her, but it was too late to do anything as her body stopped on the last of the stairs.
"Amanda!" I heard Chris's voice as he ran towards her.
Everyone gathered around Chris and Amanda, who were in a puddle of blood, making me gasp in horror.
”My baby.” She whispered, and my eyes widened in surprise.
"Who the hell pushed her down?" Chris growled, making everyone cower.
"I saw Luna pushing her," one of the she-wolves blurted out, making Chris's eyes land on mine, which were glowing with anger, and his wolf was threatening to come out and kill me!
Asher's POV. I peered through the front of the house, scanning the entire environment and coming up with nothing but people who have been led to their demise. I kind of pitied them because they didn't even know what they were up to. It was a pity that most of them didn't know that they were going to meet their waterloo."Let's go out and fight." Abigail urged but I dragged her arm backwards. We were going to do something strange which was going to solidify our presence as the reigning monarch."We do not know how many people he has been able to recruit and I would not also underestimate the power of a resentful man. He might seem powerless but do not take it to be that way. I should not even have to listen to whatever Christopher has to say about we must not take him for granted or else we would be shocked by how worse things will become. I knew that I was pushing her away because she itched to fight for her people which wasn't a bad idea, but I didn't want us to be caught betw
Abigail's POV. "No, stop! I can't take this anymore!" The screams of a woman locked behind bars reached my ears and I grew moved by compassion to help her out of the mess she was currently in. I knew that I was probably having an overstretch but what could I do to make things easier? My legs got tied together as I moved, it was almost as though somebody had decided that I didn't deserve any form of freedom and they were insistent on making sure that I lost everything. That had to be the reason for the delay I was facing when trying to get out of the trap I was in.It was easier said than done because trying to break out of it almost seemed like a huge rebellion streak, and the screams got louder but now there was a catch. The woman had gotten engulfed in fire. All attempts to break free from the clutches that I had been miserably tied to were nothing but void. "Asher!" I screamed, as the fire drew closer, circling me, threatening to pull me into the circle.I was very committe
Asher's POV.My eyes were solely fixated on Abigail who had become a shell of herself even though she would never admit to that. I believed that she was one of the most important people that I would ever have the fortune of meeting so I was intentional about not blowing this chance. It would almost seem like she had no choice but that wasn't in any way true. She was a woman who had decided on what she wanted out of life and it was wonderful how much could be gotten if a person put their minds to it. I wasn't going to act pompous or believe that she could not take certain decisions herself because that would be expressively reducing her ability. My wolf was having a hard time breathing with her not being by our side but I had also determined not to push her into doing something that she will probably resent me for forever. A lot of mess had been going on in the past. It didn't mean that there was no chance at remedy unless she was insistent about not giving my people any. I didn
Abigail's POV. My return to the place where I had been severely rejected wasn't a smooth one, but I was focused on what I wanted to achieve and insisted that I was going to get it whether through hook or crook. Nobody was going to stop me from having the best time of my life but on my terms and conditions. It would be stupid to come from where I had been and then accept such ridicule. The most important part about having whatever this was was the fact that there was always going to be a showdown of power, I bumped into Asher as soon as I stepped out. I felt nothing but intense annoyance at what this had become. It wasn't one of those things that I could have ever avoided but at the same time I could always deal with it squarely and pretend like it never existed. "You look just exactly how I remember. How did I manage to fumble such a beauty like you?" He whispered as though he could not believe his ears and, as much as I would have loved to smile I decided not to look the slight
Asher's POV. I was very committed to finding help but not at the detriment of everything that I held dear.Most of the people who pretended like they were about to help me just wanted the slice of the cake and I was here to disappoint them as much as I could. I wasn't going to compromise my standards just to suit their narratives or egos. I was very particular about what I wanted out of life and no matter what, I was going to get it. It might just take a longer while but I would achieve it and that was the only motivation I needed. Who needed false promises, when you knew that you could have your hands on the best things in life and emerge a winner, as opposed to just letting life do its thing and still end up a loser?I had various reasons not to speak to Abigail myself because we were going to bring in so much emotion and then destroy what truly needed to be done. I wanted nothing more than a solid foundation that would give birth to more issues which would end up solving the pr
Abigail's POV. My steps carried so much weight, more than I expected. I had absolutely nothing to be worried about but something kept telling me that I needed to be very careful. Being very careful was going to help me in particular instead of other people and I wanted to seize that opportunity. It didn't come easy, but it was worth it. Mandy stared at me. "I want you to join us. Alpha Asher misses you and I would like for us to have a conversation about that. I wouldn't want us to lose out on a lot of goodness simply because we refuse to take the right step." She cajoled.The issue here wasn't me returning to that place, it was the fact that my return could cause more stress than necessary. I would have been very happy if I didn't have to form any alliance with Asher, because my trust level had depleted, and I would be deceiving myself if I pretended that everything was fine. I believed that these guys were just having the time of their life attempting to bring me back into some







