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64: Extra time

Author: Estee EE
last update publish date: 2026-09-15 21:43:19

Layla POV

Draven vanished at some point. So did George Hunt. My son and I didn't leave Midnight Moon Pack. I didn't bother trying to sneak away, even after the Alphas vanished from sight. I was too tired and uninspired. The thought of running felt like an exhausting battle I simply didn't have the strength to fight at the moment.

Not only were there wolves everywhere, but running wouldn't be good for Aiden, especially now that he was no longer protected by the invisible mask. I couldn't afford
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  • Fractured Bond: Hiding the Alpha's heir   66: The broken glass of juice 2

    As we went through the details, I realized I didn't hate the task half as much as I had when Travis first assigned it to me. At least it gave me something else to be troubled about, and I was beginning to understand that almost any problem was easier to face than the possibility of losing my son.Or Draven getting mated.I ignored the taunting voice in my head. I’d stubbornly refused to let my mind go there.But as I remembered that his mating ceremony must have come and gone, bitterness filled my mouth. I pushed the thought away and forced my attention back to the chart in front of me.“Silverberry,” Stanley said suddenly.My heart jolted.I was staring at the report detailing the substance found in the girl's blood. The scientific term was printed in bold ink on the sheet. Yet it hadn't registered until Stanley said the word aloud.“You know it, right? That's what she was fed.”I swallowed.Savanna's words came rushing back as I stared at the lab results, dragging memories of my chi

  • Fractured Bond: Hiding the Alpha's heir   66: The broken glass of juice

    Layla POVApparently, when Draven said, “we'll drop you and your mother off at her place,” he wasn't talking about himself. He sent his Beta instead, without giving me any explanation about what would happen next. It felt like he'd rather not speak to me at all.Before he vanished, he'd told Aiden again that they would see each other soon. Often was the word he used.When Aiden and I were leaving Midnight Moon, Beta Nash had insisted on driving us back. Clyde protested at first, then the two of them eventually disappeared into a study with Alpha Cullen. When they came back out, there was an odd shimmer in Clyde's eyes.With Clyde driving, Nash in the passenger seat, and Aiden and me in the back, the ride home was mostly silent. Aiden occasionally asked me something whenever we passed an interesting landmark. I answered as best as I could while my thoughts remained somewhere else entirely.Clyde took us straight home, and I didn't have the heart to complain. I would bet my badge that

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    Draven POVI left mother and son and returned to the Arctic Moon through the woods. It was just before sunset when I entered pack grounds.Gordon Voss was in the Alpha's mansion alongside Elder Charles Reagan when I appeared. Raymond Darkwood was there too. They stood talking in the corridor leading to my office, and their conversation stopped the moment they sensed me.“Alpha Darkwood,” Reagan called eagerly.“You're here often,” I said, suddenly irritated by what his presence represented.For some reason, the attack came back to me. My suspicion that it had been coordinated. Was this male, or someone like him, behind it? Were they trying to prove something to the Realm? Testing me all because I was still unmated?“It's so good to see you too,” he replied, forcing a smile.“Alpha,” Gordon greeted.I ignored him. My thoughts went straight to Layla. Did Gordon Voss know she had been pregnant when she left the pack? The thought alone made something dark twist inside me. No.Surely he

  • Fractured Bond: Hiding the Alpha's heir   64: Extra time

    Layla POVDraven vanished at some point. So did George Hunt. My son and I didn't leave Midnight Moon Pack. I didn't bother trying to sneak away, even after the Alphas vanished from sight. I was too tired and uninspired. The thought of running felt like an exhausting battle I simply didn't have the strength to fight at the moment.Not only were there wolves everywhere, but running wouldn't be good for Aiden, especially now that he was no longer protected by the invisible mask. I couldn't afford to make a reckless decision that might put him in danger especially when we're far from neutral territory. Whatever happened next, I had to think beyond my own fears. My son came first.Thank Fate, Alpha Cullen seemed accommodating. His friend hadn't convinced him to kick me out, as I'd feared. Even Clyde was allowed to stay.For the first time since everything had fallen apart, I finally had some time alone with Aiden. Yet I didn't know how to begin explaining any of it to him.Instead, all I

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    Draven POVThe look on Layla's face made me struggle for another moment with George. That first strike had felt too good. I'd wanted to hit him for seven years.But the satisfaction disappeared almost immediately. Especially when I caught the horror on Layla's face.How was I supposed to defend what I'd just done when George's words were right?I was supposed to be getting ready for my mating ceremony. Instead, I was standing in Cullen's yard with my former best friend heaving with anger from a punch I'd barely thought twice about throwing.Aiden appeared by the door now.I straightened, immediately pulling my claws back. The sight of him was enough to force some control back into me.The crowd seemed to settle as Layla hurried over and pulled the boy back inside.George looked like he might come at me again, so I waited, almost wishing he made a move.For the first time since we'd gone our separate ways, he seemed angrier than me who was supposed to be the victim. Which made the whol

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