Aurora’s POV I sat in the luxurious interior of the jet, the rhythmic hum of the engines providing a steady backdrop to my thoughts, I couldn't shake the lingering remnants of the dream that had plagued my sleep. With a heavy sigh, I glanced across the cabin to where Logan sat, engrossed in his work, his brow furrowed in concentration.Despite my best efforts to focus on the task at hand, the images from the dream kept intruding into my thoughts, taunting me with their vividness and intensity. It wasn’t in his study or I would have said it was a memory. This dream was in his office. The memory of Alpha Caden, his imposing figure and smoldering blue gaze, sent a shiver down my spine, igniting a fire within me that I struggled to contain. Gods, I’m never going to look at his office the same anymore. IF I ever go back there that is. Why would I dream about him, of all people? And why in such an intimate and forbidden manner? The questions swirled in my mind, fueling a sense of frustr
Alpha Caden’s POV The hours passed and Aurora remained absent, a growing sense of unease settled over me like a dark cloud. I refused to entertain the thought that she had run away, but the evidence was becoming increasingly difficult to ignore.I paced the length of the dining room, my mind racing with questions and doubts. If she hadn't returned from work since yesterday, where could she have gone? The possibilities were endless, each one more troubling than the last.Turning to Lilian for answers, I approached the topic with caution, hoping to glean some insight without raising suspicion. Her response only added to my concern; she hadn't heard from Aurora either, a fact that seemed to confirm my worst fears.Next, I sought out Lucas, hoping that he might shed some light on the situation. But his reaction caught me off guard, his bitterness palpable as he spoke of Aurora. They had been best friends before she left, but something had clearly soured their relationship in her absence.
Aurora’s POV I stepped out of Logan's car and watched him drive away, a wave of nostalgia washed over me, tinged with a sense of melancholy. The familiar sights and sounds of my apartment building stirred memories long buried, but for some reason, they no longer felt like home.Deep down, I knew that this place was no longer where I belonged. It was a temporary stop on a journey that had taken me far from where I started, and I couldn't shake the feeling of displacement that gnawed at my insides.Pushing aside the unsettling thoughts, I made my way inside the building, the familiar click of the door locking behind me echoing in the empty hallway. As I ascended the stairs to my floor, a sense of apprehension mingled with the nostalgia, the weight of uncertainty hanging heavy in the air. I reached my floor, I was greeted by the sight of my neighbor emerging from her own apartment, a warm smile lighting up her features. Despite the familiarity of the gesture, I couldn't shake the feel
Alpha Caden’s POV I went about my day at the office, the weight of Aurora's disappearance hung heavy on my mind, casting a dark shadow over everything I did. It really shouldn’t bother me that she has run away but it does. It really does in ways I shouldn’t be. Each task I tackled seemed to pale in comparison to the burning anger and frustration that simmered beneath the surface. I can’t believe she had the nerve to truly run away after how I intimidated and even threatened her at some point. Unable to shake the sense of betrayal that gnawed at my insides, I found myself more snappy than usual, snapping at colleagues and biting off terse replies to even the simplest of questions. It is so not my personality with all the charms I usually drop. My temper flared at the slightest provocation, my patience stretched thin as I struggled to maintain control in the face of mounting pressure. Yeah, Mia is getting the brunt of it and that flirty outfit she is wearing today too might get her
Aurora’s POV Returning to my apartment with Leo in tow, I was struck by a sudden surge of nostalgia as I stepped through the familiar threshold. My key was still under the rug by the door. No one has touched it which is something i like about this building, its safety.The scent of home enveloped me, mingling with the comforting presence of my loyal German Shepherd at my side. With a soft sigh, I glanced around the space, taking in the familiar sights and sounds that had once been so integral to my daily routine. Things I do every morning, like my yoga.Determined to shake off the lingering sense of unease that had plagued me since leaving Brown Wood Pack, I rolled up my sleeves and set to work cleaning the entire apartment from top to bottom. I even got motivated to change the location of my furniture, reminding me of the monster I wish to forget.With each swipe of the dust cloth and each sweep of the vacuum cleaner, I felt a sense of catharsis wash over me, the physical exertion h
I sat in my private jet, the anticipation of reaching Canada and finding Aurora grew with each passing moment. The familiar hum of the engines provided a soothing backdrop to my restless thoughts, the urgency of our mission propelling me forward.In the werewolf wolf, the notion of private jets is virtually unheard of. Most alphas, if not all, prefer to rely on their innate abilities, harnessing the speed and agility of their wolf forms to traverse vast distances with ease. With our powerful muscles and keen senses, werewolves are capable of moving at incredible speeds, making us unmatched in terms of agility and swiftness. We could cover miles upon miles in just a few minutes. For generations, alphas have relied on this natural advantage to navigate our territories, rarely venturing beyond the borders of our own countries. In our wolf forms, we can cover great distances in a fraction of the time it would take a human to travel, allowing us to patrol our territories and respond to t
Alpha Caden’s POV After the private jet touched down on Canadian soil, I wasted no time in making my way to the hotel that Mia had arranged for me. The journey had been long, and I was eager to freshen up before setting out to find Aurora. I stepped into the hotel lobby, I couldn't help but notice the curious glances that followed me. Sometimes I often wonder why people feel the need to stare at me so blatantly. Don't they think it is disrespectful? With my commanding presence and unmistakable aura of authority, I knew that I stood out in a crowd, even in human form. It wasn't arrogance, merely a recognition of the effect I had on those around me.But now was not the time for vanity. I needed to blend in, to avoid drawing unnecessary attention to myself. With practiced ease, I made my way to the front desk, checking in quickly and efficiently before heading up to my room.Once inside the confines of my hotel room, I wasted no time in shedding my suit, the crisp fabric falling away
Aurora’s POV Stepping into my tattoo shop felt like stepping into a different world, a world where I was in control, where I was the master of my own destiny. A world where I am the boss of myself where no one could order me around. No one could threaten me with punishment or even try to intimidate me. The familiar sights and sounds of the shop enveloped me, a sense of nostalgia washing over me as I took in the familiar surroundings. The painting is my favorite color in the whole world. Pink. I mean, I just adore this color. The scent of ink and antiseptic filled the air, mingling with the sound of buzzing tattoo machines and the low hum of conversation. It was a world that I had missed dearly during my time away, a world where I was free to express myself and create art without constraint.As I stood behind the counter, surveying the shop with a sense of pride, my two employees entered with a bottle of champagne in hand, their faces lit up with excitement. I stare at Lynn and Oliv