Ellie's POVHe was close. Too close.I could feel Nolan breath against my skin before I even dared to meet his gaze. His face hovered inches from mine, his eyes narrowed, sharp and unreadable. My back was against the cool stone wall of the alley between the café and the bookstore, and his arm was br
My heart was thudding, getting louder and louder. “Woah, woah. Okay. Please relax. Listen, I don’t know who you think I am but I have amnesia,” I said. “A car accident. I don’t remember anything before a few weeks ago. So even if I wanted to help you, I can’t.”He looked shaken, tilting his head. “A
Ellie's POVWe’d finished shopping ages ago, and decided on some refreshments. We’d just sat down with an ice coffee and tea, a pile of shopping bags by our feet, when Rae gave me that look, the one that meant trouble.“Ugh this was so nice ,” she said, sipping her drink. “You’re finally smiling lik
The Beta nodded.“Bring her home,” I ordered. “Tell her I need her back at the villa. Now.”“She might not want to come willingly,” he warned.“She always comes when called.”My voice tightened when I said it. That was the Ellie I knew—or thought I knew. Now, I wasn’t so sure.The Beta left instantl
Nolan's POVI stared at the two test results laid out on the desk like opposing truths in a courtroom. One claimed Ellie was pregnant. The other, clean and pristine, said she wasn’t.The Healer stepped forward. "Alpha, I know I have no right to ask this, but… Ellie didn’t lie. Not about this. I’ve b
But I surprised her. I really was just… not her.“You know,” I said as we stepped out of the shop, both of us slipping on a pair of ridiculous matching sunglasses we absolutely didn’t need, “maybe losing my memory really was the best thing that ever happened to me.”Rae snorted, adjusting hers drama