LOGINAriaThe first scent to hit me was the distinct smell of disinfectant. I sat upright from the bed where I lay, I couldn't help the ghost-like chuckle that slipped past my lips, to think I’m back in this familiar room once more.The door knob turned, and the door opened. Bones stepped in, wearing a white overall coat with white goggles.“First lady,” he greeted, “How are you feeling?”“Surprisingly, light,” I mumbled, “Just sore.”He nodded, “That’s good, your injuries this time were all superficial, your body seemed to have adjusted and healed faster too.”I tilted my head, “That’s a good thing, right?”“It means your wolf is closer to the surface, she’s healing really well. Especially since the wolfsbane has been flushed from your system,” he added.I didn’t know exactly what to make of the new piece of information. “Oh,” I replied.“You don’t sound very happy”“I don’t know,” I confessed, “It all feels a bit overwhelming. I mean, of course, I want to meet her, but what will it be li
CainMika removed the gag, she took in air greedily, and then slumped tiredly against the metal chair.“I did it. No one sent me. That bitch doesn't deserve you.”Mika moved to stop her, but I shook my head to stop her. “Let her,” I spoke into the link, leaning back on my chair.Laura showed a crazed expression, “I've loved you for as long as I can remember, but one little girl shows up and suddenly you fall for her. What about me.”“Delusional idiot,” Kale growled, “I should use her blood as a peaceful offering for mate.”“That we agree on. Not the blood part, Aria would freak out.” I agreed.“We've never had anything going on Laura. Not even once,” I pointed out.She shook her head, refusal shining in her pupils, “But we could have. We were building something beautiful. You even asked how I was.”“I care for every member of my pack.”“But… you let me get away with so many things.”“I never did. I never cared about your petty games, until it involved my mate.” I cut her off.She look
CainI felt my chest stiffen. I didn't respond, “Rest princess, you'll need your strength.”With that I left before I could do or say anymore.“Iceberg” Kale snapped.“What tantrum are you throwing now?” I sighed tiredly.“You could have at least comforted mate, she just got hurt. Yet you're acting so grumpy. What if you chase her away?”I couldn't believe my ears, “Are you my wolf or her wolf?”“Of course, I belong to my mate,” he puffed his head, his voice laced with pride. Then it lowered again in a whine, “Go back, let's pull mate into our arms and console her more. Let her feel our love and care.”“Horny idiot.”“I never even said anything intimate, you're the one thinking dirty.”I rolled my eyes, how did this turn back to me? Wasn't I just chastising the fool I call my wolf?“Idiot.” I cursed and ignored him, feeling my chest go hollow the further away I walked from the room.“You feel it too. When will you stop this stubbornness, mate could be scared now.”“I think she's perfe
Cain“Bones” My voice echoed, bouncing off the sterile walls. Pack nurses rushed towards me with a stretcher, “Show me to the ward,” I hissed, refusing to let go. I didn't trust anyone now, someone had deliberately tampered with her bike. I was sure of it. I personally worked on and commissioned that bike myself, so I would know if something wasn't right with it. Bones rushed in after me, “Prez, you need to step out.”A growl slipped past my lips, Kale banged on our wall, wanting to rip everything to shreds, his heart ached at her state. I reined him in, “No.” I snapped at Bones, “I'm staying.”He shook his head, “I need to focus, your aura is putting not just me off, but the nurses too. I need all hands on deck to check on her properly. We can't do it with you here.True to his word, beads of sweat had formed on his forehead, looking around the faces of the nurses which had flushed pale as they struggled to stand properly.Without a word, I walked out, heading straight to the rac
AriaThe bike kept racing, just as I got to the curve, I tilted the bike forcibly, feeling the weight tug at me. My grip nearly loosened, but I tightened it on the clutch, twisting my body alongside the bike like my life depended on it, because it did.I felt tears sting in my eyelids. Why aren't my brakes working? Why is this happening now?A feeling of helplessness washed over me. I couldn't call for help, I was alone, my chest tightened. Just as I got to the next curve, I did the same thing again, twisting and turning forcibly at full speed, my back scratched against the wall, I felt the protective suit tear.Cold air hit my back instantly, my teeth shattered, but there was no slowing down. I ignored the cold seeping into my bones. Clenching my teeth, I pulled my mind onto the track, even with my heart hammering against my chest, I had to make sure I survived. I hadn't yet found out what exactly happened to Elena, or why Theron took her life. I had to get revenge for her.I watc
AriaI turned to the source of the unpleasantly unfamiliar voice to see Laura glaring at me. I scoffed, feeling my blood boil just from seeing her face.“To what do I owe this displeasure?” I sneered. If she thought I was going to let things go after she got me kidnapped with her cohort, then she’s mistaken.I would find the evidence, and I'd make sure it blew up in her face.“You don’t deserve that bike, relying on a bond that shouldn’t belong to you to get privileges that you don’t deserve,” she snorted, her face red, probably from anger.I chuckled, “And you deserve it?”She was about to respond, but I cut her off, “At least I get things handed to me for being your Alphas mate, unlike some people who keep wanting what they can never have,” I taunted, enjoying the way her face flushed.Mia gave me a big thumbs up, “Some people are just unlucky, don’t blame your bad luck on others,” she crossed her arms, staring at Laura. Turns out Cassy wasn’t the only one with a strong dislike for







