“Alright, I’m coming-” I resisted the urge to roll my eyes as I stepped out of the washroom, “You didn’t have to wait for me, I could’ve just met you out there-”“You know full well we’re supposed to appear together, you’re my wife-” Mason turned to look at me, eyes widening for a second as he looke
“How long have they been in an affair? How did you find out?” “Are they keeping the pup?” “How did you feel when you found out his mistress was your stepsister?” All the questions being thrown in my face was a little more overwhelming than I’d anticipated, but I remained poised, my expression ne
“Mother of your pup?” Mason scoffed, his eyes flickering back and forth between Isaac and I. I pressed my lips together as the room thickened with tension, and I looked over at Father to gauge his reaction.“Mother of… the Lycan Prince’s… pup…” Father stood there in silence, his mouth agape with sho
As I watched Father and Isaac converse with each other (what they were talking about, I wasn’t quite listening to anymore – they’d lost my attention when they started bonding over liking the same type of whiskey), I couldn’t help but find it fascinating. A century ago, we had lost to the Lycans in a
“Like I said, it’s your choice, gorgeous. Take a second to think about it, I know these are big decisions for that pretty little head of yours.”I couldn’t help but scoff at his condescending tone, crossing my arms over my chest as I stared at Isaac with an expression that read ‘you’ve got to be kid
Before I shut the door, I took one last look at the nursery room, my eyes trailing over the rocking chair and the empty bookshelf and the chest of toys. Goodbye. It was sad to leave, yes – but the most important thing here was that I was having a baby, and even if I couldn’t give them this room, I c
“We’re not taking any questions at the moment, but my fiancée and I would really appreciate it if we could get some rest. We had a long flight.”The reporters, clearly respectful of the Lycan, made way for us and stepped to the side to create a clear pathway. My lashes fluttered in surprise – their
“I really think this one might be different. I bet Miss Ravenwood is going to be the last woman in his life. She’s nice, I like her so far-”“Ooh, are we placing bets?? I want in! I don’t think she’ll last, give it two weeks and Prince Isaac is going to go right back into diving in between a new pai
Isaac’s eyes lit up. “That’s an excellent idea, Bianca. And if it means we can finally move past all this talk of flowers, I’m all for it.”For the next hour, Isaac and I worked together, selecting new decorations that matched the new flowers. But there was something… different between us. Despite t
BiancaI woke up slowly, still groggy from last night’s bout of sickness. The bed was warm and comfortable, but something felt off. My hands patted the empty space beside me. Isaac was gone.Sitting up, I rubbed my eyes and glanced around the room. No sign of him.For some reason, his absence unsett
Isaac studied my face for a long moment, and then that damn smirk tugged at the pout of his mouth again. “My, my. Bianca Ravenwood, you’re blushing.”I rolled my eyes even though I knew he was right. I could feel the heat undeniably pooling in my face.It wasn’t until we’d nearly reached the end of
BiancaOur last evening in Silvermist began with a tour of the village. Benjamin insisted we see the community before leaving, proudly leading us through the small town as the sun began its descent behind the snow-capped mountains.Despite the obvious economic hardships, the village was really charm
I froze, trying to extract myself without waking him. But it was too late—his eyes were already open, watching me with an amused expression.“Morning, darling,” he said, his voice low and rough with sleep. He made no move to let go.“Sorry,” I muttered, scooting back to my side of the bed. “I didn’t
BiancaSleep didn’t come easily that night.After my conversation with Benjamin, I’d retreated to my mother’s bedroom, crawled under the faded blue canopy, and attempted to process everything I’d learned. My father had murdered my mother. Had orchestrated a cover-up that spanned a decade, blamed an
I flipped through the pages, Benjamin’s neat handwriting documenting dates, names, transactions. It was methodical and thorough. And utterly damning.“Why didn’t you come forward with this before?” I glanced up at him.Benjamin’s shoulders slumped. “I tried, in the beginning. But your father systema
BiancaThe sitting room was warm now, the fire that Benjamin had built crackling in the hearth. Even now, with most of the furniture—aside from the two antique brocade armchairs we were sitting in—still covered in dusty white sheets, I could picture a warm and merry house that was once full of life
We climbed the stairs, which creaked loudly under our weight. The upstairs hallway stretched in both directions, lined with doors.At the end of the hall stood double doors with carved moons on them that matched the one on the key. Those must have been my mother’s rooms. I turned the key in the lock