LOGINDamion never thought it was possible for him to meet his mate, but he was surprised when he entered class on a faithful day and he was staring at the most beautiful creature he's ever set his eyes on who happens to be his mate. How the hell is he going to tell the guy that he's his mate?
View MoreDamion’s Point of View (continued)***********The pressure didn’t just touch the bond this time, it traced it not blindly, not curiously but deliberately. Like something running its fingers along a seam, testing where it might split. Valir's presence sharpened instantly inside me, no longer just watchful, alert, coiled, not afraid but not dismissing it either, they are mapping us.The realization came with a cold kind of clarity that settled deep in my chest. Jane's hand brushed mine, barely there, but the contact grounded the current between us, not softer, just steadier, controlled.“They’re not just reaching,” he said under his breath. “They’re learning the structure.”“I know.”And that was the problem. Before, they had reacted to the bond like something foreign. Now they were beginning to understand it.“They’ll try to separate it,” I said quietly. Jane went still beside me.Kael’s voice came low from my other side. “Or replicate it.” That was worse.Because if they could mimic
Damion’s Point of View**********Sleep became a strategy. No one called it that, but that’s what it was. Not rest for recovery, rest for function, timed, rotated, measured in how long someone could afford to let their awareness dip without compromising the whole. I didn't sleep, not fully, I let my body go still at intervals, leaned against the wall just inside the inner line, eyes closed but mind alert. Tracking every shift through the bond like a second pulse beneath my own.Jane stayed close, even though I had tried to persuade him to go back home so he could get some rest, as I didn't want to leave the pack members to be on their own tonight, but he refused to go inside, not without me, and I'm worried about him coupled with him being pregnant and all. But having him here with me, I must confess, keeps me calm.Before, the bond between us had always been strong, something we moved through, relied on, trusted without question. Now, we were aware of it in a different way, like stan
Damion’s Point of View********They didn’t move for a long time after that, not because they were frozen, but because something had shifted so deeply that instinct itself needed to be recalibrated. The kind of silence that followed wasn’t fear, it was processing. Every person there had felt it, that pressure, that wrongness, that awareness pressing against them like something unseen had brushed the edge of their existence and decided to step back for now.I let my gaze move slowly across the compound, taking stock the way I always did after a threat. No one was injured, no one had broken formation, no one had run, good. But their eyes were different now, there was something new in them now, not panic, not even doubt, but understanding. They knew, just like I did, that what we had just faced wasn’t something we could fight the way we fought anything before.“They didn’t leave because we forced them to,” Mara said quietly behind me.I didn’t turn. “No.”“They chose to.”“Yes.” That mat
Damion’s Point of View*********The first thing I understood was this, we were out of time. Not in the frantic, panicked way most people imagined, not in chaos or confusion, but in certainty. There are moments in a leader’s life where instinct sharpens into something else, something cleaner, colder and undeniable. This was one of them, the moment those things stepped from the tree line, whatever fragile balance we had been maintaining between peace and preparation collapsed into something singular. Survival, but not just that, defense, protection and claim.Beside me, Jane didn't move and that, more than anything, grounded me, he wasn't reacting, he was choosing and that meant I could too.“Fall back to the inner line,” I said, my voice carrying without effort, not raised, not strained, just absolute. The pack responded instantly, not because they weren’t afraid, but because they trusted the structure we’d built. The drills, the quiet preparations, the unspoken understanding that one
Damion’s Point of View**********I woke before the sun crested the trees, not because my instincts jolted me awake, but because something inside me had finally learned the shape of rest.Jane was warm against me, his breathing slow and even, his body curved into mine like it had always belonged th
Jane’s Point of View*************I woke slowly, not because something pulled me from sleep, but because nothing pushed me out of it.There was no jolt of memory, no sharp reminder of loss, no instinctive brace against pain. Just warmth. Steady, surrounding warmth, like being held inside a living
Jane's Point Of View*************That night, sleep came in fragments.Not because of fear surprisingly, not that, but because my mind refused to stay still. Every time I drifted, I felt it again. That quiet, steady presence inside me. Like a promise being whispered directly into my bones.Damion
Damion’s Point of View************The moment Jane’s name flashed across my phone, the world around me collapsed into silence. I’d been in the middle of a meeting, when a sharp tug yanked at the bond in my chest, firm, urgent, almost painful. I’d felt since I left him at the pool earlier, restless






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