LOGINAria stared at me like she didnāt quite understand what I was saying. āShe broke it?āāYeah,ā I said, exhaling hard. āBecause I told her the truth. That I donāt love her. That I canāt love her.āHer brows drew together, her lips parting slightly as if she wanted to say something but couldnāt. Her ha
The iron lift groaned as I stepped inside, pulling the lever down hard. The old gears screeched, the sound grating through my skull. My heart was hammering so fast it almost hurt. I kept tapping my foot, impatient, anxious, desperate.Aria must have been terrified. Sheād never been in a place like t
Kai.I grabbed my jacket from the hook by the door and shoved my arms through the sleeves as I ran out of the house. My pulse was pounding so loud I could barely hear my own thoughts. Serenaās voice kept echoing in my head, her tone sharp and cold as she told me what she had done. āOh, and your lit
Serenaās lips trembled, ā...with Aria, you are different. I never get to see that part of you. You even went out of your way to defend her, almost severing the alliance between our packs. Does she mean that much to you?āHer voice cracked at the end, and I felt it, guilt crawling under my skin, pres
The sitting room came into view, and there Serena sat, posture perfect, back straight as if carved from ice. Her gloved hand moved to smooth her platinum blonde hair, her chin tilting slightly when she noticed me. She was composed, elegant as always, but her eyes, sharp, glinting, burned with someth
KaiI stood in front of Noahās room. The one on the left side of the hall. My head throbbed as the memories came back, pounding like a second heartbeat. I could still see it, like a ghost replaying itself, me running down this same hallway at night, chasing the glowing lights Noah had stuck on the f







