LOGINHer mouth opened, but no words came out as she put her hand in her pocket and threw it across the room as Tobias gasped looking at it.āSo it's true..ā He said but I ignored him and faced Lila again.āBecause of you,ā I continued, my voice shaking now, āthe alpha found out.āThe room grew quieter.ā
Aria.The car hadnāt even fully stopped before I opened the door and stumbled out of it, my legs barely steady beneath me as I hit the gravel outside the dorm. The cold evening air slapped against my face, but it did nothing to ground me. Nothing could.I couldnāt breathe properly.Every inhale came
Just emptiness.A missing place.I lay there on the floor, unable to move for a few seconds, every inch of me shaking from the force of what had just been ripped away. My chest felt hollowed out. My wolf had gone silent inside me, I could feel him curled deep and hurt and fading, as if he had retrea
**please if you can, leave a review on the homepage of this book, it helps it push to more readers, thanks šKai.āI, Aria Langston, reject you, Kai Blackthorn, as my mate.āThe words didnāt just reach me.They entered me and tore through me.For a single suspended second, everything in the room se
āHow cruel, because the worst partā¦ā I whispered, my voice trembling, āis that weāre mates.āThe word tasted bitter and I looked at him again.At the boy I had loved. At the wolf who had broken me.āThe Moon Goddess blessed me with my mateā¦ā I said softly, tears streaming down my face, āand he turne
Aria.I couldnāt breathe. It felt like the room was closing in around me.It felt like something had wrapped around my chest and tightened with every passing second, squeezing the air out of me until all I could do was gasp. My hand flew to my chest as I stumbled back, my vision blurring, my thought
Aria.The car rolled slowly through the towering black gates, the crunch of gravel under the tires echoing faintly in the night. I pressed my forehead lightly to the cool glass, watching the lanterns flicker in the garden. They gave the mansion an almost eerie glow, soft light against a house that w
āIām sorry for hurting you,ā I whispered, the words escaping before I could stop them. They were true, and they sat heavy in the air.I tugged the jersey higher over her shoulders, making sure she was covered before I pushed myself up and headed into the bathroom. I stripped quickly, stepping under
The garden was empty, bathed in pale silver light. I lifted my face to the half moon, its glow washing over me, distant but familiar. My lips parted on a whisper. āMoon goddess, help my family.āThe words fell from me like fragile pieces of hope.āShe never listens to anyone,ā a voice said from the
Kai.I knew I was dreaming. I could feel the weight pressing down on my body, the exhaustion sinking into my bones, pulling me deeper into unconsciousness. Still, the dream felt real enough that when I opened my eyes, the sound of whistles, cheers, and roaring voices filled my ears like I had steppe







