LOGINThe moment they did, something inside me steadied.Just a little.He held my gaze, his expression softening, like he was trying to tell me without words that it would be okay.I blinked, forcing back the tears that threatened to fall.He stepped into the room, bowing his head slightly.“Father.”The
Aria.The car slowed to a stop and my hands were already shaking before the door even opened.I hadn’t spoken a word the entire ride. The guards hadn’t either. The silence had pressed in on me the whole way here, making every passing second feel heavier, like I was being driven toward something I co
This wasn’t going to be a normal dinner.It never was when he called for me like this.I reached the doorway and paused for half a second before stepping in.The alpha sat at the head of the table.Exactly where he always did.A newspaper in his hands, the pages shifting slightly as he turned them w
Kai.By the time I got home, I was exhausted. Practice had been intense. At the semi finals we were going to face the Goldcliff pack, and the Golden Wolves were one of the best in our region, and even worse an enemy of Ravencrest.But I wasn't just tired physically. Not the kind that went away after
But it was really gone.I hadn’t even asked Lila about it because I had been too angry that day. A sharp pain twisted in my chest at the thought of her.I pulled the blanket over my head. I didn’t want to think about her.Not now or ever.A knock on the door broke the silence and I froze before anot
**Please if you are here, rate and leave a review on the homepage/book info page of this novel, it only takes a few seconds and it means a lot and help boosts my book to other readers. Thank you all for your support!💚Aria.My room had started to feel smaller and I didn’t know if it actually was, o
AriaI lay still in the quiet, wrapped in warmth that should have felt foreign but didn’t. Kai’s breathing had evened out, soft and steady, like the storm inside him had finally gone quiet, for now.His arms were around me, loosely but protectively. I could feel the slow rise and fall of his chest a
He didn’t disagree.We sat on the couch again, a blanket draped over the side in case the cold crept in again. The fire crackled quietly from the corner, casting long shadows on the walls.I tried not to watch him. But I did.And it terrified me how easy this felt.He caught me looking once. I turne
Kai Blackthorn.The crunch of cleats hit against the turf as the snap of the ball filled the air, bodies colliding against each other and I couldn't imagine myself anywhere else. Football was my world. The field was the only place my instincts took over without hesitation. Except today. It all fe
I barged in.The room was quiet, darker than usual with the window blinds half-drawn. The sharp scent of cologne and sweat filled the air, along with something else, faint but familiar. Like pine and storms.Kai was sitting on the edge of the bench, his elbows resting on his knees, looking down at h







