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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 💚Kai.“I, Aria Langston, reject you, Kai Blackthorn, as my mate.”The words didn’t just reach me.They entered me and tore through me.For a single suspended second, everything in the room se
“How cruel, because the worst part…” I whispered, my voice trembling, “is that we’re mates.”The word tasted bitter and I looked at him again.At the boy I had loved. At the wolf who had broken me.“The Moon Goddess blessed me with my mate…” I said softly, tears streaming down my face, “and he turne
Aria.I couldn’t 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
The room tilted and I could see it. The trees. The darkness. The desperation and fear in my breath as the wolf had approached me.“I watched you,” he said. “As you got closer to the border.”My legs felt weak.“And just when I thought my son would do what he always does… nothing…”He smiled and it w
Aria.I didn’t understand.The words lingered in the air, heavy and suffocating, and I found myself staring at Kai like if I just looked at him long enough, he would say something, anything, that would make it all make sense.“What’s going on, Kai?” My voice came out smaller than I intended, trembli
It was strange. Kai Blackthorn was never sad. He was arrogant, cocky, infuriating, but never sad.“Aww,” I scoffed, trying to shake off the weird pang in my chest. “The great alpha’s son, scared of the dark, while his father was out lighting fires in other packs. That’s rich.”He didn’t snap back li
I didn’t answer. The words sat like stones in my chest, too heavy to spit out. His version of favor didn’t look anything like what I’d seen. I bit my tongue and let the silence sit between us, my doubts unspoken as Ryder dragged me toward the tunnel exit.When the night air hit us, it burned my lung
The Alpha of Silverwood. The Alpha who had vanished. The Alpha my mother had sworn was alive.He really was. And he was here.He reached out and placed a hand on my shoulder. Even after everything, that old commanding aura rolled off him in waves, demanding attention, respect, obedience. My knees al
Aria.The field was buzzing with energy, voices crashing into one another like waves. The stands shook with stomps and chants as students waved handmade posters in the air. Maya had somehow gotten her hands on a foam finger, waving it proudly as she screamed, “Go Ravens! Wooo, yes!” Her voice nearl







