LOGINThank you for reading! We’re starting to peel back the layers of Kai’s past, his bond with Noah, his brother. What do you think really happened to Noah? And what’s behind that silent door? Don’t forget to like, comment, or leave a review. I’d love to hear your thoughts. 🖤
The remaining crowd had gathered mostly around the Foxes side now while giant outdoor screens continued broadcasting the finals to the thousands still gathered outside Ravencrest Stadium.I should have felt excited but instead, everything felt hollow.I looked around slowly as we walked back toward
**Two POVs in this chapter, please watch out.Aria.The moment Lila and I stepped out of the stadium tunnel, the cold night air hit my face hard enough to make me shiver.Outside was chaos.Police cars lined the roads with flashing red and blue lights while ambulances crowded the entrance. Firefight
“No—”“You betrayed Ravencrest.” His voice rose slightly now. “You betrayed me.”Tears blurred my vision completely.“You used my feelings against me.”“That’s not true anymore!”Kai laughed again softly.“And now,” he said, “you expect me to stand here and believe the spy who lied to my face from t
Aria.The pain hit instantly and it was sharp and violent. It felt like something inside my chest had physically snapped apart the moment Kai said those words.“I, Kai Blackthorn, Alpha Heir of Ravencrest accept your rejection, Aria Langston.”A broken gasp escaped my lips as my hand flew toward my
“You made me trust you.”Tears slipped down his face now too, though he looked furious they existed at all.“You made me love you.”“Kai please,” I cried. “It changed, I swear it changed—”But Kai stepped backward again before I could touch him. “Even when Ryder warned me about it, even when everyon
KEEP WATCHING.“No…” I whispered shakily.I reached toward Kai desperately. “Kai, please,” I begged. “You need to listen to me.”But he still couldn’t stop staring at the screen that I started shaking harder with every second.Then finally, he spoke. “That day in the office…”His voice sounded hollo
“Good girl.” He said softly, as he smirked at me before he continued his conversation about football. I zoned out as I continued my meal, keeping my eyes down. I sat beside him like an obedient shadow. Just like he wanted.Then I felt a shift in the air. And a chill ran down my spine and I looked up
“Come on, Lila. Let’s see what’s going on.” I dragged Lila along as we pushed through the group to see Tobias standing in front of the board looking all smug and annoying. He was grinning from ear to ear. “Oh look,” he drawled with pure mockery. “Here comes out very own silver medalists. Just in t
The rest was a blur, football practice wasn’t what I had been expecting it to be like. The sport was loud, brutal and fast. The boys hurled themselves at each other as if they were fighting for their life and not some ball. I watched them growl, snap and crash into each other like wolves in a war.
“Well because of Ravencrest’s recent display of dominance,” He continued. “Especially with the decisive victory over Silverwood. There had been a lot of attention drawn across the packs towards Ravencrest.” “The National Wolf Football Association had decided to expand this year's brackets to accomm







