LOGINHarriet leaves her old pack after she realises Damon was never serious about her, heartbroken and nowhere to go, she soon finds herself in the city where she meets Gino. He is everything she could ever dream of and things seems a little to good to be true when he offers a job and money in exchange for pretending to be his wife. Will Harriet be able to keep her side of the deal or will feelings get in the way? What will happen when Damon realises his mistake and it was Harriet he wanted all along?
View MoreHarriet's POV"What have you done? You bitch." Aurora screamed again, sinking to her knees. Her face scrunched up as she held her head in her hands and sobbed like a baby.I felt like a monster.I should feel bad.But I did not."Harriet, are you okay?" Gino pulled me into his arms and searched my face, concern clouding over him. I felt dizzy all of a sudden. Gino wrapped me in his arms and growled as Klaus' soldiers tried to draw closer.Aurora was rocking herself to and fro, holding Klaus' hands and begging him to wake back up again."You know, he was a bad man; he deserved to die. I hate him for what he did. He is not worthy of this place." I stood up, peeling myself from Gino, who reluctantly let go of me.Aurora froze. Slowly, she turned to me with eyes blazing."You, you are a freak. You are a nobody. You are a murderer." She pointed at me accusingly, tears streaming down her face.But I was not afraid of her.I had done what was right."I will kill you for what you have done",
Harriet's POV The forest grew eerily silent as we crept closer to Klaus’s den. Shadows stretched across the trees, and I could feel the tension thickening with every step. Gino’s grip on my hand tightened, but I kept my focus, my heart pounding like a drum in my chest. Suddenly, a rustling noise shattered the quiet—guards, or perhaps Klaus’s muscle, emerging from the shadows. Their eyes gleamed with suspicion as they spotted us. I instinctively lowered my body, green glow flickering faintly at my fingertips, bracing for a fight. “Hold it, soldiers,” Klaus’s voice rang out, commanding and cold, slicing through the tension. From the darkness, Klaus’s cruel voice boomed, dripping with mockery. “Well, well, look who’s come to visit—the little runaway, Gino. Did you really think you could sneak in and take what’s yours? And you’ve brought a friend, how brave of you.” His words oozed like poison, and I wanted nothing more than to tear him apart. Gino’s voice rumbled with fury
Harriet's POV I blinked as I tried my hardest to make sense of everything that was happening around me. Gino held my hand, and I bit my lower lip. Mrs Carter was saying that we needed a plan, something concrete and solid. But, what? I was about to come face-to-face with the man who was supposed to be my father, but it would not be a happy reunion. No way! He was pure evil, scum. My mother had endured so much pain and anguish from him, and he had stolen what was supposed to be Gino's. He did not deserve to live another moment for what he had put so many through. I was disgusted to think someone so cruel could be my father, my blood. "Harriet, are you okay?" Gino squeezed my hand and leaned over to me. I could see how worried he was, and that was the last thing he needed to be thinking about. I nodded my head, pulled away and offered him a smile. This was it. Time to stop being a wimp and face my past. I had to put Klaus in his place. He needed to know that he would no
Gino’s POV It all makes sense to me now. Klaus would kill Harriet if he found out about her, and I knew it would be a matter of time before that got back to him especially if Aurora opened her big gob about how she had seen Harriet’s eyes change and he would put two and two together. He would scower the whole world until he found her. That bastard had already stolen my father from me and my rightful place on the throne as Alpha of Silverdock pack I would not let him hurt Harriet. He had to go. I had to get rid of him once and for all. Even though that meant going back. Going back to the face the ones I had cowardly ran away from and not given my side of the story. Running had made me look weak, a coward with a guilthy conscious. Of course Klais would have been glad I had gone without a fight for my rightful place. I had to go back! The weight of my decision pressed down on me like a thousand pounds. Returning meant facing everything I had tried to escape—the shame, the pain
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