LOGINFreya’s POVThis effortless claim he always displayed whenever he got the chance was suffocating. It wasn’t supposed to make me feel excited, but with the way he stood up for me in front of his mother—I loved it. Moon Goddess, is this life giving me a chance to experience everything I longed for? I prayed silently in my heart. But I wasn’t a fool to get carried away by mere words. We got inside the room; that was when I realized Killian was going to stay here. Last night, I had fallen asleep in his arms and felt how my throat was beginning to close tightly. I was grateful for falling asleep. Thinking about last night, Killian hadn’t been well. Killian was on the bed, taking off his shoes. He groaned, rolling his socks off. Another wave of relief rolled off me the moment the first pair was off. Maybe it was instinct, or the healer inside me. I leaned in, placing a hand on Killian’s head. His thick brows furrowed, his lips parted slightly. “What is it?” he asked in a
Freya’s POVOak Creek Pack was no longer the same. Growing up, this central pack had been the highlight of the territory. People from all over the world came just to get a glimpse of this spot, but that was until my father passed away. There was barely anyone for tourism now. I knew the two packs had been merged into one, but Killian would always prioritize his pack first. We had only been married for three months; I didn’t expect things to pick up so soon. “Rogues have been invading this part of the pack for a while now,” the old man revealed. Killian narrowed his eyes toward me with a flicker of hesitation. “Rogues? How's that possible ” I asked.The old man shook his head. “Yes, you are correct, young miss, but the rogue attacks here have been frequent. And when they attack, they kidnap women—and sometimes children.” My fingers tugged at my shirt. I married Killian so my people wouldn’t have to worry about things like this. A pack without an alpha was bound to fall.
Killian’s POVThe way Freya kept breathing against my neck was torture, wrapping me in excitement.Her body stayed stiff, her grip tightening—I wasn’t the only one having certain types of thoughts.. “I’m not,” she responded quickly, but her body refused to relax. It got even tighter, and her hands closed in more. I smirked, knowing she was lying through her teeth. “Is it that embarrassing to admit you want your own husband?” She frowned, refusing to give a response or even look at me. “If you’re not, then there’s no need to be so tense.” Freya bit her lip and turned away fully. During the ride back home, she stayed still, refusing to say a word. I didn’t want to offend her, so I kept my focus on the drive. Once I took a turn, Freya sprang up slightly. “Where are we going? This isn’t the way.” It wasn’t. “Are you hungry?” I asked, trying to avoid her question. She pursed her lips, rubbing her hand over her stomach. “I’m not.” I didn’t believe a word. “You ar
Freya’s POVSlowly my eyes began to drift open. I saw a figure.I blinked through the fog. Slowly, recognition covered my gaze. Killian was leaned over the table, close enough that his shadow fell across me, one hand buried in my curls. His fingers moved, slowly stroking through my hair in long soothing passes that sent heat curling down my spine. His hazel eyes stayed locked on the scattered papers in front of him, focused,yet every gentle scrape of his fingertips against my scalp felt intentional and possessive. Sea surged forward, her low whine vibrating in my chest, even as my human mind screamed to pull away. The contrast was maddening: his calm, unhurried attention to the documents while his hand claimed me without looking up.Even after everything I had heard from Mr. Philip. I just watched his hazel eyes. Something about this moment reminded me of those days in my past life when I would hide behind the door, all to get a glimpse of him. Not once did he notice—I w
Killian’s POVShe refused to acknowledge my existence at work. Freya, why are you so heartless? The urge to abandon everything I was doing filled my thoughts while I swiftly flipped through the pages of the documents in front of me. “Alpha, you’re about to sign in the wrong place.” Hansel’s voice broke through my thoughts. Blinking myself back into reality, I groaned. This woman was once again testing the limits of my patience. But could it be because of what happened this morning? Knowing my wife’s current behavior, she was definitely holding a grudge. Picking up my phone, I wanted to call her, but ended up hesitating. Even if I did call her, what was I going to say? I scrolled over to the online healer I had been speaking to. I’d responded to the last message she sent. “During pregnancy, most women tend to get irritated at the slightest occasion. It’s best not to do anything that could trigger her hormones.” Pinching the space between my brows, I exhaled.
Freya’s POV“Umm… actually, I’m—”“Mr. Philip…”The venomous tone at the edge of her voice told me the person speaking was Vivian. Seeing her, all the assistants scattered back to their desks and focused on their work. If a pin dropped, it would echo across the room. I stole a glance toward where Killian had stood, but he wasn’t there anymore. A lingering sensation pooled deep in my chest. Vivian’s heels tapped a few times against the floor as she came over toward us. Seeing me, the smile on her face brightened. That was unusual, because she had never smiled at me—not even once. What was she up to this time? She placed a hand over my shoulders. “This is the new assistant, right?” Mr. Philip only nodded, his face colder than before when his eyes locked on Vivian. “Killian told me to handle her so she could get comfortable.” Why would he do that? I mean, he didn’t exactly have any reason not to, but if he really told her to do this, then why send Hansel to ta
Freya’s POVThe smile on my face tightened. My fingers curved into the familiar okay sign. “Excellent.”The imposter gave a subtle bow.“You flatter me, Luna.”I waved her off, moving forward to take both of her hands. She froze.“There is no need to be humbled. Now that the masked doctor is here, o
Killian’s POVFor the first time in my life, I caught her scent—my Mate.I ran through the woods as something primal yanked me forward. My muscles tensed, heart pounding, her scent teasing me along the trail. Kale—my wolf pressed at the edge of my mind, urging faster. “We are losing her.”Today, I
FREYA’S POV I squeezed my chest, lips parted for air but found none.This feeling, how long was it going to last.I hated every bit of it. Because it reminded me of everything I was trying to escape. And Killian, he was the embodiment of that reminder.“Freya…” He was my torment, and I needed to
Freya’s POV For a moment Killian didn’t say anything. It was almost like he was trying to decide. His jaws flexed. “Let her in.” Vivian nodded sharply, turning to a guard beside her and signaling to bring the masked doctor. I used to think Vivian was smart, but lying to Killian was sending y







