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Arcade

Author: Julie
last update Last Updated: 2025-08-15 23:55:02
Sabrina’s POV

I trailed behind Alpha Damon and the girls, looking around the merriment ongoing. I looked around and my eyes caught the unlit paper lanterns hanging above, I could only imagine our beautiful this place would look when lit up at night.

I felt someone watching me, and I looked foward only to see Elara boldly staring at me. She smiled when our eyes met.

Her big brown eyes lit up and before I could even process it, she beamed. “Unca Damon, your friend is very beautiful.”

I froze for second, before I continued walking.

Her compliment came out of nowhere and I gave her a warm smile.

Alpha Damon didn’t say a word.

I waited to hear if he would add a comment or something. But he didn’t. I looked away and batted the feeling out. I wanted to hear him confirm Elara’s word or at least debunk them.

I wanted to know how I looked in his eyes. Did he think I was pretty or a plain Jane?

When I didn’t hear anything from him, I to use my attention on Elara.

I gave her a warm smi
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