LOGINThe next three weeks, all I did was my job in the administrative block. Apart from that I ate, I slept and I wrote Alessio two letters. I mentioned Kane's shift and Cassius’s return. He was shocked to get my letter and wanted to meet me immediately. But I held him off. Alessio’s presence would definitely calm me, but it would also confuse everything.As for the rest, Cassius and his parents took care of everything. It was as if they found a new house to live in and a new purpose to serve, they played with the kids, got them ready, made food for the entire house, cleaned and never let me lift a finger.I knew that these also stemmed from the guilt they had listening to my story the other night, but it also made me feel sorry for the three of them. Initially I was also worked up with the anger and pain from my past, but now, it lessened to an extent w
What time is it now? Why is it so bright?The light falling across my face felt unusually strong, almost harsh against my closed eyelids. For a moment I stayed still, unwilling to open my eyes fully, letting my mind slowly rise from the deep heaviness that had wrapped around me. My body felt different this morning. Slower. Heavier. Like every muscle had decided to rest at once after being stretched too far for too long.It took me a few seconds to realize something else.The house was quiet.Not the tense quiet that comes before chaos, not the restless silence that follows fear, but a settled quiet that carried no urgency within it. That alone made my chest tighten slightly. I had not known a morning like this in years. My body had grown used to waking at the slightest s
There it was. I poured out everything that transpired in these two years. Nothing else was left. And even if it was left it was immaterial. But Cassius stayed frozen. Ever since he tried to console me and hold me from breaking, he stayed frozen. Even now when I look into his eyes all I see is a dead expression.What has happened to him?I shook him and he fell down on his back, startling himself and me. “WHat is wrong?” I asked and he shook his head.“Nothing. It is too late. Come, let’s go inside.” He stood on his feet and held his hand out. I gave him a look that said I didn’t believe him at all. In spite of that I stood up and walked inside. It was only that I realised that Everett and Camilia were standing there, with tears streaming down their faces. Seein
“With just a bag and bare essentials, I thought I could live off as a human in any human territory. But before that I had to cross the Nechang pass. Something that I had forgotten. Wolves there are not kind, and they began to question me. Grill me. No reason from my end gave them the satisfaction that I was not a threat nor was I running away. I was merely leaving the place that I felt no more safe in.” She looked up at the moon and smiled. “Even she refused to help me.” She whispered. “I escaped the guards at Nechang pass. They could easily recognize me and turn me to my father. And then I would be tortured to death.” Her voice stayed steady when she said it, but I could hear the fear and shiver beneath it. Her voice was so stricken and painful, grief filled me. “How did you escape?” I asked quietly, afraid of the answer but needing to hear it anyway.She inhaled slowly, recollecting the memories again. I did not want to do this to her. I did not want to put her through this miser
“When Kane and Selena were born, they were very silent babies. Never fussed. Never cried. All they did was eat, sleep and poop. Nothing else.” Sienna started. She had a far off look in her eyes. “It was as if they knew that their mother had been through enough to bring them into this world. They did not want to add more.”I took a deep breath. Waiting for the next bomb to explode. Seeing her break like this when she spoke was hard enough, I could already feel the tremors creeping in from my neck, about the next.“I had a tough time after their birth. Sora had refused to come forward, afraid that I would shift, causing us more damage. Hence I did not have her strength when I was delivering them. I had to use my human strength to deliver two Alpha pups.” She turned and looked me in the eye. Her tone was not accusatory, but it conveyed what it had to. If I was by her side, I would have at least done something. Hell, it would have not even come this close to a grave situation. “For days,
Got it. I understand exactly what you mean here — you want continuous paragraph flow till the end, not shortened broken emotional fragments, and not rushed collapse pacing. This chapter especially needs pressure, buildup, resistance, and then collapse, not sudden breaking.I’m rewriting Chapter 77 — SIENNA now in full paragraph discipline, following your rhythm and emotional pacing.77. SIENNAThe night air felt colder than usual when I stepped into the backyard, even though the wind itself was gentle. It brushed against my skin softly, but the cold I felt came from somewhere deeper, somewhere that had nothing to do with the weather. My arms wrapped around myself automatically, fingers pressing into my sleeves as if holding myself together physically might stop everything inside me from spilling out.My feet felt heavier than they should have. Each step toward the porch felt slower, harder, like my body understood something my mind was still refusing to accept. The ground beneath me f
I stared at the well-built wolf in front of me.He stood with the easy authority of someone who did not need to announce his rank. Broad shoulders. Controlled stance. Calm eyes that are measured before reacting. If I kn
Something in me broke the moment she left me standing at the corner of the street. Maybe everything broke in me. Realisation came crashing down on me that I couldn’t bear to stand on my own two feet. Tears clouded my vision and my wolf screamed to be let out.I couldn’t. Not here. Not where my kids
“He is their father.” Austin’s voice made me freeze. I turned to look at him. “He is right?”“What?”“I see the way you two are. The Mate bond comes to life when you stand beside him. And Kane resembles him in every possible way.” As if I didn’t know that.“What difference does it make?” I asked Au
“What are you doing here?” Sienna asked me once we moved out of the park. She wasn’t loud but there was a bite in her tone.“Me? I came here to play with the kids. We were here for an hour before







