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Chapter One Hundred and Five

Author: Giftemmy
last update Last Updated: 2025-07-14 21:59:24

WRAITH’S POV

A bottle of whiskey sat before me. No matter how much I drank, it wasn’t enough—no amount could dull this ache inside me.

Gods, she really thought me a monster, and maybe she was right. I’d shot her and thrown her into a cell. She might have betrayed me, but in the end, the Nightshade potion had saved me. I never thanked her for that.

I’d kept the truth from her—to protect her. That was my excuse. But the real reason? I was afraid that if she ever found out, she wouldn’t feel the same way. And I was right.

Last night, for the first time, she’d seen me for what I truly was: an animal, a beast, and a monster.

I heard the footsteps. Jake was supposed to meet me here, in my wing, in a few minutes—but I didn’t need to look to know it wasn’t him. It was Natasha.

I poured myself another glass of whisky, deciding to ignore her.

“You’re mad at me, aren’t you?” she asked. And though I wasn’t looking, I knew there’d be a smile on her face. “You shouldn’t be. In fact, you should be t
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    JAKE’S POVI’d been about to leave my office for the day when the phone call came in.A smile spread across my lips when I realized it was Angelina. Guilt still lingered over the things I’d said to her. I knew how much she wanted a child, and I’d called it desperation—even though it was the same dream most werewolf females shared. I had no right to say that.I picked up the call.“Hey babe—”“Jake, it’s Sophia,” came the voice on the line, and my smile vanished. But something in her tone made me pause—she sounded… scared. Instantly, I was on alert.“Where is Angelina?”“I—I… I’m so sorry, it’s all my fault…” she sobbed. She said more, but through the crying, I couldn’t make out a word.“Sophia, where is Angelina?” I questioned again.“They took her…”I didn’t need to hear any more. I sprinted out of my office and headed towards the main entrance. I ignored all the curious stares from pack members and alarmed pack soldiers now following after me to know what the emergency was about.

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    ANGELINA’S POV“Hey, Angel,” Jake called the moment I stepped into his office. The nickname still sent butterflies fluttering in my stomach.“You called for me?” I asked, moving toward his desk.“Yes, there’s something we need to talk about,” he said, as I perched on the edge of the table, facing him. “It’s about Sophia. I… don’t really trust her.”There was something in his voice that told me he was being serious. “Did she do something wrong?”“She just really gives me this weird feeling.I think it was a mistake letting her stay in our wing; she should live amongst other breeders.”“But she’s having our child; if she’s closer, we could watch over her better.”“She doesn’t need to live in our wing for that, Angel. There are plenty of nurses down there, and she’ll be fine. We can visit, but I don’t think we should let her stay.”“Jake, what’s going on?”“Nothing. I just don’t like the idea of sharing our personal space with some… stranger.”That was a very un-Jake-like thing to say.

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