It was heartbreaking to see someone you love leaving with someone else. And because of that unfortunate event in the past, I suddenly felt I had no right to fight for her. And because of that event, she chose to leave me and her son just like that.
I could accept if she resented me, it's understandable. But leaving her son didn't make sense at all, since I knew very well how much she loves our son.
I looked at Ayira for the last time. Suddenly, I heard Marcus whisper.
'Blaze, after everything, you will just let her leave like that?'
Ayira's POV It was a brand new day. Blaze and Summer were busy playing video games. So I made myself busy in the kitchen. Then I checked the pantry and found out that we were running out of some supplies already. So I decided to go to the market. "Hi, mom. I will go to the market to buy some supplies. Do you have anything to add?" I asked when I saw her enter the kitchen. She thought for a while before she responded. "Oh, yes. I want to buy some ingredients to make a vegetable salad. But I think I'd be
Blaze's POV. Ayira and I agreed to visit Hina’s grave since it was her death anniversary. We also decided to take a trip to the island where Ayira stayed before to visit the townspeople there and her students. I could see in Ayira’s eyes the excitement of going back there. I would not wonder since she got really attached to the people on that island, especially to Hina. She took care of her when she was at her lowest. She fed her, offered her a place to stay, and treated her like her own family. We used my private yacht heading directly to the port near the island. While on our way, Ayira was telling Summer about her life on the island, including her experience as a teacher. Summer was listening attentively to his mom and would laugh from time to time about his mom's silly experience in teaching. It was already dark when we arrived at the hotel. We checked in immediately as we got hungry due to long travel. We had dinner at the restaurant in the hotel and went back to our room to
The 10-year-old Blaze came out of his room with an old book in his hands and ran to his mother, Aurora, in the living room.“Mama, I read this book and I got curious about nams (humans). It says here that we lived together with them in this world, but I think I had never seen anyone. What do they look like?” He asked his mother, who was busy knitting a scarf for him for the coming winter.“Os evo (My son), you’re really growing up now. You’ve been so curious about so many things.” His mother chuckled, placing down the yarn and needle on the center table. Then she continued, tapping the couch. “Kalih metas (Come here), I’ll tell you a story that was not written in that old book.”
But before he could hit Blaze, His uncles’ wolf quickly shielded him. However, it was too late to counterattack. Thus, the white wolf hit his neck. “Uncle!” He bellowed. “I’m alright. Blaze. You should leave now.” His uncle acted as though he was not in pain. “But uncle--” Blaze would refuse but his uncle didn’t let him. “No buts, Blaze. Do you want to die with me and lose the only hope of our pack?” He was dumbfounded as he thought deeply,
Fifteen years later. Blaze got down from the color black Rolls Royce Phantom. He looked strikingly handsome in his dark suit, walking with elegance towards the entrance of the prestigious building owned by his grandfather that was now transferred to his name. He entered the lobby, exuding a cold aura that brought chills to every person who noticed his presence. Brian, his assistant, greeted him. “Good morning, Mr. Maxwell. Mr. Tremont and the Board of Directors are now waiting in the conference room.” He announced, following Blaze, walking towards the elevator. “Alright. I’ll be there in ten minutes.” Blaze responded coldly as he entered t
Ayira felt bored, looking at the four corners of her room. Her father grounded her for one week when her father caught her going near the borderline with her friends. She didn’t know if she would feel glad being the only daughter of the Alpha of their pack, the Snow Moon Pack, as she couldn’t freely do anything that she wanted. And it was the third night that she could not go outside, but it felt like years for a free-spirited werewolf like her. Fortunately, she heard her father would go to the Silver Moon Pack that night. She let out a mischievous smile as she got up from the bed. She swept her short blonde hair into a ponytail and wore her favorite cap. After ensuring that her father had gone already, she sneakily went out and ran to the woods. Primo's
Blaze turned the woman from her prone position and removed her cap. He wanted to confirm if she's really a woman. And he was stunned! Captivated by her bewitching beauty, his body froze. His heart raced, gazing at the woman's crimson face and heart-shaped pinkish lips under the misty moonlight. He was wondering who the beautiful woman was and what she was doing in the woods at that hour. Moreover, he could also smell the scent of his favorite wine on her breath. Ayira was astounded, as well. The man's exquisite face with chiseled jaw was amazingly outstanding. His silver eyes were dull that brou
On Ayira's way to the borderline going back to the New Moon World. 'I'm certain that he's our maste (mate), but something is really wrong with him, Ayira.' Sierra mumbled, trying to figure out what she sensed earlier. 'How could you tell?' She queried, confused about what her wolf meant with her words. 'He's not a nam (human). He's one of us. However, I couldn't connect with his wolf.' Sierra announced. Ayira was dumbfounded. She paused for a moment, taking in Sierra's statements.