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Why Did I Kneel?
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2025-03-09 00:17:05Helios’s POV
I stormed into my chambers, my fists clenched so tightly my nails bit into my palms. Star had walked away. Again. That damn woman! She thought she had control? That she could bend me to her will? She was wrong.I shoved a chair aside, the wood splintering against the stone wall. My entire body was on fire with frustration, but beneath it… something deeper coiled in my gut. Something raw. Why did I kneel?The question burned through my mind like an ember. It had been instinct, pure, unfiltered instinct. I should have fought back, should have thrown her off, should have.... "You know why." The voice rumbled from the depths of my soul, deep and ancient, carrying a weight I hadn’t noticed before.I exhaled sharply. Hades. My wolf had been silent for too long. Ever since Star had stood before me tonight, unwavering, unshaken, above me. And I had let her.
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