MasukJenine's POV “Yes, there,” I moaned as he thrusted. His arms held my waist, firm as he moved in a steady rhythm. His fingers clutched my hair briefly before sliding down to my neck.A hand found my boobs again teasing my nipples. The other found it's way to my clit rubbing gently as he thrusted faster.“Y– yes… fuck me,” I moaned. “Make me yours,” I whimpered..“You like it,” he growled pulling my head back again.My body jerked as an orgasm built up in me. Suddenly he pulled out. Wrong timing. I wished he hadn't.He turned me around picking me off my feet. Then slid in again.A gasp slipped through my lips.“I want to look at you when you cum,” he whispered, his voice coarse. The sound of his voice sent a tingle down my already dripping pussy.He started thrusting again this time with intent. His arms grabbed my butt cheeks firmly.. I couldn't see a thing as my eyes rolled back. I could feel the muscles of his shoulders taut and tight as I held on.My eyes opened settling on his fa
Luca's POV I made my way deeper into the woody expanse. Away from everyone. Away from everything too I hoped.It was too much to take. The emotional stress, the psychological strain. Everything!I hadn't even fully grieved my father's death. He was all I had had left. And Barlas had snuffed life out of him.My throat tightened.My wolf was a shadow of its former self. Yes, Zak obeyed when I called him up to fight, but he did it with a certain fear. I noticed it just when the warriors had wanted to attack. He held back a little. That type of hesitance could cost us our lives in a fight.The trauma of your best friend stabbing life away from you while staring you deep in the eyes, lips curled up in a smile does something to you.At that instant he had looked like an enemy who had been living a farce, waiting all his life for that exact moment.I couldn't be their Alpha. Not when I could barely control my own wolf and fend for myself. I couldn't lead them. I couldn't put them through th
Zonda's POV This wasn't possible. It wasn't supposed to be possible. No wolf should posses such powers. It was unheard of.My fingers trembled as I cracked them. I started walking. Slowly. I did not know where I was going. I needed to gather my thoughts together.“What isn't supposed to be possible, wizard?” I heard the voice behind me. Clarissa’s daughter. I didn't know I was being followed. I bit back my words. I didn't want to reveal too much. It was too early to jump to conclusions. Nothing was sure yet.My pace quickened.“If it helps…” she chipped, a little out of breath, “this isn't the first time she's done this.”I stopped dead in my tracks. It wasn't the first time?I turned around slowly.“What do you mean, child?”“I'm not a fucking child,” I head her mutter, jaws clenched. “She somehow has the ability to control wolves. To make them do what she wants. But this… I've never seen her do anything like this.”My fingers went numb. The first time I ran into her, something fe
Laura's POV My jaw fell, breath catching. My eyes refused to blink. Was any of this real? I turned to my mum slowly, almost like I was scared Jenine would run off back to where she'd come from if I looked away too fast.My mum's brows were raised, eyes wide. Zonda's face revealed nothing but his lips twitched.My gaze flicked back to Jenine as she shifted back to the form I recognized. The hazel-brown eyes. The thin lips. The freckled cheeks. They were all the same as they had always been.Her eyes shone as they found me. A lump formed in my throat.“Jen… Jenine. Is that really you?”I held my breath as she ran towards me. My body froze as her arms wrapped around me. Her cheek grazed against mine, her skin warm.Slowly, I raised my hand touching her neck. Instinct.Blood pulsed in her vein.I buried my face in her neck, holding her tightly. The tears came again. But this time not from grief.I pulled away, looking into her eyes.“Ho– how? I saw you take your last breath.”“I misse
Luca's POV My eyes blinked open. The scent of running water hit my nose even before I came to. I could see the rays of sunlight streaked over the flap of the tent. My wolf's relaxed purr told me all I needed to know. The worst was over. I pushed myself out of the wooden slab that served as a bed.The last two months have been the worst days of my entire life. I had felt excruciating pain that never stopped. My head had throbbed, like iron bars were drilled through my skull. My bones had ached. My skin had burned like liquid silver had been poured on me. I had wished for death but her cold hands avoided me like a plague.I had wheezed helplessly, watching as Zonda did all he could to fix me. To put me back in shape. But he was a sorcerer and not a healer.“Kill me. Take me out of my misery.”These words had echoed in my head. But they wouldn't leave my lips. I couldn't force them out of my mouth. My lips were sealed shut by the pain. I thought of Jenine always when the pain got unb
Laura's POV I stared into space, unblinkingly. Nothing made sense anymore. Jenine was dead. I was a fugitive. And I was stuck with the last person on earth I wanted to be with.Things had gotten really bad. I caught myself mumbling words that I didn't understand. I couldn't stop even if I tried. But I didn't try.The sound of running water drew me back to reality. I felt the current pull against my legs as I stood in the shallow water. I caught a glimpse of my reflection and a shiver crawled down my spine.My hair was disheveled. I hadn't trimmed my nails. I looked like the devil's spawn—a shadow of my former self.My mum had tried her best to comfort me. But she didn't understand. She never did. She could never understand why I grieved.Before Jenine, my life had been a bore. I had been all by myself. No family. No one to talk to. In her, I found a friend—a sister I never had. And I had lost it all in the blink of an eye. Because of one silly mistake. I couldn't protect her.It'll
Luca's POV I stormed out of the pack house striding furiously with my fists clenched. My father was at it again. His constant yapping about me finding a mate who would—in his exact words—“stand by you” when I took his place as Alpha was already draining. Too bad for my mental health. I don't mea
“Dew!” Jenine called out, her voice shaky with the fear that had now started to creep in. The light from the portal through which she had crossed had died out with a flicker, leaving the entire forest in an eerie silence and blackness. Her eyes blinked quickly, adjusting to the darkness. The moon
Flashback:Dew’s POV I've watched Jenine grow into a beautiful young girl. It's been a long 23 years since we—Becca and I—escaped from Lupestone through the portal my brother had created. “Take care of her,” he had said and that I had done to the best of my ability. I had been there with Becca t
Jenine's eyes fluttered open as the sun seeped through the curtains and onto her face. “What the hell happened to me?” she muttered as her eyes adjusted to the lighting in the room. It was a small cozy room with a simple design that had a soothing effect on the eyes; not too harsh, not too plain.







