LOGINSevyn:"Why don't you come inside? We can talk properly in there," he suggested, gesturing toward the mansion's entrance."Yeah, sure," I agreed, falling into step beside him.At least I'd finally get some answers about Felicity, where she was, and whether she was doing alright.What bothered me, though, was that it was barely nine in the morning, and Felix was dressed like he had somewhere rather important to be. Where the hell was he planning to go at this hour?We'd barely reached the entrance when a cheerful female voice interrupted us."Oh, you're already back with breakfast? I thought you said you were going to surprise me!"That voice certainly didn't belong to Felicity.I turned toward the staircase, only to find Ellen descending from the direction of what had once been Felix and Felicity's bedroom.And there she was, dressed in an elegant white gown that could easily have been mistaken for a wedding dress.There was a certain glow on Ellen's face, almost as though she'd been
Sevyn:It wasn't that we had no interest in finding our mates. The problem was that we'd never really given ourselves the opportunity to find them, especially since we'd stopped holding mating balls altogether.We knew far too many people were watching us. There were traitors lurking among our own ranks and enemies who wanted nothing more than to wipe out our bloodline.Hosting a mating ball under those circumstances would have been practically handing them an opportunity to strike.So we'd avoided them entirely.Little did I know that when the Moon Goddess decided to have her way, she wouldn't need a damn mating ball to bring my mate into my life. She'd simply make sure I found her in the middle of the woods.Anyway, I spent some more time with my brother before finally bidding him goodbye and climbing into the back seat of my car.With the chauffeur behind the wheel, we began the long journey to the Last Blood Pack.As expected, the wine had mellowed me out considerably. I spent
Sevyn: I'd packed my bags, taken a shower, and made sure everything was ready for my departure. My brother had made me promise to have dinner with him one last time before I left, and I intended to keep my word.Still, my hand kept drifting toward my phone. I wanted to text Felicity, ask how she was doing, check if everything was alright, and let her know I was coming back.But every time I considered it, the same thought stopped me. What if her husband saw my message? It could create unnecessary trouble for her, and Goddess knew things hadn't exactly been going well for her the last time I'd seen her.The last thing I wanted was to give anyone another reason to question her or drag her name into something unpleasant.And that realization alone left me confused.Since when had I started thinking this much about someone else's well-being? When had I ever been this careful about how my actions might affect another person?Hell, even with Joshua, whom I loved more than anything, I'
Sevyn: "I'll keep all of that in mind, because you know how important it is for us to stay prepared," I told my brother.It seemed like even he didn't want me to leave so soon.Joshua and I had spent a considerable amount of time working on the pack's patrols and security, and I'd made sure he knew everything he needed to know about the ammunition, the secret passages, and every other detail.I'd also instructed him to use every resource at his disposal if the rogues attempted to cross the lake or attack our borders. He had to stop them before they managed to infiltrate our territory, because once they got inside, driving them out would be far more difficult.After spending an entire week here, however, I was growing increasingly restless, as though some invisible force were pulling me back.Of course, I'd always intended to return to the Last Blood Pack to continue the project I'd started there. What I hadn't anticipated was how desperately my heart would ache to be back.A single
Felix:"We've already planted enough seeds in people's minds. All we need is one more little push, and the council leader herself will suggest that you marry me. After all, your wife has already ruined my reputation. You might as well make things right by marrying me."There was such bitterness in her voice that even I felt a little intimidated."Of course, I'm not saying I won't marry you. I just meant we can't rush into it overnight," I explained, trying to calm her as I gently placed my hand on her shoulder.However, she immediately slapped it away."And when did I say we had to get married right this second?" she snapped, nearly raising her voice.I leaned my head back against the couch."Ellen, can we please not argue today? I'm exhausted," I grumbled, groaning inwardly.I hated to admit it, but Felicity had never worn me out this much.Of course, if I dared say that in front of Ellen, judging by the murderous glare she was giving me, she would probably strangle me with her bare
Felix:As planned, I accompanied the council members to the psychiatric ward to have Felicity admitted.It wasn't an ordinary psychiatric ward. It was a private facility in my pack, reserved exclusively for the royals.There was a strange feeling weighing on my heart.I mean, of course, this was the woman I had fought so hard to make mine, the woman I had won over after countless efforts, and today, I had personally left her in an isolation room.The psychiatric ward was a small facility beside the hospital, reserved for members of the royal family.And since it belonged to my pack, Felicity was the only royal there who had developed a mental illness.There was one locked room for her, with a few rooms nearby, one for the guards, another for the nurses, and the rest for whatever else was needed to run the facility.Until the very last moment, she had kept asking me the same question.Would I come to visit her?And now, I had come straight to Ellen to give her the news."Although I don







