Serena Esposito I woke up from sleep with a terrible migraine and body ache. I was naked as the day I was born. My environment appeared dark, I searched around, trying to recall the previous day’s events. God, I had been so wild! I turned to a wolf— a beast with four legs. Indeed, I was a full-blooded wolf. That sounded like scallywag but, in real sense, it was the truth. I tried standing up. Something held me back. I was still chained with the unique golden chain. Just me. Chained and naked. In a vulnerable state which was unsafe. “Somebody, help me!” I shouted. Yet no one. I mean who hears a sound from an underground? Sense, Serena. My hands reflexly went up to my head. I still felt weak but tried to summon some strength. Where was Luca? I thought he was going to see me through till the end? The least he could do was send a female to release me. Since I was full nude, that could do. I tried to remember last night’s events again. Luca had talked to me

Serena Esposito I was working on making Luca get into my head. Whatever he had said that day about his ability to read people’s mind and not mine was strange. I had this belief; this feeling that me not wearing my heart out on my sleeves wasn’t the problem. There was definitely something that laid beneath all the explanation he gave. Yet, I didn’t bother to ask. The pack was still very much busy. As I tried to fit in the whole scenario, I got to know people. They all acknowledged me in some way or the other. The moment I walked up to any one of them, they submitted by either bowing in their wolf or human form. This just went on and on, you know. And then she came. It was the blonde that always followed Luca around. She had this habit of clinging to him like a stamp of a letter. This annoyed me in every fucking possible way. Couldn’t she get things, right? Or was she blind to the fact that I had Luca as a mate? I needed to get rid of the jealously that surrounded

Serena Esposito Apologies weren’t so my thing. It all meant accepting you are at fault for any harm you’ve caused even though that wasn’t your intention. I really found that hard and weird. Especially when the person you are apologizing to is your b.f who knows every inch of that. Now, here I was, right in front of her. I had to be careful with my words, so none of it would cause any more harm like I had done when I never picked any of her calls. “Look, Calily. I know you’re pissed at me not picking your calls and—” “Pissed? Is that what you call this?” She said pointing to her face. “All this?” she repeated. “I’m not pissed, Serena. I’m mad at you. You totally cut me off! You didn’t even give me a chance to explain myself. Now look, Miss Right appears to have a re-union with her booty call.” Calily mentioned. I breathed softly, trying to remain calm. We’ve never fought like this before. There were times we had mini-cat fights. But we resolved it before day 2. That was just

Serena Esposito I got home to an angry looking Luca. He had a stoic expression on his facial structures. As I stepped in the sitting room, I could see the way his mouth twitched. “Hi, Luca.” I briefly said, ignoring the way he looked. I continued my steps. He didn’t reply me. I turned anti-clockwise and moved to confront him. His head faced down with his sleek dark hair covering his face. There was something sinister about the way he appeared today. It seemed like Lucifer himself had stolen my mate’s body and chosen to show up now. “Luca?” I called moving near him. The minute I reached to touch his shoulder, he stared at me sinisterly. I studied his structures carefully. His eyes looked dead. They had dilated into dark color. Veins were spread out in the lower part of his eye. I watched fearfully as his lips carved a dangerous smirk. This was the cause of my heart leap. With that, I already knew what had happened. I muttered a “fuck” under my breath. I could feel the way

Serena Esposito Have you been in a situation where you’re so shocked that you can’t even construct words? If so, that was exactly what I was experiencing now. When the little girl from the pack passed by, I had expected my mum to not see her. Cause that’s what Carmella’s spell was for. Humans couldn’t see any of Luca’s pack members because they are put under an illusion of just his mansion being his sight. With this they’re protected. But my mum just broke all that rule. She smiled as the little girl walked away. My mum looked at me. "I know what you’re both thinking. How’s it possible that I’m seeing her, right?” She asked. With my mind, still woven in doubt, I unconsciously nodded my head to her question. I held Luca’s hands for support even if he didn’t like people touching him, I couldn’t care less. “When I entered this mansion, I sensed an illusion spell. I wondered who would put it here and removed it.” she said. I could only wonder what my mum was. Knowing this wo