Sienna paced up and down the room, looking at her watch every once in a while. She had been wearing the floor with her continuous pacing for the past one hour. She felt like she would burst at any moment. So, she finally strode towards Jamie’s cabin. Her hands became clammy and her heart started racing as she neared the door. She felt like turning back and returning to her room. With shaking hands, she knocked at the door first softly but when she got no reply she rapped against the glass as loudly as possible. Still, there was no response. She was about to leave but the sounds of heavy breathing caught her attention. What if sir was having an attack? If she

Alaric parked his car in front of a huge cottage nestled in the woods of Citervile. It was a dense forest about a hundred miles from the city. He had driven all night to reach the cottage as soon as possible. A yawn escaped his mouth as he stretched his arms and got out of the car. He drew in a deep breath as the cool wind slapped against his face. His wolf was purring with excitement. It was almost two years since he came here.*I am so glad that we are here. Please tell me that we will stay at least for a few weeks.* Liken said jumping up and down. *You will find out soon.* Alari

An intense rosy fragrance assaulted Alaric as he neared the storeroom. It was as if he had neared a garden where roses were blooming in full spring. He halted in his steps and took in a deep breath. A sweet smile spread on his lips and he closed his eyes, pretty much enjoying the moment. Liken was swooning at the smell. Warning bells went off inside Alaric’s brain but he couldn’t do anything about it. He walked inside the room hypnotized by the fragrance. It was as if his legs had a mind of their own. It was then he saw her for the first time. She was sitting on the chair. So, he could only see her side profile. Though h

Alaric ran as fast as his legs could carry. He wished that the wind and the noise of the vehicles would drown the chaos of his mind but unfortunately, it did nothing. People watched him awkwardly as he zipped through the streets, bumping into people. At a crossing, He almost got hit by a car. Had it not come to a halt at the right moment, he would have been dead meat. “Are you mad? Do you want to die?” The disgruntled driver shouted, putting his head out of the window. Tearing his hair, he muttered,

Ruby heaved a sigh of relief when her phone lit up with instructions. It was suffocating to see Sienna cry like this. She was no saint but seeing someone cry like this could move the heart of a stone. She kneeled before Sienna and gathered her into a hug. She held her as she cried, rubbing her back. “It is okay, Sienna. Everything will be alright.”“How, Ruby? How? I have lost my home and I don’t have anywhere to go… moreover that heartless woman burned all my belongings too. I am