KIARA’S POVI paced up and down the cell of the dungeon trying to wrap my head around what had happened. Cami had brought food and water for me.Once inside the cell, Cami threw the food and water on the floor and wrapped herself with the silver chains. I had been so stunned by her actions that I couldn’t react.That b*** wasn’t as simple as she presented herself to be. She was definitely trying to frame me. I had to talk to Kevin about this. I did want Kevin to hate me and stay away from me. But, that doesn’t mean I would let someone walk over me.Kevin and mom were too disturbed to lock the door of the cell behind them. So, I just walked out of the dungeon.The moon was shining high in the sky. The cool breeze caressed my face. All of a sudden I realised that I hadn’t sent the daily.Taking out my phone, I clicked a few pictures of the dungeon. My head was buried in my phone and I didn’t

KIARA’S POV The packhouse seemed eerily quiet when I returned after handing the original box to Nivaan. I had this weird feeling that something was not right.Maybe it was a gut feeling or something… The hair on my back stood and my heart pounded against my ribs…I decided to take a tour of the entire house to make sure everything was alright. Everything seemed okay on the surface but the nagging feeling of danger persisted.In the end, I decided to tour the house once more. There was no one else in the house and it didn’t hurt to be a little extra cautious.My footsteps sounded in the empty halls as I went around, looking in every nook and corner. When I was in the storeroom, I was assaulted by a distinct scent of jasmines. Wasn’t Jasmine Risha’s favorite perfume?Shaking my head, I walked into the backyard. Probably I was just overthinking. A sparkle caught my attention near the bushe

KEVIN’S POV I paced up and down the entrance of the packhouse. The trees cast dark shadows in the moonlight. Dad had taken over the investigation of those two strangers.He was hosting an emergency meeting near the lake while Cami was taking care of Risha. I didn’t have the courage to face either my father or my baby sister. So, here I was wearing the tiles with my pacing.Kiara hadn’t returned yet. I didn’t know if I wanted her to come back. I was afraid that I couldn’t handle the truth.The faint sound of footsteps drew my attention to the path. Kiara looked stunning in the leather jacket and jeans. Her long hair waved in the soft breeze. The soft moonlight illuminated her face making her look like an angel who had descended from heaven. How could someone with such an innocent face, do something so heinous?She came to a halt right in front of me. Her lips parted as if she wanted to say something. T

Kevin’s POV My legs swayed slightly as I walked unstably along the path. The slight buzzy sensation numbed the pain made the memories bleary. It didn’t hurt that much now. I took another swig from the bottle in my hand; hissing slightly as the liquid burned my throat. My legs swayed and the trees around me started spinning round and round. I grasped a nearby branch in an attempt to regain balance but I fell anyway. I wanted to get up and go to my house, to my pack but my legs felt like they weighed a ton. Before another thought could pass through my mind, I had fallen asleep on the muddy ground. I was jolted awake by an ear-piercing scream. Rubbing my eyes, I sat up trying to get my bearings. The faint light of the sun had just kissed the earth and everything was bathed in a red hue. F***! I had fallen asleep in the midst of a forest. Before I could berate myself further, my attention was drawn by a loud cry, “Help! Is somebod

Kevin’s POV As I ventured into the forest I realized how far I had come that day, I must have walked at least twenty miles in my drunken state. I could have taken my car but I felt like I needed this walk to sort out my thoughts. Cami had agreed to marry me to keep the morale of the pack high but I couldn’t help but wonder if I was being unfair to her. I wondered what would happen if I ran into Kiara someday. Would she think less of my love because I married someone else… “Hey, buddy!” A familiar voice sounded drawing me out of my thoughts. My lips stretched into a smile automatically when I saw Adrian. The journey to the camp was a pleasant one. By the time we reached the camp, we both knew each other’s life history like the back of our hands. I found out that Adrian’s mate had rejected him at their first meeting. So, he decided to spend the rest of his life at the camp, helping others. Maybe i could follow his examp