Kimberly couldn’t sleep that night, no matter how hard she tried to. She kept thinking about all Christine had told her that day. How could someone lose so many loved ones in such a short period of time and still manage to stay strong? She felt sorry for him for having to go through all of that. All the thinking made Kimberly dehydrated, she needed a glass of water so she got out of bed and headed for the kitchen. On her way to the kitchen, she noticed the door to Roy’s bedroom was slightly ajar. She contemplated whether or not to take a peek inside to find out if he was home. She decided not to snoop around a second time as that was her previous mistake which brought them to the present state they were in. Hesitantly tearing her eyes away from Roy’s bedroom door, she continued her journey to the kitchen. After quenching her thirst, she deci

   Roy was furious with his wolf. Why was it so stupid and insensitive not to realize that Kimberly doesn’t want to have anything intimate to do with him. ‘She would’ve loved our kiss.’ Roy’s wolf said, making him groan in frustration. “You don’t get it, do you? She would end up hating us for the rest of her life.” Roy replied, hoping his wolf would shut up. ‘We could see it in her eyes, she wanted the kiss as much as we did.’ Roy could read Kimberly’s expression at that moment. He could tell she was expectant about something but, he wasn’t certain that it was a kiss. “You only think that way cos she’s your mate.” Roy said with an eye roll before walking into his study. He didn’t want to imagine how embarrassing it would’ve been if he had ki

   Roy and the werewolf stared at each other while walking in circles, neither wanting to be the first to attack. From the looks of it, this one was of a higher rank, as it wasn’t quick to attack like the others were. Roy had totally forgotten about the second werewolf and only realized his mistake when it descended on him from behind, biting him in the process. He was on the ground whining and groaning. The weight was soon off him as he noticed a brown werewolf which he recognized as his beta sink its teeth into the other werewolf’s neck. In that moment, he saw the larger werewolf retreat back into the forest. “Follow him!” Roy ordered his beta through the mind link, which Elijah did without hesitation. Roy went for the werewolf Elijah was previously attacking and broke its leg before snapping its neck. Glancing around his surrounding, he noticed his mate lying unconscious on the ground. He immediat

   It has been four days, four days of hell for Roy. Kimberly has refused to see him or have anything to do with him, which saddens and upsets him at the same time, causing him to lash out his frustration on his pack members. He didn’t mean to do any of that, but he desperately needed somewhere to let out some steam as his wolf was slowly losing it. It so desperately wanted to go into Kimberly’s room to mark and claim her as his for days now, but Roy has been trying to contain his wolf’s yearning for its mate and it was beginning to take a toll on him. He needs to talk to someone and get this torment out of his chest and he knows just the right person to talk to. With that final conclusion, he stood up from his study chair and headed for his bedroom to freshen up. He didn’t have an idea what his room looked like at the moment, as had deprived himself from having a proper sleep for days. He hoped that

 “You knew my mother?” Kimberly couldn’t believe that this stranger knew her mother. How is that even possible? She wondered, but immediately shook off that thought. She wanted to know more about her mom from someone else other than her dad, who only told her how much her mom loved her and how she would’ve loved to see her grow into the woman she is today. “Your mother?” Alan asked, sounding even more surprised this time. “Y-yes. She was my mother.” Kimberly quietly replied, her brows furrowed in confusion. “You’re trying to tell me that you’re not in any way Hailey?” She nodded in reply this time, not trusting her voice as she was now aware that this stranger mistook her for her mom because she was her spitting image from head to toe. Kimberly had lived with that pain everyd