Seth has never seen anyone this washed-out and the more that he peered at his mate, the more he realized she was going to get paler if he doesn't save her in the next couple of days, and in those days, she was going to finally succumb and he would lose her forever.He loved her, he had always adored her since the first day he gave attention to her voice and saw her face. He thought she was the most gorgeous creature he had ever seen and he was spellbound, however, occurrences didn't let him have her as he and his wolf yearned for and when he left, he thought it would be the last he would see of this beautiful redhead who has made him feel like there was more to life than being the Pack's hunter and trying to keep his best friend's promises. And when he saw her again, it was like his world stopped for a second and she was the only one present and then, reality struck him, he couldn't have her and that shattered him into more pieces than one could imagine and he stayed away, thinking th

"You lost him, what the fuck do you mean you lost him?!" Onyx polled in a garish tone, gawking from the wounded faces of Ruel to Syrin while they kept their head downcast."There were so many of those figures. We had to hide him under bushes but when we came back, he was gone," Ruel deciphered realizing how bizarre those words chimed. There was no way Seth could have vanished from his hiding place."Fuck!" Onyx blurted, placing her hands on her hip and forehead, and paced for a whole minute. "How do find him!""It's a death-wise," Syrin finally enunciated. "Whatever those quirks that Addanc invoked, they are everywhere. We almost didn't outrun them. We don't know what they were made of, they refused to die," he shook his head in disapproval, recollecting the way those creatures emerged from the soil under his feet, faces hidden in their hoods with solely their shallow black eyes gawking malevolently."We can't just leave him out there!" Onyx hurled her hands in the air in hassle."At

It hurts. She couldn't tell where but everywhere felt like it was on fire.Odessa had never felt this much anguish in her life before. It was like she was being stewed in igneous boiling oil as she dripped and panted hellaciously.Again, she let out an earsplitting outcry as something shifted inside of her. She knew she was pregnant but the baby wasn't evolved yet, it was something else, something Addanc had been nurturing almost every day.Odessa was fatigued of crying, she had disposed of every tear in her body. She was tired of seeking help from those who just watched her, who she thought would be her biggest ally now that Oswald, her mate was gone and for the hundredth time, Odessa realized she was all alone. Alone in this pain and misery, she had put herself. Unaccompanied in this fight she didn't ask for.Lying on the bed with both her ankles and wrist shackled, Odessa gazed up at the ceiling with nothing in her eyes, once in a few minutes, she let out riots of agony but she did

A few days have passed since Addanc had taken over their world as the supreme ruler he once claimed to be. Those who opposed his decree paid an extreme price and Ruel couldn't take off his gaze away from where he stood at the side, among the slaves in camouflage, watching those who refused Addanc's authority get lambasted with sliver.Ruel staved off his gaze to where Addanc stood, a look of ecstasy in his eyes equally watching his opposers getting punished. Ruel's hand fisted at his side as he fought everything revolting inside of him to hop up there and rive the heart out from that scoundrel and before he could do anything rash, a hand dropped on his wrist and he whirled nattily to find Syrin giving him a cautioning look while grasping his wrist tightly."It's time to leave," Syrin notified but Ruel didn't want to. How could he leave when his people were agonizing, how could he leave when that aberration was still there, smirking as if he possessed the sphere which at the moment he

Yarkona thought she had finally cut the mustard and had one less problem to deal with but she was wrong, she was dead wrong and abhorred every minute of her time being squandered. "Why do you keep fighting it? No matter what you do, it will one day ingurgitate you," Odessa didn't retaliate, looking apathetic at where she was crouching on the bed, back rested on the wall, the back of her knees were lifted off the bed while her wrist and ankle were shackled with chains. She remained immobile and played deaf to Yarkona's words as her gaze remained on only one spot in particular. Yarkona scoffed coming to sit on the bed with a bowl of greenish liquid and bringing it to Odessa's lips and the she-wolf didn't oppose and sluggishly swallowed the content but didn't look away from the spot she found more absorbing than her present situation. Yarkona grinned in contentment. "I'm glad you've finally seen how fruitless it is to protest, I'm glad you've decided to accept your fate and you can't b