Abigail was beyond furious that she was locked up in the cells with all the other disgusting criminals. Jacob had loved her once and she knew that he would realise soon what he was losing. Kane had just dropped her into the room and locked the door without so much of a word. How could Jacob let this happen? She did not want to be in here and the smell made her feel so sick but she had no choice but to be here since Kane had locked the door. It must be some sort of a joke. Nobody would seriously put Abigail away like that, she was not a criminal. She too had been through such a terrifying time so why did Mia get treated like some sort of royalty just because she had lost all her memory? Abigail reluctantly perched on the edge of the bed and growled. Kane had said it was only until she and calmed down but she did not believe that. She hated that Jacob did not want her anymore and could not help but feel such uncontrollable jealous towards Mia, she had everything and she did not eve

Chapter fifty four Abigail was shocked to see the door flung open and there was an extremely angry Cherry standing in front of her. She looks like she wanted to murder Abigail however, Abigail was not scared of Cherry. She rolled her eyes and scoffed at the sight of her. This only made Cherry feel angrier. She wanted to end Abigail once and for all. Mia had been through so much because of this horrible she Wolf and yet here she was still breathing. Cherry thought that even these cells were to damn good for the likes of Abigail. “Go away. You don’t scare me.” Abigail laughed and shook her head as she shook Cherry away. When Cherry did not leave, Abigail was starting to feel irratated. “What do you want?” She grumbled wishing that Cherry would leave her alone. She knew she hated her and she had no time for her, especially now. “Get up.” Cherry ordered, yanking Abigail up from the floor and freeing her from the chains that were holding her back. Abigail was shocked by this but

Antonio breathed a sigh of relief as he received the news that his daughter, Dawn, would be discharged later that day. His heart ached at the thought of the trauma she had been through, and he was determined to do everything in his power to protect her and his granddaughter. As he made his way to the hospital, his mind raced with thoughts of how he could convince Mia to leave with him. She was his granddaughter, after all, and he would not let her be taken away again. Jacob had failed to protect her, and Antonio was not about to let that happen again.Clara, on the other hand, seemed to be more understanding of the situation. She knew that Mia had been through a harrowing experience, and that it was still all very new to her. While Antonio was focused on getting Mia out of the hospital and away from Jacob, Clara was more patient and believed that Jacob and Mia would work things out. Despite their differing opinions, both Antonio and Clara were united in their love for Mia and their de

“Get me out of here.” Abigail yelled as hot tears ran down her cheeks. She hated it in there, she could not even sleep to pass the time. Nobody came to her rescue though so she reluctantly sat on the cold floor with her legs crossed and shoulders slouched. As Abigail sat there, her mind raced with thoughts of frustration and despair. The room was dark and musty, its coldness seeping into her bones. It seemed like an eternity since she was confined to this place, and she yearned for the freedom she once had. She gazed at the peeling walls, the cracks in the floor, and the dim light filtering through a small, filthy window. It was a stark reminder of her current situation, a constant reminder of her helplessness. Her heart sank with each passing minute, feeling as if time had come to a standstill.The sound of a distant clock resonated through the silence, echoing her impatience. She longed for someone to acknowledge her cries, to rescue her from this suffocating existence. But there

The room fell into a tense silence as Abigail was escorted out, her cries echoing in the hallway. Mia leaned against Jacob, her hands trembling slightly. The memories were still muddled, but she could feel fragments of her past returning.Kane turned to Cherry, his anger evident in his voice. "You shouldn't have taken matters into your own hands, Cherry. We could have handled it."Cherry crossed her arms defensively. "And what were you doing while she ran loose? Sitting on your hands? I did what I thought was necessary to protect our pack."Jacob intervened, his voice calm but firm. "We can debate this later. Right now, Mia needs support. We have to help her navigate through these memories."Kane nodded begrudgingly, realizing the priority at hand. He took a deep breath to compose himself before turning his attention back to Mia. "Mia, do you remember anything else? Do you need anything?"Mia looked up at him, her eyes filled with uncertainty. "I... I'm not sure. Everything is a jumbl