Tina was so pleased that things were looking up for her. She had no idea what tomorrow would bring, but she was glad it did not involve Eva or that horrible pack. She would be back to get them all down, and they would be sorry. It bothered Tina to think that her twins would be missing her, and she was concerned that Tim and Eva would attempt to spoil their minds against their mother. She had no choice but to leave if she wanted to stay alive, but they thought she was dead. She would give them all the biggest shock of their lives. "Is there anything else you need, Tina?" Rachel asked with a warm smile. "No, thank you. You've already done so much for me," Tina replied gratefully. Rachel nodded understandingly and closed the door, giving Tina some space to settle into her new room. As Rachel closed the door, she couldn't help but feel a sense of satisfaction. She had just helped her friend Tina move into her new room, and it felt good to be able to lend a hand. Rachel couldn

Tina finished her meal and pushed the plate away from her; she was deep in thought and wondering how she would start to get her revenge and her twins back. She knew they would be shocked to learn she was still alive, and no doubt the Alpha would want to punish her for her crimes, so she knew that she would need to be very careful about how she went about it. “They will pay for what they did to me and made me lose everything.” She mumbled to herself and clenched her fists angrily as Eva’s face popped up in her head. If only Eva had never come to them. None of this would have happened. “I need to talk to you.” Rachel appeared out of nowhere and sat at the table, looking extremely glum. “What is it? Has something happened?” Tina snapped out of her own thoughts and looked at her new friend. Rachel sighed and leaned forward, resting her arms on the table. "It's my husband, John. He's been acting strange lately, and I don't know why. He's been distant and moody,

As Sebastian watched the black van pull up outside the pack border, he felt anxious yet determined. He knew that Eva wouldn't feel completely safe until Tina was entirely out of their lives for good. Tina had been clever to think she could get away with faking her death, but Sebastian knew what he had to do to make his mate happy and to keep her safe. The alpha knew nothing about what was happening, but Sebastian felt confident in his plan. As he saw Alexia step out of the van, he couldn't help but smile. He hadn't seen her in so long, and they had been friends since they were pups. They had managed to keep in touch over the years, and it was through Alexia that Sebastian had learned about Tina's whereabouts. Once he had received proof that it was Tina, he knew that their plan to get rid of her was well underway. As Sebastian approached Alexia and her mate, he couldn't help but feel relieved that everything was going according to plan. Alexia was proud of herself and her

"Your mate?" Alpha Morgan circled Rachel suspiciously, and his eyes narrowed as he took in her trembling form. He growled lowly, and his hackles raised as he sensed the tension in the air. John hung his head in shame, his eyes downcast as he nodded. "She's telling the truth. I'm having an affair with Alexia," he admitted, his voice filled with regret. "She satisfied me more than her." Rachel gasped in disbelief and fell to her knees, her heart pounding. Alpha Morgan was horrified at this admission and turned to Sebastian with blazing eyes. "Did you know about this?" he asked, his voice laced with anger. "No, alpha, this is news to me. I thought he was Alexia's mate," Sebastian answered honestly, his eyes darting nervously from Alpha Morgan to John and then resting on Alexia. “Why would you lie, Alexia?” Sebastian demanded his old friend's knowledge, but she did not want to explain herself. “He’s with me now.” She threw a filthy look at Rachel and wrapped her ar

Eva knew that for proper healing to occur, a confrontation between Tina and the pack was necessary. The wounds she had inflicted were deep, and forgiveness could not be granted without acknowledging the magnitude of her actions. Despite her reservations, Eva decided it was time for Tina to confront the consequences of her betrayal. Eva approached Tina, her eyes filled with pain and determination. She knew this conversation would be difficult, but it was a crucial step towards the pack's healing process. Tina, face filled with remorse, saw the anguish in Eva's eyes and hung her head in shame. Their conversation mixed tears, anger, regret, and apology. Tina pleaded for forgiveness, her voice trembling with genuine remorse. She admitted that her actions were selfish and driven by fear. She confessed that she had been envious of Eva's love and happiness and allowed her insecurities to blind her to the damage she was causing. Eva listened, her heart