I paused, looking at my dad. Perhaps there was a side of him that understood what I meant. “I… I only spoke what I saw. They were only angry that you attacked their homes.”“You really need a history lesson, sis.” Serene said. A bitter smile on her painted lips. “Our enmity goes way back. We didn’t attack them just randomly.” She rolled her eyes. “If you so like them so much, I’m sure we won’t stop you from going back to them. That’s one way to ease our burden.”“Serene.” Sky warned her. I noticed my dad was holding back a smile on his lips. His lips twitched as soon as my eyes landed on them.“There’s no way to talk to your sister like that, Serene.” All of them had a shocked look on their faces as they stared at dad who suddenly defended me. Serene couldn’t believe that he would chastise her for me. I was dumbfounded too.“Tell me, Nasrin. If they took you as a means for revenge, did they plan how to exact it? I am sure they are brewing ways to attack us.” Dad continued. Mom nodded

Sky cursed, pushing her legs further until she was a couple of feet behind me. My legs slowed down watching the scene in awe.“Rin!” My head whipped towards the direction of the familiar voice. My eyes widened in shock at seeing him again.“Caleb?” I was surprised to see him. He was running fast from my right towards me. His eyes suddenly widened in alarm when it shifted behind me. “Rin!” He screamed, pushing his legs to run faster. Suddenly, I plummeted to the ground, face forward. I heard a loud gunshot before I hit the forest floor. As soon as I came to, I began to panic when I realized what the heavyweight was that slumped to my back. My heart began to beat deafeningly as I slowly and carefully turned around.I screamed at the sight of blood pouring out of my sister’s back. “Sky! No!” I lifted her up so she could face me. She was still awake but her eyes were droopy. She was about to pass out.I didn’t have the time to assess the situation on what suddenly happened or who shot h

NasrinAfter being cooped up in my room for days, I finally decided to come out. I guess I realized that no matter how much I cry my heart out and ostracize myself from the world, Sky will still remain dead. She will never come back. I will only harm myself if I continue to wallow myself in pity . My dream of living a life not walking on thin ice was coming true. How could I give it up?I was still hurt by what Lucan did. I didn’t want to face him. It only reminds me of the extent of his cruelty. I trusted him and yet he didn’t trust me the same way I feel about him. What hurts even more was that I couldn’t think to blame him. Before this mate thing, he despised me for my blood that ran through my veins. What we had is not enough for him to back out on his plans to give justice to the death of his family.With the recent events, I don’t know what will happen to me. I doubt they’ll let me leave this place. I was a walking danger. I don’t know when my shift will take place. I was also t

NasrinI kept walking and walking mindlessly. The voice pulled me towards her. It made me forget everything and just focused on it. All of a sudden, I woke up from the daze. I realized that I was already near the cliff, a huge full moon shining brightly in the night sky right in front of me. I looked around and I was shocked that I had come this far. I noticed that I wasn’t wearing any shoes or slippers. I had walked here barefoot and yet despite the distance, my feet didn’t hurt.“Nasrin.” The same voice pulled me out of my thoughts, a shadow covered my form.I looked up and was shocked to see a massive white wolf with glowing blue eyes looking straight at me. I was in awe of the wolf's majestic form. She looks so beautiful and ethereal.She… Somehow I know she’s a female and despite still being a beast, I’m not afraid of her. I stared at her, unable to speak, too stunned by her beauty.“What’s your name?” I asked as I reached my hand to touch her. I remembered that everyone's wolve

I shouldn’t be surprised that the house was practically in the same state before and after I left. It goes to show that they never went home. My luggage was in the same place right where I left it, beside the couch. Good, I don’t have to pack again. “Rin…” I tensed. I almost forgot that he came with me. “You’re leaving, aren’t you?” My back was facing him and I didn't have the stomach to turn around and face him.After all, Caleb had become a part of my life that I could never forget. I’m still reasonable enough to know that he truly never wanted to harm me. And going after me to help me escape was an act of betrayal towards his Alpha. It must have been difficult for him to choose me over him.That was something I managed to think through as we ran for miles and miles. The run had calmed me down too. And though I’m still mad and hurt, his sincerity softened me.“I know… I know that… I’ve hurt you. I don’t have any excuses for that. I could have put an effort to call out our Alpha’s