Harriet sniffed, closing the door behind her. She couldn’t tell whether it was her becoming possessive or Kelvin who had started forgetting about them. They had taken an oath the day Karen Milburn succeeded in bringing them together, and they swore that no matter what happens to their lives, no matter how hard they will one day fight each other, no matter the new people they are bound to meet in their lives, they will always stick together, fly together, and always be there for each other.Kelvin had always been the first person to give her a birthday gift, to plan a party for her, and to console her each year on the anniversary of her parents' deaths. Kelvin was like the angel she had always sought—an angel who made sure that she had always been okay and that nothing would go wrong on her side. But Kevin was no longer interested in her. He'd changed, and she had no idea whether it was because he wanted to be serious about his life or because he met Hashmuk and forgot about them."May

"What should I serve you, ma'am?" A young male waiter approached Harriet and asked. He handed over the paper menu to her, but she declined, saying she wanted to be served a plate of fried rice and chicken, which happened to be her favorite. A few minutes later, the waiter came back with a plate full of rice and some wine, which was always given for free to their customers.Harriet munched on the food like a hungry pig that had been starved for years, but by the time she was done, her stomach was so full that she doubted if she would be able to walk back to the palace. She passed through the counter, cleared her bill, and asked for a bowl of boiled chicken soup, which she carried with her back home."On Harriet, the day is finally over." She sighed, gazing up at the sky. The moon was still clear, as if it were celebrating something: "Are you there to celebrate with me?" She chuckled, pulling her phone from the trouser pockets. She wore headsets around her ears and walked back home, hum

The people of Strawberry Pack were woken up by cries of war outside their territory. Many of the guards who were always on standby at the main gate to ensure that no harm came to pack members were caught off guard and were slaughtered alive. Only the few who had managed to escape were the ones who screamed, letting all the pack members know what was happening and asking them to be prepared for the erupting war.Alpha Rasmore, who was busy reviewing some of the few files left and then going to have a morning nap, sighed in frustration, wondering what was going on. He had been receiving numerous anonymous phone calls asking him why his pack was attacked. He dismissed them, thinking they were just prank phone calls, but he was shocked when his beta, Hashmuk, ran in with the same news.He tried to call Alpha Aura to find out what had gone wrong because they had met and solved their issue, but an evil laughter welcomed him from the other end. "Did you think receipts and a mere conversation

Alpha Aura's men surrounded Alpha Rasmore as they were asked, but they never attacked. They surrounded him in such a way that he was in the middle while their bulky bodies shielded him as if he were in a bomb blast area. They were all empty-handed because the moment Alpha Aura yelled at them, asking them to attack, they all dropped their swords and walked towards Rasmore. Alpha Aura squinted his thick eyebrows together, wondering what was going on. His heart had already taken on a different rhythm, and he was sweating profusely. He'd never had that feeling before, or had he? It had been so long that he'd forgotten about it. What he remembers is that something bad happened thereafter, and that was the same second that feeling washed away from him."Why are you all surrounding him without your swords?" He inquired, pointing out their sharp swords, which glistened and blinded his eyes when he looked at them. They had fallen to the ground. "Oh, I get it," he chuckled, attempting to bury t

When Sonny walked past Alpha Aura to join Alpha Rasmore, Aura started to tremble; his heart raced much faster, and all he wanted was to run out of that place. While leaving his pack, he had agreed with his men that they would humiliate Alpha Rasmore; he couldn't believe the tables had turned "so soon!" He muttered to himself inwardly. Now that Sonny is the only person left and the one on whom he was actually depending has betrayed him, what is he going to do?He couldn't yell at them anymore. All his men had turned to stare at him with piercing eyes, which froze his innards. He even blamed himself inwardly for trusting them. But how was he going to know that they were going to betray him? They were so good to him. They followed his orders and did anything he asked them to; even when they walked to Alpha Rasmore's territory that morning, they still followed his orders.They only turned their backs on him when he asked them to attack Rasmore. "Could it be that Apha Rasmore had cast a sp