LilahI couldn’t bring myself to talk to Colt. Not about any of it. Several days passed and we saw very little of each other. He would still sleep in the bed next to me, but mostly, he was gone by the time I woke up. I only knew he had slept there because of his scent.The day after Kaitlin made her announcement. He tried apologising, over and over. But I just felt empty. I couldn’t even cry, even when I tried. I don’t know what it was, maybe I was in shock?Colt told me he would give me some space. The only request he had was that I had to stay in the house because Snare was still out there.Anytime someone walked by me, they would give me a look of pity. News had travelled fast and everyone knew that the King had bastard children. Children that weren’t mine. Children that connected him to Kaitlin.I still hadn’t heard from Linc. In fact, I hadn’t seen him since the night I had shown him the photo. There was no way that I was going to bring it up with Colt. I just had to hope that Li

LilahI don’t say anything to Callie. I couldn’t tell her that I thought Linc had faked the results. It had to be the only reason he was looking at me that way. I should have been happy. Colt believed it. But what if it was another lie? “You must be happy?” She asks as she hands me a glass of lemonade.“That he is not the father? Well, yeah.” I mutter. “But you are still hung up over the Kaitlin issue?”“He dated her for two years.”“It’s not exactly the first stupid thing he has done.”“There are others he has knocked up?”“No, that’s not what I mean. He wasn’t always like this, the tough exterior. He used to be a bit of a goof. His dad was always on his case because of some of the shit that we would get up too.”“Like what?” Colt didn’t speak much of his past, but it was the same for me.She raises an eyebrow at me. “You really want to hear how dumb men can be?”I shrug my shoulders, because anything was better than thinking about this lie.“We were about fourteen when we bunked o

Lilah Snare paces back and forth, muttering to himself. I had no idea what he was saying. The sounds just merged together, like a baby trying to figure out how to talk. He hasn’t answered my question and I don’t push him on it either. Anything could tip him over the edge. “You think you have it all worked out, don’t you, my little Lilah!” “I am not your Lilah. I am no ones Lilah.” “Ah, finally coming to your senses are you? Finally understanding that you don’t belong to him?” “I have never belonged to anybody.” “You see,” He comes to a stop and rounds on me, “That thing, that mark on your neck would suggest otherwise.” My hand covers the red crescent as he glares at me. “It’s not like I can cut it off, is it?” “We can always try.” He takes a step towards me, backing me into a tree. I had nowhere to go. Nowhere to run without him getting his hands on me. “Where is he?” I ask again. “Somewhere safe.” He beams at me as if he had answered my question. “But let’s not talk about hi

Alpha ColtA mixture of sweat and blood poured down over my skin as my body tried to burn off the wolfsbane. Everytime it was close to being over, a new bucket was thrown over me, burning my skin all over again.It was dark and the wolfsbane was affecting my sight. I could just about see Grant in the darkness of the cave. His hands locked above his body with silver chains. They pulled it tight so that his body was dangling from the ceiling. His feet unable to touch the ground. The smell of burning flesh filled the cave as the silver rubbed his wrists raw.Every hour that passed had me desperate to be back with Lilah. I could only hope that she had heard me and that she was on her way. That somehow she had convinced the others she knew where I was too.Every now and then, sunlight would flitter in, only to be blocked out again. Whoever these aresholes were, they were really enjoying this. I had tried to order them, tried to make them obey, but somehow they were immune to it. My guess i

Alpha Colt“I don’t care what you are saying. She is drunk, Linc. You know how I feel about her drinking! Look what happened the last time!”“Is she in danger?” He pulls his phone from his pocket and shakes his head. “No message. She is fine.”“Linc, you need to remember your position. I am not asking. I am telling you. Take me to her!” I growl as he pockets the phone. Since when had he used a mobile? How much had I missed in the last six weeks?“You never make it easy, do you?”“What the fuck is that supposed to mean?”“I have already explained that she will come back when she is ready. Dragging her back isn’t going to help. Maybe you should give her a chance. She has lasted this long.”I glare at him and he shuts his mouth, shaking his head..“She has been gone for six weeks.”“And in those six weeks, nothing has happened. Besides, you have been unconscious. I did the right thing, I have been keeping an eye on her.” He mutters as he stands between me and the door.“Linc, this is you