Diana scoffed. "What do you mean by what? Were you expecting me to ignore her? She thinks she's safe because she's being fucked by the chief commander?""So she dares to call me a bitch? Hell no, if she didn't want me to hear, she should have at least kept quiet."Julitta didn't know if to laugh or cry. "Diana, come on, let's leave."They began to pull her away, silently. Diana allowed herself to be pulled. It was simple tactics; Yolanda has heard her but isn't so certain if she was there or not. Yolanda and Jasyn will come out and not find her there. Now, Yolanda would be uncertain if she had heard it in her head or if she had been there. She smirked as they pushed her into their tent and shut the zip."Diana...." Tisha began, shaking her head softly. "You shouldn't have done that.""Why not?" Diana returned.Tisha shrugged. "Well because it's wrong to eavesdrop on people when they're in the act."Diana chuckled. "Remember it was y'all who suggested we go out and verify. Also, I thi

Diana's gaze on Fifi was making her uncomfortable. Tisha also felt uncomfortable. Jasyn had called her and questioned her, she had been so chirpy with her answers and she made sure to not tell him about the Wisteria secret. But when she met Fifi on her way to Jasyn's office, she just knew that something was off. Diana couldn't wipe away the feeling that she had been exposed."I need to get something," Diana said, breaking the awful silence in the room. She turned and left. Julitta was feeling saddened as well. She couldn't help but want to follow Diana."Fifi, Tisha, I hope you both did not slip." She said, staring at the both of them. Tisha raised her hand in surrender."I didn't say anything, I only told him that Diana made the best pies," Tisha said. "Hell, that's the only thing I know about her."Julitta narrowed her eyes. "Fifi, what about you?""I don't even know anything about her. All I know is what Tisha told me, about the pie stuff."Julitta nodded. "It's alright then."Dia

Calhoun had a calm expression. He wouldn't want to do anything that could alert any of his enemies. Now that he had woken up, he only needed one thing, and that was to find Diana. That was his only goal. He had sent so many letters to the same address in Sunshine town and he hoped that she had received them. He did let her know that he knew where she was although he didn't. But he hoped that she would assume he knew and would perhaps out of fear, return to him.He strolled into his chamber, the vial was still in his hand. There was something off about the way things felt. It was as if he knew something bad was about to happen, but he still had this peace, as if something good will come out of it. He hoped that something good came out of it. If not, he couldn't promise anyone to still be alive.He took the vial to his lips and sipped the liquid. It was bitter. He smiled. How he loved the taste. He gulped down the remaining ones. His eyes came back to life, the glowing green shone brig

The three weeks that passed since Calhoun woke up were less eventful even for him. The only thing he was now looking forward to was the banquet which he not only wanted to use as a form of celebration for his awakening, but he also wanted to use it to perform a mating ceremony for his clan. It had been a long since his pack had done the mating ceremony. It was just any wolf finding its mate by chance. It had left so many of them unmarried. And now, after the war with the blood pack, they had lost so many wolves and he wanted them to reproduce.He wanted to recount the ones he had lost. He wasn't all that much happy with the fact that he had lost so many wolves.Calhoun discovered that Felix was unable to transform into his wolf form, but pretended not to be bothered by it. However, secretly, he was determined to find out who was responsible for this. His two main suspects were Yara and Simon, but both of them were already deceased.Even though Felix's inability to transform was a maj

Calhoun took the necklace in his hand and continued his journey to make certain that the decorations were to his taste.Calhoun, being the lord of the castle, took a stroll to the kitchen to ensure that all the maids and servants were busy with their tasks. The upcoming banquet was only two days away and he wanted to make sure that everything was in order. He carefully observed each worker, making sure that they were all focused on their duties.As he walked around the kitchen, he noticed the delicious aromas coming from the pots and pans. The chefs were busy preparing the meals for the banquet, and Calhoun couldn't help but feel excited. He knew that his guests would be more than impressed with the feast that was being prepared.With a sense of satisfaction, Calhoun left the kitchen, confident that everything was under control. He knew that his staff could be capable and dedicated to their work, but they could still choose not to. He couldn't wait for the banquet to begin and for his