Zelene Sallow:The tenderness of his lips left me momentarily paralyzed. His hands were firmly holding my face, making any attempt to free myself futile. Not that I tried to resist.I didn't.I simply stood there, allowing him to draw me deeper into the kiss. His lips moved with an unrestrained fervor against mine, the sensation of them pressing, rubbing, and sucking ignited a storm within my chest.The faint click of the bathroom door acted as a sudden awakening. I placed my palms against his chest and gently pushed him away, though he didn't resist. We both recognized that Oscar must have emerged from the bathroom. I locked my gaze onto Shane's face, finding his eyes reflecting my own surprise.I couldn't believe he had just kissed me like that, and I hadn't even resisted. The impending awkwardness felt like a weight hanging over us, ready to drop at any moment. Thankfully, Oscar's sudden appearance from the bathroom broke the tension."Shane?" Oscar's voice snapped Shane back to re

Zelene Sallow:Months Ago On The Night Of The Engagement Ceremony:Everything went well, aside from the fact that his pack members and family didn't seem too happy. His mother, the alpha werewolf, left the dinner soon after finishing her last drink, while my parents were dropped off at their home by Ray's driver.I was happy. It was like seeing my life finally get on track. I had always yearned for a mate and felt a strong connection to love. I was overjoyed when I finally found love and felt a mate bond with Ray. He was perfect, but as we know, even perfection has flaws. His flaws were his soul brothers and his circle of friends. His friends were the best thing that had ever happened to him, yet at the same time, it was the worst thing that had ever happened to me. They didn't like me."Ahhh!" I moaned as Ray thrust his fully erect dick inside my virgin pussy and made me cling to his back with my nails piercing through his skin. I didn’t want to make too much a noise because some of

Zelene Sallow: I told my mom about what happened, my voice shaking as I went over the story. Tears ran down my face as I buried my head in her lap, seeking comfort from her calming presence. She gently supported me, giving me a sense of comfort, and then told me to wash my face and freshen up. I followed her advice, knowing that I had a showdown with Axel coming up in just a few minutes. As I went downstairs, I heard Ray and his mom having a heated argument. Besides their voices, there were other unclear sounds coming from Lady Jewel's bedroom. I sat down next to my daughter, still teary-eyed from all the intense emotions. My daughter was my only source of comfort now. She was the reason I kept moving forward and didn't care about all the accusations on my character. Now, they wanted to reopen those wounds. But could anyone ever clear my name? "I feel like I can't handle this every single day," I confided in my mom, my voice carrying a mix of frustration and sadness. "It's as if t

Zelene Sallow: "Mom, it's not her fault," Shane intervened, physically keeping his mother at a distance from me. His gaze roamed around the room and then fixed on Axel's phone on the floor. "Look, he must have dropped his phone." His mother stopped moving and stared at the phone, but then she started shaking her head. "Did you not see him when he was leaving? He looked depressed, and now his phone is left behind. How do you think we're going to check on him?" she continued to bombard Shane with questions, although I was certain he already had answers. "Mom, he's an alpha king. He can take care of himself. He must be out there, doing something to make himself feel better," Shane argued. "He's not even with Jessica. Where else could he go to feel better?" Lady Jewel yelled, causing Shane to raise his hands in surrender. "Calm down. Oscar and Ray went out to look for him. I'm sure they'll find him and bring him home. You just need to relax," Shane reassured her, avoiding direct eye

Zelene Sallow:"Wear this; you might catch a cold," Oscar said as we stepped out of the car, having parked a little farther away from Death Valley. He held out his black jacket, offering it to keep me warm. I noticed Shane rolling his eyes at his brother as I accepted his thoughtful gesture and draped his jacket over myself."You know," Oscar began to say but was interrupted as Ray and Shane approached us, their eyes fixed on their brother, eager to hear what he was about to say to me. "You look great in black."Oscar's quick shift in gaze, prompted by his brothers, was awkward. The two of them seemed annoyed with him."So, are you trying to suggest she doesn't look good in other colors?" Shane quipped, shrugging as he directed the question at Oscar. Oscar turned to his brother, then to me, vigorously shaking his head to deny the implication."You're just making things up because I got to compliment her first," Oscar retorted, his tone carrying a hint of frustration, while Ray continu