EiraA few minutes later, Sebastian finally left the restaurant and when he left, I could finally breathe easily. I couldn't explain it but it just seemed like when he was here, he was choking me, not allowing me to do things easily. It was a very difficult thing and I was quite happy that he was gone. If there was one thing I hated about him, it was his domineering presence and I hated that I would still see him later that day."Who asks his staff to take food to customers' houses in the first place?" I murmured.I was angry, livid all at the same time and at that moment, I was very confused on what to do because I didn't know if I should ignore what my boss said and just forget it or still go to Sebastian's house even though I was dreading going there. Not turning up would mean me losing my job, and I didn't think that was what I wanted to do. I didn't want to be out of a job and end up depending on the girls because I knew they had done a whole lot for me. There was only so much on

EiraI tucked the note in my bag and headed towards the main junction to see if I could get a cab. As I walked, my mind kept on going back to the note in my bag. I wanted nothing more than to know exactly what was written in the note. I knew Sebastian could be very secretive at times, and I wouldn't put it past him not to write something suspicious in that note. It could even be a reference to what we had done the previous night and I hated to think that he might have written that he didn't want to see me anymore. It was something he was capable of doing and as I finally climbed into the cab, I shivered not from the cold but from the rejection I might get later on.On getting home, I realized that there was no one at home. The house was practically empty and I realized that the girls might have probably gone to work. I glanced at the clock on the wall and I realized that it was well past nine in the morning. There was no doubt that they were already at work. I shut the door close, ma

EiraNight soon came and I knew that I had to get home as soon as possible. The last thing I wanted was to be robbed because I was going back home late. I didn't even have anything with me that was even worth stealing but I knew that I had my life and I needed to be careful. Even though at times, things might be shitty, that didn't mean I wanted to die. I was still useful and the last thing I wanted was to die when I hadn't even achieved what I wanted to achieve in life."I just hope I find a taxi before it's too late," I said and sighed.Getting a cab at night was usually hard because for some reason, the cab drivers didn't want to go in the direction of my house. They felt that it was too far and I wasn't ready to pay a really good amount for their fare. I didn't know if they couldn't understand that I was just managing and I didn't have anything to my name. Well, I kind of did. I had the money from my pack but I couldn't just spend it because it would alert my pack members to my l

EiraI placed my phone on the bed, setting it beside me, and I closed my eyes as I recalled the way his voice had sounded again. It was soft and gentle and in that moment, I couldn't help but think that I was falling for him. There was something about him that I just couldn't place, but whatever it was, I liked it and I always wanted to feel it.I closed my eyes to sleep and the last thing that passes through my mind before I fell into a dreamless sleep was the image of Jason smiling at me.***The next morning, the first thing that woke me up was the sound of the moving cars on the street and the voices of many people all talking at the same time. A small headache was brewing inside of me and I knew that I needed to contain it before it became too late. I couldn't afford to have this headache now when I was about to go to work."Not today, Eira," I murmured to myself, willing the headache to go.I sat up, saying a quick prayer to any gods listening above before I finally climbed out o

EiraJason took me outside and from there, we searched for a taxi. By this time, the sun was already up in the sky and I knew that if we didn't leave, we would begin to burn and I knew how my wolf reacted to the excess sun. It would be brutal and that was something I didn't want to face."We should get a taxi soon," he said and smiled softly.I nodded, still not over what had happened and what he had told me. I was finding it hard to connect the nice and generous Sebastian to the image of the person I had in my head. It was difficult, and I couldn't believe that he had done all of that."There we are," he said.In front of me was a cab I hadn't even noticed had driven towards us. My mind was too far gone to even know what was happening around me. It was one thing to be in the know of everything going on but when your mind was completely out of it, it was another thing.Soon, the car drove off and towards wherever Jason had said we should go. As I sat there, looking at everything, a tho