JACE. ‘Alpha, I bumped into Lady Amara. She was running toward the forest line and told me not to follow her. I think something happened to her. She looked bad.’ I kept repeating the warrior’s words in my head as my wolf, Zero, hiked up his speed, heading in the direction where we thought we could

JACE. Zero spent a long time running around and playing with Amara’s wolf, whose name we didn’t even know. Amara and I came from different packs, which means mindlink doesn’t work between us and our wolves. Although Zero could sense her aura and her emotions, like the excitement she felt at the m

ALMOST TWO YEARS AFTER. JACE. I climbed out of my four-wheel drive and adjusted my sunglasses before heading inside the packhouse. It was fucking hot this afternoon, and I wanted to dip in the pool. I had our packhouse extended and rebuilt to make the indoor pool bigger, so I had a place to hang

"I only did that because I have your best interest..." My words were cut short when I heard footsteps moving upstairs and toward where we were. Her chest was still heaving, her eyes glaring at me, and if looks could kill, this pack would be left without an Alpha today. "Calm down..." I told her.

I heard whispers of other Alpha males crushing on me, but I thought they were just hearsay as no one had shown real interest in me, only to find out what Jace was doing. Which wouldn’t be a problem as I only had my eyes and heart set on him. And I thought, despite the aloofness he was showing me, t