Jayden's POV“Jovita, Jovita!” I screamed, as I felt her slip away, her heartbeat was slowly fading.I ran faster, cursing myself for leaving my mate all alone in the first place even after I saw Uriel.I had heard her say Uriel, and I was sure it was that bastard who was trying to kill her.My wolf growled again, running faster. I had never known I could go this fast. At this point, my wolf was probably travelling at the speed of light.I reduced my pace, as I reached the meadow, finding it empty. I came to a halt and tried to detect her location from her scent, as I could neither hear her thoughts, nor her heartbeat anymore.Her scent felt stronger towards the east of the meadow, so I headed there, praying silently that I wasn't too late. My wolf growled louder at the thought of finding her dead.I figured out my prayers weren't necessary, as I was shocked to the core when I reached Jovita.Jovita was glowing white, her black hair flapping wildly. The little part where it was white

Jayden’s POV I stared at Jovita's opened eyes, gratitude filling my heart, I wasn't sure I had ever been this happy. She looked at me with a perplexed expression on her face, and then her expression turned to one of concern. I regarded her keenly, wondering why she was looking at me with those large, lovely, worry-laced eyes, I was the one meant to be worried about her, she had almost died. It almost would be an understatement, as I had thought I already lost her. She was as cold as an ice block just a few minutes ago. Her pulse had seized, and I could no longer hear a heartbeat. I had tried all I could to heal her, including calling the most powerful healer of my clan. The ancient one had done his job, and left saying she was communing with her ancestor, and would return soon. I had found that confusing wondering what he meant, and at that moment, I started to feel her heartbeat slip away until it finally stopped. For a moment my world seized too as a choking pain clutched my

Jayden’s POV “What the heck do you think you're doing Jayden?” My inner voice questioned, as I ran through the forest with Jovita. I couldn't give myself a reasonable explanation for what I had just done. How do I explain the impromptu appearance? I had been thinking about Jovita all day, and suddenly I was in her friend’s room whisking her out without a second thought. I was still wondering how she managed to find her way out of my house earlier today. And for a strange reason I couldn't fathom, I craved her presence. “You missed her,” my inner voice teased. I shook my head. I didn't miss her. Why would I miss her? She was my mate, yes. I found her attractive, but I had no feelings for her, not yet, not one that I was ready to admit. The cold wind blew past us as I ran, I had reduced my pace to prevent her from catching a cold, but I could still feel her body shivering against my arm. She looked pale and innocent, with a confused look on her beautiful, heart-shaped face. I felt

Jayden's POV I charged at Seth, my only thoughts were to protect my mate. I knew Seth had no plans of hurting any of us, but when a werewolf was angry, he was unpredictable. Right now, he could kill me if he had a chance. I knew because I could hear his every thought. “Calm down Jayden, please don't do something you'd regret”, Eric said in my head. He was communicating to me through his thoughts. He must know Eric and I were about to fight. I had no intention of hurting Seth, but I had no intention of doing nothing either, if he attacked then I would have to defend. “Seth is brother Jayden, please”, Eric begged desperately. I could hear his heart beating wildly, he was probably running to where we were. He had gone out with Betty, his mate, and I felt a little bit bad for cutting short time together time. Seth took a step forward, his lips curving back to show his long, razor-sharp canines, he was planning his attack carefully since he knew I was much faster and stronger than he w

Jayden's POV I caught the scent of my mate as I hugged Jade, giving her a peck on her forehead, but when I turned, she was nowhere in sight. Apologizing to Jade, I went in search of her. I followed her scent to the lady's restroom but stood there awkwardly not knowing what to do. I saw a group of girls giggling, and staring at me, my presence must have painted a funny picture. “Jovita”, I called but got no reply. I tried again, but still no reply. I decided she wasn't in there and headed out of the house to continue my search, maybe she had gone home. I decided to trace my way to her house to see if I could find her. I had run only a few distance when I picked up her scent again. She was sitting on one of the benches the beach provided, a few meters from my home. I approached her slowly unsure of what to say or do. We hadn't spoken in weeks, and I felt awkward. She turned to stare at me, when I got close enough, but turned back as if she hadn't seen me, I noticed there were tea