DIANA’S POVThere was nothing more I hated in this world like Violet at the moment. Not even the mention of rogues could get me so riled up like she could.The mere mention of her was enough to have my mouth tasting bitter that not even the deliciousness of the breakfast we were having was good enough to stop bile from rising from the mere sight of her.But then again it wasn’t just disgust I felt for her. It was even it at all. I hated that she was better than me in some ways. She had nothing and should be nothing.How dare she be considered a better Luna than I?Why was she something to Sam – she may not know it. Or maybe she did and was only pretending – when I should be the only thing he saw and wanted?He didn’t have to tell me that they were mates for me to know this. People always thought that since I was spoilt, – I knew this fully and have embraced its fullness – I wasn’t smart enough to know things, especially when they were obvious. And maybe it wasn’t that serious but Sam

VIOLET’S POV“You need to stay still, Violet.” The pack doctor stressed but how could I when everything felt uncomfortable not to mention the very leg feeling itchy from the medication he gave? “This means that you’re not allowed to do anything at all with the leg. Remember the spikes got deep into your tissues and it’s going to take some time before it fully heals.” He took another glance at my legs before nodding.Cecil caressed my hand, taking some of the pain away and I couldn’t help but relax to his touch. “I mean it, Violet. Not even sex should get you to move this leg.” He emphasised but I was too engrossed with the sensation I was getting from Cecil.“What?” Cecil exclaimed, startling me awake from my daze. “What do you mean no sex? And how long will the healing take?” I too got interested in the answer to the question. I needed to know when next I could train, or even just be myself again.If only I knew I was going to get wounded, I would have spent more time outside instead

VIOLET’S POVI couldn’t do it even if I wanted to – to stop thinking about what I had seen earlier.Today had been shitty to say the least. I have had my hopes for a great hunt shattered, my advances rejected by one of my mates and I had seen him with the very reason why I got injured in the first place in a cosy position. Fuck this.“I knew that bitch was up to something the day she showed up.” Aria was more pissed than I was and I understood why, agreeing with it also.A part of me wanted to know why Skye was in his room and the other half didn’t want to know to risk getting hurt.I was seething in anger, pacing in my room and asking myself what I needed to cool off. Was it to take a run? Was it to head to the training centre or was it to just scream out loud?He had tried to talk to me, to stop me from walking away but how could I when Aria was on the verge of taking control with a broken heart to rip Skye into shreds?And what was worse was having to get flashes on her falling rig

VIOLET’S POVCecil lifted me in his arms as if he knew that my leg was hurting, not to mention I was naked in front of everyone having shredded my clothes while shifting but so was everyone else.We moved from the gas as did Bayne and Adrian. There were a few other rogues coming towards us that were being handled by Bayne’s trusted men and as soon as they ripped them apart, they covered their noses fast, moving away from the smoke as quick as they could.Once we were at a safe distance and Cecil was done screaming for people to leave – a few others didn’t listen and they wished they had when it was too late.Their eyes widened before mine and they collapsed, choking on air first before fainting. And just when we thought that the rogues themselves had reduced in number, a lot more emerged from the other side of the field we were fighting on.Here we fucking go. I thought, getting ready for another round of killing. I took a sharp breath in, bracing my wounded calf and I made a move beh

VIOLET’S POVOf all the places my legs wanted to go to, my room was the last of it. Nothing about the space there was enough to want me stay in there.I was fuming with anger and if I were to be monitored, it was sure to be seen that I was boiling inside. “Deep breaths, Vi.” My wolf started to say but how could I when my chest was heaving with short ones.“Did you see what she was doing?” Of course she saw. She wasn’t blind. “I don’t know why they could never just push her away. And the fact that he chose to care for her over checking to see if I was okay is appalling. Why is it so hard for them to see me?”I kept on walking, bumping into people from time to time until I made it outside the house.“Yeah, I understand how you feel and I could really use a run right about now.” Suggested Aria and it seemed like the perfect way to let go out my anger.She took control feeling mine let loose and off she went, shifting the minute I began to run. The little clothes we had managed to wear be