All Chapters of Awakening the White Wolf: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

Kiara’s POV I wasn't sure how long I was knocked out for, but something told me it wasn't for long. My eyes were pressed shut, and the moment I tried to peel them open, I realized something was wrong. I couldn't open them.Panic settled in the pit of my stomach. With my eyes still pressed shut, I tapped my palm against the ground. Instead of the rough and jagged surface of the arena for the blood trial, I was met with stone. Cold seeped into my body from the contact, and even though it wasn't exactly surprising, there was something else that came with it. A crippling kind of fear that we bound to numb me in the long run. All I hoped, was that it wouldn't catch up to me at the wrong time. I had no idea where I was and what had happened, and it made no sense that I couldn't even see or try to figure out what was going on. The thought had barely made its way into my mind before something stirred in me. I couldn't place it, but somehow I got the urge to open my eyes. The moment I

Kiara’s POV A small groan slid past my lips as I tilted to the side. My body hurts, and the moment I tried to keep it at an angle that I thought would be a bit comfortable, I regretted it immediately. Red hot pain seared up my side, and it was a miracle how I didn't yell at the top of my voice. In fact, I wasn't even sure I still had one, thanks to the burn that laced the base of my throat. It was a hassle pushing down sakica to live, so I couldn't even imagine the pain that would come with speaking. But if I couldn't speak, was I automatically going to remain mute?A dull throb formed at the back of my head, and I silently cursed at my own luck. I'd been trying to figure out a way to not be in pain, but somehow, all I'd been doing was the complete opposite. It was a miracle how I was still alive, and I knew I should be grateful for that, but the never ending pain kinda made it impossible to follow through with. Slowly, and after muttering a prayer to the moon goddess, I peeled m

Kiara's POV I didn't miss the sun that filtered in through the window blinds. The sun hadn't fully risen yet, but I honestly didn't think it made a difference. I hadn't slept a wink last night. No matter how hard I tried, nor the position I took, nothing seemed to work. The hours before dawn were a blur of pacing, second-guessing, and replaying every word Darius had said to me the night before.I hadn't slept, and even though I knew the importance of sleep, considering the adventure we were about to embark on, I wouldn't exactly say I felt the need to anymore. A gamble. That’s what I was to him. A test he was just waiting for me to fail. I never thought a moment like this would come, or if I was being honest, a tiny part of me always whispered in my ear what my plan was when I got caught,I just never expected it to be this soon, neither did I think the consequences would be this disastrous. My fingers trembled as I smoothed the wrinkles from my tunic. My heart had been thudding

Kiara's POV The darkness was the first thing my eyes noticed, then the trees, and I wasn't sure which was worse between them. The trees swayed and buzzed past me, and I didn't miss how cold the wind was against my cheek and skin. What was going on? I got my answer pretty quickly though. I was running. Branches clawed at my skin like skeletal fingers, and the cold air felt hot deep in my lungs. My feet pounded against the damp ground as I pushed myself faster and faster, but no matter how fast I thought I was, he was gaining on me. “You can't run away from me, Kiara.” A chill ran down my spine the moment I realized who it was. His voice echoed behind me. It was smooth and familiar, with a hint of cruelty one would think I had forgotten by now. It sent bile up my throat, and for a moment, I thought I was going to throw up. Hunter. Hunter was behind me, and I didn't need to turn to confirm my suspicions. With my heart hammering, I pushed forward like my life depended on it, beca

Kiara's POV The cabin was too quiet, and I hated it. It was too still, too dark, and far too cold for a place with walls. Yes, the cabin had seen better days, but one would think that it wouldn't be this bad, but I guess I couldn't be more wrong. It had been hours, maybe more, maybe less, since Darius had walked out and left me alone with the memory of a kiss I couldn't stop replaying.I hated how much it lingered. Wrong, I hated how much I loved it. Judging from the situation and the tension between us, the last thing I needed to do was crave him, but apparently, my body had other plans. It wasn't just the way his lips had brushed against mine, but everything. The heat in his eyes. Call me crazy but I could swear I caught sight of a flicker of want he was desperately trying to hide. It was the way his voice softened just before he broke me again with that damn line"This doesn't mean anything."And yet, it meant everything. At least to me.A small sigh slid past my lips. I was