Lahat ng Kabanata ng Awakening the White Wolf: Kabanata 181 - Kabanata 184

Darius' POV The fire in the study burned low, casting a restless orange glow across the shelves. I leaned back in my chair, the weight of what I was about to do heavy on my shoulders, and heavier still with the silence pressing between the three of us. As I took in the guests I'd invited today, I couldn't help but feel my stomach churn. I didn't want to admit it, but the thought that I was making a big mistake kept on echoing loudly in my head. It tore at my sides and at every bit of my reasoning that I was making the wrong decision, but I couldnt back out now. Not when everything had already been out into place and all that was needed was to act on it. Rhian stood rigid by the window, his jaw tight, and his eyes fixed on the dark beyond the glass as though he could anchor himself to it. Kael on the other hand, lounged across from me, one leg folded over the other, his expression calm, even pleasant, too pleasant if you asked me. “Darius.” Rhian was the first to speak, as expec

Darius' POV I sat in my study longer than I should have, the candle burning low, its flame dancing against the glass of wine I hadn’t touched. To anyone else, I looked calm, occupied with the last of my notes before leaving for the supposed trip. But inside, my chest was a storm, tearing to rip me apart if I didn't do anything to calm the fuck down. Rhian’s words hadn’t left me. His vow, I’ll catch him, had gnawed at me like a splinter under the skin. And Kael’s hand brushing over Kiara’s as if he had a right to her, that image kept rising behind my eyes. I hated to admit it, but Rhian's anger did one thing to me. I genuinely felt like I wasn't doing enough, or probably, there was something else I just couldn't see and it hurt because this was Kiara we were talking about here. .She meant a lot to me, so why couldn't I see what the fuck rhian was seeing? The question plagued me for far longer than I would have liked that was my I came up with the idea that I did. I lied. There w