Semua Bab Two Wolves, One Omega: Bab 61 - Bab 70

When I had Kaden’s neck in my jaw, I wanted to rip it off. Every part of me was screaming to end it and the reason why I stopped was because I thought of something better.Kaden was weak now. If we killed him, we would only bring more trouble to ourselves. His pack would come for him. They’d come for me, for you and the entire pack. There would be war, and no one would be safe but if I let him live, I could use that against him. I could threaten him.“What do you mean threaten him?” I asked, confused.Kellan didn’t answer right away. Instead, he tried to stand and I rushed to support him before he fell. He grunted in pain and stayed still for a moment, catching his breath. Then, slowly, he began walking toward Kaden.Kaden hurriedly tried to sit up as he saw us walking towards him. He was still bleeding and his eyes looked hollow. He was trying to act strong, but I could see how much pain he was in.Kellan knelt in front of him and he tried to hide his neck, his hand pressing over the

I stood in front of the hospital room door, standing still for a few seconds. I had so many questions in my head to ask the doctor. Why did he take so long? Was something wrong? Did Kellan get worse while they were inside? I wanted to ask but I didn’t. Instead, I slowly pushed the door open and stepped in, my heart pounding like crazy.Kellan was half sitting up in bed, his back propped up by pillows. He looked pale and weak. His chest was wrapped in thick white bandages, but one side was already stained red. That was blood and it was a lot of it. His face was swollen, too, especially that one eye, but at least now he could open it.Just seeing him breathing and awakemade me lose it all over again. I didn’t even realize I was crying until I tasted the tears on my lips.Kellan looked at me and shook his head lightly. “You’re such a crybaby,” he said with a soft smile.Even when he was in pain, he could still tease me.He pushed himself off the bed slowly and stood up, walking toward

All things come to an end, but I didn’t expect that to be true for me and Kellan. It had been a peaceful, love-filled three months with him and honestly the best months of my life. We laughed every day, shared meals together, went on walks, and talked about everything and nothing for hours. It felt like a dream I didn’t want to wake up from. So, when it came time to celebrate what I liked to call our “monthiversary,” I was determined to make it special again.We celebrated the same day each month, the day I fell in love with him. The first month, I baked cupcakes and we had dinner in the backyard under the night lights. The second month, he surprised me with breakfast in bed and a quiet evening together but for this third one, I planned a small picnic in the garden. Just me and him sitting under the sun, talking and eating some of our favorite snacks. It was going to be simple but perfect.Thankfully, I had Fiona with me. She helped set everything up, from spreading out the checkere

No… no, no, please no…” I dropped beside the body, but it wasn’t Kellan. I stopped breathing for a second. I couldn’t keep doing this. Every second that passed without seeing him was pure torture.“Kellan!” I screamed again, tears streaming down my face. “You promised me! You said you’d never leave me!”My voice broke entirely. I fell to my knees, sobbing. I wiped my face with my sleeve, though it did nothing to stop the tears.“He has to be okay…” I whispered. “He just has to…” Because if he wasn’t, I didn’t know how I’d survive it.Fiona held my arm tightly and pulled me up from the ground. My knees felt weak, but her grip helped me stand.“We’re almost there,” she said, breathing hard. Her face was still wet with tears. “Just a bit more, Seraya. They’re near the west line now. We’ll find them.”I wiped my face again, though it didn’t help much. My hands were already wet from crying, and my eyes burned from all the tears but I kept walking, following Fiona as she led the way. The fe

I didn’t know if Kellan was apologizing for what just happened, or for the fact that it happened at all. My knees almost gave out, but I forced myself to stay standing. I needed to hear what he had to say. I needed to know if he was going to reject her like I prayed he would and like he promised he would if it ever came down to this.“Please, Kellan, say something, say that you choose me.” I muttered, looking at him.He looked torn, like two halves of himself were fighting inside. One half drawn to her, the natural mate bond impossible to ignore and the other half looking at me like I was his whole world.I held my breath, waiting for his decision, waiting to see which version of him would win and if I would still have a place in his life once the next words left his mouth.He took a step toward me, like he finally made up his mind and my heart leapt in my chest, full of hope that he was going to choose me. That all of this, her, the bond, everything, wasn’t stronger than what we had