All Chapters of HER DESTINY : Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

Abbey's point of viewI will still kill him," I mumbled to myself.Before I knew it, I had already spent a full week at Jeremy's house. It wasn’t as bad as I thought it would be, but it wasn’t rainbows and colors either. I hadn’t been given much freedom, nor had I been introduced to the pack. My days followed the same monotonous routine, and I could already tell Jeremy was an early riser—something I was definitely not. Every day, he was up and out by 7 a.m. I had no idea what his schedule was like, but he always returned late in the evening, visibly drained.Elizabeth had given me a tour of his office the day I arrived, and since then, I’d gone back hoping to find that same document I had seen on his desk labeled Victory’s Pack. It was gone. That alone made me decide that I needed him to trust me enough to introduce me to the pack. Once I had that access, I’d get into the real pack offices where his secrets were buried.Because of how busy he was, I rarely saw him except at dinner. Ou

Abbey's point of view."Abbey," his voice echoed through the house, pulling me from my thoughts.It startled me. Hearing my name from his lips still felt foreign. He usually just called me pup. I climbed down the stairs, knowing it was time to head to his parents’ house. Since that moment on the cobblestone path, neither of us had spoken about what happened. He didn’t bring it up—and I didn’t dare ask. This was the first time Jeremy had acted like a real mate.Thankfully, I’d already freshened up. My wardrobe wasn’t exactly screaming meet your ruthless mate’s parents, but I settled for a simple off-white gown and tied my hair back neatly.He was waiting near the front door, dressed in a clean set of clothes, arms crossed casually. As soon as he saw me, he asked, “Ready to go?”I nodded. “Yes, I am.”He opened the door for me, a rare gentlemanly gesture. I had assumed we’d walk, but a sleek black SUV was parked outside.“My parents live on the outskirts of the pack,” he explained as we

Abbey’s Point of ViewI can’t afford this.I sat in silence, my eyes locked on the scene unfolding in front of me—Jeremy and Elijah, two powerful Alphas, standing off like rival kings. The tension between them made the air feel thick and unbreathable.“She doesn’t need to be a warrior to be a Luna,” Elizabeth said firmly from her seat. “Abbey is a caregiver. A good Luna nurtures and protects the pack. She looks after the people.”A low growl vibrated from Jeremy’s chest, and I felt the ripple of his tension beside me. His fists clenched tight in his lap, the only release for the storm brewing inside him.Elizabeth ignored the warning signs and went on. “Abbey has experience. She worked in her former pack’s orphanage.”Rose, calm and ever-graceful, smiled at me from across the table. “Is that true, darling dear?”“Yes,” I replied, trying to keep my voice steady. “I worked there for about five years.”Jeremy turned to look at me, his voice a mere whisper. “I didn’t know that.”“See?” Eli

Abbey's Point of View.A knock on the door broke the tension between us. "I believed you." I settled on letting the conversation die down because of the knock. My day has started. Jeremy let me off with a simple goodbye. "Have fun but not too much fun. Remember the rules." He said as Ezekiel walked me out. Before we left, the men shared a silent conversation through mind links as I stood next to them. At first, I thought it was a heated stare competition. I then realized they were communicating through mind link.Ezekiel and I walked side by side along the cobble path in complete silence. He barely acknowledged me as he came to pick me up. The same aloof expression was plastered on his face like the day we had lunch at Jeremy's office. I still remember that day like it was yesterday. I felt suffocated, and it was like I was about to die. "I am sorry about that day." He said for the first time since we started the walk. I was in utter surprise. I never knew someone like him could apo

Abbey's point of view.I trailed behind Liza, leaving a couple of steps between us to create some distance. I don't want to smother her with my presence. I watched from my spot behind her as she advanced towards the group of pups, placing her hands gently on the shoulders of the man in front of them. His back was turned towards me, but I could see him rest the books he was reading on his lap as she made her presence known."Are we enjoying story time?" Liza asked, her voice raising an octave as she addressed the group of pups in front. A chorus of glee filled the room answering her question. "I am glad you are enjoying it. Today, we have not one but two visitors." Chatter sparkled up among the pups, obviously excited about the news."Alpha Jeremy knew how much you want a new friend, his friend Abbey is going to be helping us now. Do you guys want to meet her?" Liza asked the group of pups in front of her. A collection of 'Yes, Miss Liza' echoed the air. The kids were unaware of my pre