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*CHAPTER 30* The room was large. So freaking large. And it was painted purple. How did he know it was my favorite color? The sewing machines present in this room were not two, or three, or four, but more than ten. He filled the room up like it was an institute. Think of any sewing equipment you could ever think of and it was in here with a massive wardrobe filled with different sophisticated fabrics. But this wasn't all. What finally broke the dam in my eyes was the enormous bookshelf located at the end of the room, a few feet away from the sewing stuff, with a space for me to sit and read. Chairs and a table were just in front of it, and even the ladder I would climb if I wanted to get a book was there. Just glancing up at the shelf, I knew it contained all sorts of books I could ever think of or imagine. This room felt like a whole different world. My world. How? How did he do all this? When Liam came back and saw that I was marked by another Alpha, I didn't feel as guilty as

This was the fifth time my eyes had gone to his chair since we started eating. He's still not back. He was supposed to be back yesterday. At least that's what Tobias told me, so why was he not back. Or is he still mad at me and doesn't want to come back? I sighed and placed my elbow on the table and rested my jaw on my palm, stirring my pudding. “Sofia, what's wrong?” Tobias asked. “You have eaten at all and you've been sighing alot.” Abigail raised her head from her food to look at me. “No, nothing is wrong.” Tobias narrowed his eyes. “Are you sure?” “Yes.” I smiled a little. Abigail studied me for a minute before returning to her meal. Just then the door opened and a guard walked in. “Luna Sofia!” I raised my head. “Yes.” “This is for you.” He extended a sealed letter I hadn't noticed he had in his hand to me. “Me?” My brows furrowed. “Yes, Luna. Alpha sent us to the Sunlight pack to check on Alpha Liam but we didn't meet him. So beta Isaac asked us to give yo

Do you know that feeling when you were so very sure and adamant about something despite being told that you may be wrong, and then suddenly you found out you were actually wrong? That feeling. That shame that would make you not want to show your face to anyone. That was exactly how I was feeling now.Since the night I found out that the pain I felt was Aiden’s and not Liam's, I avoided seeing him. I'd practiced my apology, imagine how I was going to say it, but now I couldn't bring myself to go to him. I wanted cry over how wrong I had been this whole time. I was drowning in so much guilt right now.The most painful part was that he got injured while trying to make me happy, and I immediately thought it was Liam. Then I ended up hurting him twice. It was all my fault. He was injured right now because of me, and I wanted to see him, but guilt and shame wouldn't let me. I wondered how he was doing.Someone knocked at the door. “Luna, breakfast is ready.” Arya announced from the other s

I dropped the basket on the table as I entered the parlor. There was no sign of anyone, but I wasn't surprised, and I was grateful for it. Aiden must be up in his room, so I just had to prepare this quickly. “Arya!”No answer.“Arya!” I called out louder this time. I wondered where she was.The door to the parlor opened and she came inside. “Yes, Luna.”“Um, we have a mortar and pestle in the manor, yes?”“Yes,” she answered.“Could you bring it here for me…?” Here? Should I really prepare the medicine here? It would be too open, and I didn't want that. “You know what, put it in the kitchen for me.” Arya had a puzzled look on her face, but she nodded nevertheless and left.I stood up from the sofa and left for the kitchen. I was admiring the kitchen while waiting for Arya to bring the mortar. “Here it is,” she muttered, placing the mortar and pestle on the floor.“Thank you,” I muttered quietly, gesturing for her to leave before drawing a nearby stool so I could sit on it.“Your bei