“Can’t you even remember his face?” Audrey, my best friend asked. She was the only one I’d entrusted with the truth, and while it was a relief that I wasn’t alone in all of this, I wished she’d stop asking so many questions.“I was drunk. I barely remember a thing.” I recounted, “Besides, what does it matter?” I asked, venting my frustration. “Even if I found him, it won’t change anything. He’s probably some low-life drunk anyway.”Audrey slumped into the love seat beside my bed.“I’m worried about you, Bella,” she admitted, the truth was—I was too.“I don’t know what to do,” I admitted.Her phone buzzed in her pocket. She took it out, and her eyes widened at whatever message she’d received. She jumped to her feet.“Shoot! The ball is starting in thirty minutes.”I’d completely forgotten about the long-anticipated Coronation ball, where Asher was going to be named Alpha of the Iron-clan pack.“I can’t go,” I stated. A party was the very last thing I needed right now.“What do you mea
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