Liam’s POV Today is the day, the day I planned to use Lia as bait to track Chloe down. I and my rogues have ditched our plan and I hope it's successful. Lia is the only way I can Step on to save Chloe on time and return back home. I locked eyes with Lia, glaring at her from head to toe, The chain she wore held a tracking match, even the hairband she used. With the tracking match, it would be easy to track her location without stress. my eyes scanned through the environment where Lia had led us, it was a quiet area. In the street, there stood a forgotten neighborhood, shrouded in shadows and whispers of the past. The three-story buildings loomed over the streets, their facades weathered and worn, telling tales of better days long gone. The ground floors, once bustling with life, now stood abandoned and crumbling, as if time itself had forgotten this place. The silence that enveloped the area was eerie, broken only by the occasional sound of footsteps echoing through the empty stre
Chloe’s POV. I stormed out of Alpha Jax's room, my heart pounding with a mix of anger, confusion, and hurt. The words he had just spoken echoed in my mind, tearing at my soul. How could he say that to me? I thought he loved me. I thought we had something real.As I walked down the hallway, my footsteps echoing in the silence, I couldn't help but replay the moments we shared. The stolen glances, the gentle touch of his hand on mine, the whispers of affection that once filled the air. It all felt so real, so genuine. But now, it seemed like nothing more than a cruel facade.Tears welled up in my eyes as I thought about the trust I had placed in him. Trust is the foundation of any relationship, and I had given him my heart, my vulnerability, and my secrets. I believed that he would cherish and protect them, But it was all a lie.The realization hit me like a tidal wave, crashing over me with a force I couldn't comprehend. How could he claim to love me and yet doubt me? Love should be bu
Author’s POV. Scot had been spending the day at his friend's place, enjoying their company and laughter. As the sun began to set, he bid his friend farewell and made his way back home. Little did he know, a devastating sight awaited him.As Scot entered the house, his tired face suddenly turned pale with shock. There, on the couch, lay his Grandma. Her frail form was still, her eyes closed, and blood stained her mouth. Panic surged through Scot's veins as he realized something was terribly wrong.Without a moment's hesitation, Scot's legs carried him as fast as they could to his dad's room. Bursting through the door, he found his dad engrossed in a book, unaware of the unfolding tragedy. With a trembling voice, Scot urgently relayed the horrifying scene he had just witnessed."Dad! Dad! Something's happened to Grandma! She's on the couch, she's not moving, and there's blood on her mouth!" Scot's words spilled out in a rush, a mix of fear and desperation.His dad's eyes widened in sho
Chloe’s POV. I stood there, frozen in disbelief, my heart pounding in my chest. Jax’s question echoed in my mind, taunting me with their mysterious knowledge of my name. How could she possibly guess my real name right? My curiosity burned within me, fueling my desire to uncover the truth.Summoning all my courage, I approached the girl cautiously, my voice trembling as I questioned her, "how is that possible? Guessing my name and you are right?" The words escaped my lips in a hushed whisper, barely audible amidst the chaos surrounding us.She turned to face me, her eyes filled with an enigmatic gleam. A mischievous smile danced upon her lips as she replied, her voice dripping with intrigue, "Oh, I just as I said, I only guess your name" Her response sent shivers down my spine. Who was this girl? What secrets did she hold? I longed to move closer, to delve deeper into the mystery that seemed to entangle us. But before I could take another step, Alpha jax interjected himself between us
Chloe’s POV. I shifted my gaze to Jax, and it seemed like he had complete trust in May, but I didn't want to believe that."Hope you don't believe what she said? I'm for real, I don't know a single thing about what she's saying," I stammered, trying to touch him, but he slapped my hands away."Give me a reason why I wouldn't trust her. First, you lied about your name. Second, you lied about Alice. Third, you refused to tell me the herbs you gave me that make me feel okay, even though I've tried my best to search for them but can't find them. And fourth, this strange girl just came out of nowhere and pronounced your name. She told you you she guess your name and you believe, If I hadn't asked her, would you even talk about it?" he said, and the tears in my eyes streamed down my cheeks. "I find it hard to believe you now. I don't want to be close to you anymore," he said, turning to face Ryan. "Lock the three of them up," he commanded, and my heart nearly sank."What?" I asked, but he
Chloe’s POV. As I pondered over Lia's uncanny knowledge about me, my mind swirled with a whirlwind of emotions. Curiosity and suspicion danced hand in hand, creating a tangled web of thoughts within me."How did she know so much about me?" I wondered aloud, my voice laced with a hint of disbelief. It felt as though she had peered into the depths of my soul, effortlessly guessing my name and even mentioning Liam. The mere thought of it sent shivers down my spine.A part of me couldn't help but entertain the idea that Liam might have played a role in all of this. Perhaps he had secretly orchestrated Lia's appearance in my life, as if pulling the strings of some grand scheme. But that notion seemed far-fetched, even to my own skeptical mind. Liam and I had never been on good terms, and his disdain for me was no secret. It seemed highly unlikely that he would go to such lengths to find me.I sighed, frustration mingling with the uncertainty that gripped my heart. "Why would Liam bother s
Liam’s POV. I sat down inside the dimly lit hotel bar, surrounded by my fellow rogues. The atmosphere was charged with anticipation as we watched Chloe and Lia from a distance. Seeing Chloe again after all this time brought a mix of emotions to the surface. She had grown and matured since she left MayHill, and I couldn't help but feel a sense of pride in her transformation.As I observed Chloe, I couldn't help but notice that Lia, my trusty camerawoman, had captured every expression on her face. It was a relief to see that Chloe still had that spark, that fire that made her who she was. However, my heart sank when Lia mentioned my name in their conversation. It made me uneasy, knowing that Lia had shared information about me with Chloe.Despite the unease, I couldn't help but feel a surge of excitement deep within me. It was as if a secret connection had been revealed, and I knew that Chloe must be feeling the same way. There was no doubt that a whirlwind of thoughts and emotions wer
Author’s POV. Mendy's heart raced as she followed the mysterious man to an unknown rooftop. The sight of him, resembling a wolf, sent a shiver down her spine. Her inner wolf seemed to confirm what her eyes were seeing. The way he effortlessly took down the unknown tribe only added to the enigma surrounding him.With each step, Mendy's weariness grew. They had been walking for what felt like an eternity, and still, there was no sign of their destination. Exhaustion began to weigh heavily on her, her legs begging for respite. But her shyness held her back from voicing her need for rest. She remained silent, her gaze fixed on the man ahead.Suddenly, the man halted, his intense gaze piercing through Mendy. Her heart skipped a beat as he spoke, instructing her to remain silent once they reached their destination. No matter what questions they asked, she was to keep her lips sealed. The warning left her bewildered. Why would he ask her to withhold her words? Was it even possible to stay s
Chapter 124. Chloe's POV. "So, you mean this is the antidote to the potion my sister used on him? How did you even know that something like this existed?" I inquired from her, inspecting the bottle from back to front. Sophia let out a soft chuckle, "of course I know because I have a background in medicine. I wouldn't really call it that because not everyone who tries their hands at many things, has an idea of what this might be, but whatever the case may be, I guess we don't have to worry our heads about anything.""Yeah, right. So what am I supposed to do with it?" I asked, trying to sniff it to see if I would understand a thing happening here, but it didn't work."You are supposed to just pour in a drop in his tea or coffee so that it works slowly. If you do this consecutively for fourteen days, this might help you to get rid of whatever has settled down in it to his subconscious." She explained to me. Sophia had been nothing short of a blessing to me because immediately I broug
Chapter 123.Author's POV. Sophia bent behind the trees as she waited for Mendy, who had delayed coming out. Glancing at her watch, she began to hiss. How long would it take for mendy to cross over from her house to this arena? Was she hoping that she got caught by Chloe? Mendy arrived with the rustling of bushes as her boots scrunched through them. “I'm sorry for the delay. I needed to sort out a few things so that I didn't get caught. I hope that no one saw you when you were leaving.” “Can we abandon that and move to the reason we are here? I have been able to get her to trust me, what is the next step?” Sophia caught Mendy off. “You shouldn't speak to me in that manner just because you are doing me a favor. In case you have forgotten, you should be thankful that I gave you this opportunity.” “As if I am doing this for you.” Sophia thought inside of her but wouldn't dare utter those words so that she didn't sound opportunistic and make Mendy suspicious. “I apologize, I am on
Chapter 122. Chloe's POV. Confused as hell but didn't want to sound or look like I wasn't polite, I looked away watching the person who was talking staring at me as I tried to figure out what exactly she was saying. "Do I know you?" I inquired, raising my eyebrows a little higher than necessary. "I don't think that you do but I do know you. You are Luna Chloe. One of the best people that we have ever had to grace our arena. I'm sure that a lot of people would regret ever coming against you. You are one of the sweetest people that I know."I recoiled, "okay, back up for a second." She chuckled softly before even advancing towards me, making me a little worried and wondering why this person was so bold to come closer when I had practically told them to stay away. I knew that some people were bold and would not desist unless there was a great reason for that. I had more than not expectations when it came to mingling with people "It would be nice if you introduce yourself after sa
Chapter 121Chloe's POV. "I think that teacher Mendy is one of the best assets to this school. She has been nothing but great to the children, especially how they behave and address people nowadays." One of the parents said. I laughed at their ignorance of the truth. How would anyone in their right senses ever think that my sister was the best thing to happen to their kids? "Haven't you listened to the way your children speak? Do you think that that is the right way things should be done? If you think so, then I would have to question everything that you represent and I'm not even joking about that." I said with so much anger. "That is the basic truth. My daughter had not picked up when she started until Miss Mendy took her in and then made her life beautiful. I know that there might be some issues between both of you but it doesn't change the fact that she is one of the best teachers over here." Another parent spoke. "She has records of people who come to give her accolades. Su
Chapter 120. Chloe's POV. Heading back home was a delight but at the same time also a problem because all I could think of in that moment was how I would be able to handle the situation perfectly without looking helter skelter or being in a dilemma Deciding to go and check up on my kids turned out to be a disheartening move, as I suddenly began to think of everything that had gone wrong. My kids deserve the best but I had not given this to them, not because I didn't want to but because I just didn't have the capacity to do so. Firstly, I encountered one of the teachers at the gate who was looking at me as though I was here on a wicked mission, this was probably the effect of my sister's methods on making everyone see me as the bad guy. "I want to see mendy." I told her, watching her bow immediately and rush off I didn't waste time going after her, passing by mendy's class I heard her teaching the kids on how to be disrespectful even if it was not as instructive as sh
Chapter 119. Chloe's POV. "What happens if I do not have his belongings with me?" I asked, holding my breath, in case things didn't go the way I expected it to."You might have to find it at all cost because then there is a huge problem than we might want to admit. I don't think that there is anything right now, but even at that we can find a way around it. I've got some new ideas." Bryan answered instead of the lady, making me wonder why he was so particular about me finding Liam's things. I wasn't at ease with the new development and would rather just relax and watch things play out naturally, but I also wasn't going to negate the fact that he might be speaking the truth. Helping me in fact was one of the greatest things anyone could do for me and I appreciated his efforts but, I was a little bit skeptical. "I don't want us to do anything that could potentially harm Liam in the future. I just want an antidote to be found in the potion and nothing more." I reiterated, so that th
Chapter 118.Chloe's POV. "Where are you?" Bryan spoke into the earphones I had plugged in. I bent in the bushes, avoiding contact with the patrol guards. It wasn't news that they would not stop until they were able to find out who was out of the house. Liam and I had not crossed paths since the last time we spoke despite living in the same house. Immediately I made peace with myself that he was under an influence. I no longer saw his offenses. Instead I saw him as a man who needed to be careful and that his ex was going to get him. Anyone else could be mad at the recent turn out of events but not me, I knew what I needed to do and was ready to do it nonetheless."I don't want anyone knowing that I'm meeting up with you that's why I'm hiding but as soon as I am able to push them away, trust me when I say that I would come out." I said with a small smile. I knew that I had in some way it made him a little bit happy but I needed to continue fervently. If I allowed this opportunity
Chapter 117.Chloe's POV. Staying for my people was definitely easier said than done because why did I feel like I was missing out on a lot of information when Brian told me to stay clear. To some people, it might mean the world to them but to me, it only made me feel a little bit anxious, and also saddled with responsibility of looking over my shoulders, hoping that everything was going on right.If I had the opportunity, I wouldn't have ever dealt with them. I decided to also take laws into my hands. I needed to find out what my sister was so particular about that made her ignore the brutal signs and go for something that didn't even make any sense whatsoever. I also hated the fact that she could get away with it. Lucy's call came in almost immediately as though she had been monitoring what I was thinking of. "I know that you must probably be thinking of that your god-forsaken sister, you don't need to worry about her instead we should worry about other things." She urged me. A
Chapter 116 Chloe’s POV Unknown: meet at location at map. Immediately. I stare down at my phone, a little startled at the message and very confused. The message came just as I am about to head to bed. A simple text with barely any words, and a simple location, that immediately disappears the moment I finished looking at it. There’s no sender, the number is hidden and unknown written in the usual robotic sans of my phone. There is no way I am supposed to find out who sent the text but somehow it just clicks. Everything from the way it was sent, to the style of the writing screams that the sender whoever it maybe didn't want to be found, or have anyone trace them. Although I know better than to guess just who they are, I couldn't help but know that this was Byrans doing. After everything he was always on alert and would never plays games, still looking at my phone with the image long gone and a simple text indicating that I have already opened the message, I contemplated whether to