More chapters to come but I need to switch off for the night. Please drop any gems you can. Thank you.
Kaia POV I couldn’t sleep. I felt safe, as safe as I could in this pack…and I had no concerns that Alora would try and murder me in my sleep…yet I couldn’t sleep. I was looking up at the moon from the sitting room window, and had been looking at it all night. Snuggled up with a blanket and a low r
Kaia POV“Father?” I watch on in bewilderment as Alora walks up to Father hesitantly, before his arms wrap around her gently.“I don’t understand…” “Neither do I Kaia. But this must be some kind of miracle, a gift from the Moon Goddess. Here to declare our pack sacred in her eyes. How she sends a l
Alora POVThe man before me, the man holding my hand is my Father. I know it. I can feel it.I don’t need a blood test to prove it. I believe it. I can feel it deep within me…he was who I was meant to be raised by. I was meant to be with him and Kaia. What happened…why was he told I was dead. Was
Kaia POVWe were now in the hospital, having had an awkward breakfast between us, even Samson and Freya were quiet. Freya kept glancing Alora’s way and I could see them mind-linking a couple of times. Even I was quieter than usual. Usually the conversation flows freely at meal times with Father an
Kaia POVAlora insisted that she didn’t want to rest after the doctor’s appointment, I needed to give her more credit, she was strong in so many other ways.We were giving her a short tour of the pack grounds, Samson doing the same with Freya. I had asked for Samson to give Freya the full tour know
Alora POVThings were progressing quickly. Kaia is cautioning me in what I decide on the side, but not in front of Beckett. I’m not sure what to do but I haven’t got the heart to tell him I am not sure. Even now, he is planning a pack party to announce me as a new pack member, as his daughter. But
Kaia POVI’m watching Father’s reaction to what Alora has just admitted. The pack doctor staring at his new patient in shock.“You drank wolfsbane…and survived?” The doctor asks flabbergasted. “Barely, I was in a coma for 4 years. The machines kept me alive.”“Have you considered a transplant…” The
Alora POVThe dull grating pain that has been suppressed thanks to the tablets the doctor prescribed wears off in my sleep and a piercing pain wakes me up. The doctor wants to assess me further, put me back on machines…but I don’t want that. It will only be delaying the inevitable. Even taking bloo