Kaia POVI had put the increasing pull to Hector in the back of my mind for the time being. I had both my Father and my Sister about to enter a life changing operation, on both sides, and needed to concentrate on family for the time being. I didn’t have the mental capacity right now to think other
Kaia POVIt had been 3 hours already and to say I was a mess was an understatement. My elbows were on my knees, my head in my hands as I repeatedly pulled at my loose hair…all horrible things going through my mind. I couldn’t find any inner peace…all I kept thinking is that something must have gone
Hector POV “They are both still unconscious, but you should be with them when they wake.” The surgeon nods to Kaia, before leaving the room. She watches the doctor leave, a relieved smile forming on her face and for a moment her carefree look takes my breath away. It only lasts for a second before
Hector POV I was pacing the hospital room once more, thinking back on the surge I felt through my bond with Kaia when at the council hearing. Did it mean what I thought it meant. “What is it?” Alora sighs out loud, pushing her untouched tray of food away from her. “Nothing that can’t wait.” I pul
Kaia POV I’ve never seen Father like this before…he’s always been my rock. Even when we were parted, I never really worried about his safety, I knew wherever he was he would be well…it was just finding out what had happened and whether he was ready for me to return to him. I remember him sending m
Kaia POV Can I stay and watch them build a happy life together, or does she leave… Do I once again take her away from Father, a Father that was deprived from seeing her grow up…she, stolen from Father’s love. I lived alone once, I can do it again. I can even start my own pack…Father has founded
Kaia POV “Go!” I gasp out as I drop my command, the Doctor’s body instantly relaxing from having been tense, as he fought against my command. If a pack member was crashing; they needed him more than Father did right now. “I’ll be right back…” He rushes past me, his concern at my Father’s state
Hector POV An alarm keeps blurring out in the corridor and it’s extremely annoying, while Alora and I put our pasts behind us and both start to think of our separate futures. I have no doubt that rejecting Alora was the right thing to do, for me, for her and for Kaia. For so long I was driven by