Lu paused for as long as she could, but eventually the Command won out and she began to give accounts of things she had done to Layla, going as far back as a decade—with a noticeable trend being that on each attempt, her actions turned more drastic.Within the hour she had caught up to more recent e
Hector’s POVWatching Lu fall was the last straw: Reno broke out of her mate’s arms and rushed to their unconscious daughter.“Lu, oh goddess, my daughter… somebody do something…!”Her hands scrambled furiously over Lu’s body, searching until they rested on the pulse point at her neck. I already kn
“Then how would you explain Lu’s accusation?”“Misguided delusion,” she said without missing a beat. “Or perhaps she twisted the truth, I’m not sure…”“WE ARE WASTING TIME,” Hal roared inside my head, and as the force of his statement rattled my thoughts loose, I could only watch Delphine’s lips mov
Layla’s POVMy consciousness came in ebbs and flows. First there was a sensation of being lifted up from the ground shortly after I had blacked out. Through the stinging of my nostrils Xavier’s scent filled me, and I struggled weakly against him. From somewhere close by, someone let out a low appre
It was because of that feeling that I confided in him about my bond with Hector, and now here I lay in a strange Pack, in a strange city that I had only ever seen in movies.Not a single person in the entire world knew where I was, and going off the burning sensations in my lungs (which were already
Layla’s POVIn the long stretch of silence that followed the declaration, I felt my mind go blank as a white hot trill of panic shot through me. It started out in my chest, and at first I worried that the spreading numbness was another dose of Wolfsbane that’d been administered without me knowing.
Alright, alright, I thought as he trailed off; so far none of this was news to me. Hector’s lack of a surname had always struck me as an odd affectation, but eventually it became one of those things I stopped noticing, like the sky being blue and the fact that there was a sentient entity in my head
Layla’s POVXavier didn’t bat an eyelash at the hostility in my response to his greeting. If anything in fact, his grin seemed to widen, and my clenched fists trembled beneath the duvet I had tucked them under. I was straining against the urge to leap up at him and punch that stupid smile off his