Liam approached Lilian's chambers with a growing sense of annoyance and weariness. He longed to spend more time with Nicole to revel in their newfound connection. But it seemed that fate had other plans, constantly throwing distractions in his path. His wolf was on the edge, its agitation fueling h
Smirking, Liam shrugged, and they had already arrived at Lilian's door."Well played, my friend. Well played."Liam would have laughed if they hadn't been at Lilian's door. The commotion within grew louder, and Liam's patience wore thin. He gritted his teeth, willing himself to maintain composure in
Liam's jaw tightened, a mix of emotions swirling within him. "Lilian, I understand your longing, but we can't afford to lose focus," Liam responded firmly, his words tinged with a touch of regret. "The witches are still a threat, and we must remain united and vigilant. I can't risk your safety or t
As Liam entered his chambers, his heart swelled with happiness at the thought of being reunited with his mate, Nicole. The memories of their time together brought a smile to his face, filling him with warmth. His wolf was also elated.But as he entered the room, his elation quickly turned to confusi
Liam's wolf howled within him, yearning for the connection they shared. He had never felt such a profound desire to protect and cherish someone, plus the thought of being without Nicole was unbearable."Nicole, I understand. I won't force you to be with me, but know that I'll always be here, waiting
Liam's fists clenched at his sides, his wolf straining against his control. "You have no right to her, Garrett. She's my mate."The words hung in the air, a bombshell that shattered the tense atmosphere. Gasps echoed through the room, the shock reverberating off the walls. Even James, who had been o
Nicole paced back and forth in Liam's room, her mind consumed by confusion and self-doubt. She couldn't understand why she was pushing him away, why she was denying herself the love and happiness she had found in his arms. Every fibre of her being longed to comfort him, to erase the pain she saw in
Ignoring him, Nicole took another step forward. "Liam," she whispered again. Her chest was constricted from chaos, fear, and every other thing rambling in her head. For some reason, she wasn't afraid of either Liam or his wolf in a feral state. What she was mostly afraid of was the jealousy she sce