Lila’s POV “Someday soon, Enzo will realize what a terrible mistake he’s made,” Felicity said, rolling her eyes at me. “And I suppose you think that you’re more suitable to be the Luna?” I asked, straightening my shoulders. “Obviously,” she scoffed. “Like I said, I know this pack very well. I
Enzo’s jaw tightened and I saw the anger filling his eyes now. He was staring down the empty hallway, the direction he knew I came from. “Can you stay with my mother?” Enzo asked, his voice hardened and unfamiliar. “I’ll be right back.” He released his hold on me and began to walk away, but I gr
Lila’s POV “But first, tell me why you think he hates Volana wolves,” Diana said, staring at me with sadness in her eyes. I didn’t like talking about this, but at the same time, it’s a lot of stuff that I’ve been holding in. What better person to tell other than my mate's mother? She had such a
“You were his mother, if he didn’t want to go back, he shouldn’t have had to,” I said, furrowing my brows together. “Surely you had a say in the matter.” She nodded her head once. “I did,” she answered. “I asked him as well what he wanted to do, and his answer was that he wanted to restore the n
Enzos POV Felicity was at the nurse's station; I could pick up the scent of her excessive use of perfume miles away. The closer I got to her, the more fury I was feeling. She disrespected my mate and her future Luna. I wasn’t okay with that, and I was going to make sure she knew exactly how I fe
“You are not my mate,” I said through gritted teeth; I was feeling that fury rising throughout me again, but this time, she stood her ground, pressing her lips together. “I could be your chosen mate,” she said in return, meeting my eyes. My breathing became rash, and I knew if I didn’t walk away
Lila’s POV Felicity’s apology took me off guard. I was already crying because of what I just found out about Enzo’s mother, but then the apology pushed me over the edge It seemed sincere, though I didn’t fully trust her. I wondered what made her decide to apologize. I wonder what Enzo had said t
“And you went rogue after that?” I asked. Her silence told me otherwise and my heart grew even heavier. I knew this story was hard for her to speak about and I didn’t want to push her too much to talk about. “He found her,” Enzo continued for her, stepping beside me. “My father found her. She wa