The next few days were a blur of feverish dreams and restless sleep. Evelyn stayed by my side, tending to my every need and offering me comfort whenever I needed it. Her touch was soothing, and her presence was a calming force in my life. I could feel my body slowly starting to recover. The fever b
She opened her eyes slowly and looked at me, her expression unreadable. "I figured you would be back," she said calmly. I took a deep breath, trying to calm myself down. "You said that what I felt was just the beginning, that there was more pain to come. What did you mean?" The Seer regarded me fo
I woke up the next morning feeling a deep sense of exhaustion. It was as if every ounce of energy had been drained out of me, leaving me weak and helpless. I tried to sit up, but my muscles refused to cooperate. I felt like I was made of lead, too heavy to move. My head was pounding, and my vision
Was I weaker than my brothers? Was there something wrong with me that the others didn't have? The Seer's words rang in my head, causing me to feel even more uneasy. As the day went on, my fears only grew. I couldn't shake off the feeling that something was wrong with me, something that couldn't be
I sat in my room, staring blankly at the wall in front of me. My thoughts were jumbled, and my mind was in a constant state of confusion. How was I supposed to find my mate? The Seer had told me that I was mated to someone else, but who could that be? And where was she? I felt lost and helpless, an
I arrived at my office that night, feeling drained but determined to catch up on the work that had piled up in my absence. As I settled into my chair, I found myself surrounded by a mountain of paperwork that needed my attention. I picked up the first document and read through it carefully. It was
I woke up early that morning, feeling restless and unsure of what to do with myself. I had spent the past few days consumed with worry and fear, and now that the immediate danger had passed, I felt lost. I paced back and forth in my bedroom, trying to figure out where to go or what to do. Should I
I continued to stare out the window, feeling helpless and confused. I couldn't move or speak. I watched as the van drove away, taking my brothers to the hospital, and it felt like my world was collapsing around me. The weight of the situation was too much to bear. I stood there for what seemed like