LOGIN“I think you’re going to change so many lives,” I said to Eliza. “Those kids are so lucky to have you.” Eliza looked down, her cheeks pink. “Thank you, Audrey. Really.” Tina piped up next. “And my LGBT counseling department is finally off the ground! ” She paused, leaning into my mother, who was
Audrey After a long flight, we finally touched down in Italy. The sunlight streaming in through the plane window was a promising golden hue, and just the sight of it made me feel like my heart was about to leap out of my chest. “I might need a nap when we get to the villa,” Edwin yawned, shaking
And as I watched, I felt a hand slip into mine. I glanced up, finding Edwin beside me, his gaze focused on the runway but his approval humming through the bond. My mother stood on my other side, wrapping her arm around my shoulders. A lump rose in my throat, and I couldn’t even speak. None of us c
Audrey Edwin and I emerged from the small room, his hand still resting protectively on my back. The hustle and bustle of last-minute preparations immediately hit us, assistants running back and forth, models being ushered into position, and the soft hum of the audience’s chatter drifting through t
“There’s always time,” I whispered, grabbing the wrist of his free hand and pulling it close to peer at his watch. The movement caused him to topple forward, and he caught himself on his other palm, caging me against the hard wood of the vanity. “But maybe not enough time to waste right now.” Edwi
Audrey Before I could even answer his question, Edwin rushed past me and locked the door. When he turned back to me, he was grinning from ear to ear. The sight of that mischievous look on his face made my breath hitch. Once, it had been like pulling teeth to get the man to smile. And now here he
Audrey & Edwin Audrey’s POV I followed the source of the voice and felt a tremor run through me when I saw where it was coming from: Linda’s group. A petite Omega with curly blonde hair was raising her hand and offering me a warm smile. My first instinct, of course, was to tell her no; she was
“I’m not implying it. I’m telling you how it is. And it is first come first serve… for werewolves.” Of course, I thought to myself; everyone always discriminated against humans. I had grown used to it over the years. But right now, when so much hinged on this studio, the knife dug a little deeper
Audrey “She’s right through here.” The nurse pulled aside the curtain and let Tina and I through. Exchanging glances, we stepped into Avis’s small hospital room—the scent of antiseptic mixed with fresh flowers from a vase on the side table overwhelming us. “You guys came.” Avis grinned at us f
With that coming up in a few weeks, I had already begun making my dress and mask. It was an event to look forward to every year, with live music, amazing food, and even a lantern lighting ceremony at the end.“So, what’s your thesis going to be about?” Tina asked around a mouthful of chicken salad.







