“I don’t trust them, Mom,” I told her. “They aren’t good people…” “Well, I just don’t believe that,” she said, shaking her head. I sighed; there was no point in arguing with her. I knew I wouldn’t be able to change her mind. After a while, I gave up on the conversation and made my mother and me
Judy’s POV “You are such trash, Judy Montague. Why the hell are you at my family's barbeque?” Kelsey asked, folding her arms across her busty chest, her pink lips pressed into a thin line as she glared at me. “If I remember correctly, the entire pack is invited, Kelsey. So, what’s the problem?”
Meredith and Kelsey chuckled and continued their banter. It was as if they had forgotten I was there. “What is that foul smell,” another voice said from nearby. I froze at the sound of that voice. “Oh… it’s you.” I turned to see Sophia, Ethan’s grandmother, approaching us. “Why are you here?
Judy’s POV “And who do you think you are?” Meredith asked, raising her brows at the man standing behind me. “This is a private party,” Sophia chimed in. “You weren’t invited.” “This is a pack party and you are not pack,” Meredith added, rolling her eyes. “He’s handsome though. Maybe he shoul
“Daddy!” Irene gasped, rushing to his side. “Don’t be rude to Ethan’s family.” “I’m not the one being rude,” he said through his teeth. “It was a misunderstanding,” Sophia went on to say, her words coming out hoarse. “We didn’t know who you were.” “And that makes it okay?” Gavin asked, raising
Judy’s POV “Mom, you can’t be serious!” I gasped. “How could you agree to such a thing.” “I know it’s not the ideal situation but—” “Not the ideal situation?!” “Don’t raise your voice at me, Judy,” my mother scolded. “We need the money, and I am running out of options.” “If they are so kee
“He’s a ruthless Alpha,” my mother warned. “He’s a Lycan chairman, and very powerful. Be careful around him. Make sure to show him respect.” I nodded. My mother finished cleaning our mess in the bathroom before she turned and walked out, leaving me alone with my thoughts. I stared at myself in t
Gavin’s POV The rage I felt when I saw Ethan’s family tormenting Judy was beyond what I had ever felt in my life. I was honestly surprised that I was able to control myself. Staying at this barbeque wasn’t something I wanted to do, but Judy pleaded with me to let it go for right now and I wasn’t g
“Something told me I didn’t have a choice,” she said softly. “You managed to find my apartment. It scared me.”Stella didn’t give Irene her phone number the last time they met; actually, Irene had one of her men track and find Stella on their own time. It didn’t take them long to find the rundown ap
Third Person POVIn the viewing room, the Lycans and the judges watched as the competitors fought for survival. Gavin stared at the screen, his eyes on Judy as she fought with the other wolves, nearly losing her life in the process. It was taking everything he had not to fly to that island and get h
I was still in disbelief over it.“Wait what??” She asked, dumbfounded. “She healed you and she wasn’t part of our team?”“She healed me by licking the wound,” I emphasized. “It was so strange. And then she just disappeared.”“You don’t know where she went??” Tabby gasped.“No,” I admitted. “But I w
Judy’s POVWhen I returned to the camp, Tabby was the one who greeted me first.“Are you okay?” She asked, rushing toward me.I wasn’t sure what to say. I was fine now, though I was a bit sore from the fight, all the wounds I had from it were completely healed.I touched my neck, frowning at the mem
Sherri and some others started to cut the meat off the deer, using some tools they created after gathering supplies from foraging. I was surprised they were able to create handy tools so quickly. We had only been here for a couple of hours, and we were already making some serious progress.A howl in
Judy’s POVIt’s been a while since I shifted into my wolf form and hunted.My wolf might have been smaller than the rest, but her senses had always been above average.She sniffed the forest ground, getting a whiff of the prey that was miles away. She roamed through the trees, her small paws careful
I realized it wasn’t just a backpack; it was a parachute.Were we jumping out of the plane? The man stepped around me and blindfolded me, blocking my vision.A sense of panic rose in my chest.I didn’t like not being able to see. He guided me down the aisle of the plane and sat me down.After he ga
Judy’s POVDuring the weekend we spent time doing training exercises. Most of the time was spent in the gym and I barely had time to rest before the next week's battles. However, Tabby and I did spend a little time celebrating after we got our official notices that we moved on to the next round.We
Irene ordered a Chai tea.Once they had their drinks in hand, they went to sit in one of the booths in the back of the shop.Stella still refused to look at Irene despite them sitting across from one another.“Why do you keep visiting my fiancé?” Irene boldly asked.Stella was amazed that she asked