Knox POV "Are you still with us, Knox?" Chase asked, sounding bored and fed up with dealing with me. Something he had in common with Kane."And me." Havoc interjected rudely. "Back at you!" I snapped back, not in the mood for his bullshit right now."SHUT UP DAMMIT." I screamed behind me. "I can't
Lottie POVI stood silently behind Chase, the dim light from the hallway casting long shadows on the walls. He was talking to Knox, and from the sounds of it, Knox was drunk... again. I couldn't make out every word, but the slurred anger in Knox's voice was unmistakable.How did I get here? I rubbed
Lottie POV"Then call Kane." Adam huffed, bringing me back to the here and now; he was clearly not impressed with being woken for this shit. Standing from the chair, his body towered over me. It should scare me, but I wasn't afraid of him; I wasn't frightened by any of them. If I had learned anythin
Chase POVI lay sprawled on Lottie's bed, staring at the ceiling. The weight of the past weeks pressed down on me like a heavy fog, obscuring any hope of clarity. The deal with Astaroth loomed over everything, a constant reminder of our past mistakes. Lottie, my sister, my everything she carried wer
Chase POVI don’t know how long Thor and I were chatting, but I knew it was a while given the frustrated groan that left Lotties lips. “Men. Can’t focus on more than one thing.” She snapped, her temper flaring. She was just like her mother, I wondered if she knew that. Should I tell her?“Not now n
Liam POVI stood in the dimly lit surveillance room, watching my siblings through the camera feeds Adam had set up throughout the house. A pang of jealousy twinged in my chest as I observed their relaxed friendship."Bastard, make's it look so easy." I shared my uneasy thoughts with V."Our role is
Liam POV Smiling, I jogged back through the front door, and not for the first time, I was surprised by how extravagant the house seemed. This was our headquarters and home of the Sparrow brothers—a pack in its own right. Not that all recognised us as alphas within our family or most social circles;
"I know, Liam. It's just... hard." She sighed, leaning into my embrace."It is," I agreed, leading her towards my car, which surprised her. "But you're not alone. You have me, and you have our pack. We'll face this together." I dangled the car keys in front of her. "But that can all start tomorrow.