Caspian: I left to go for a run, unable to face them all. I knew I was at fault, and I owned that, but they had no clue about what had transpired during those critical hours. The version of truth they had was vastly different from the reality I was aware of. Nonetheless, I'd be the one bearing the
Emre: We waited impatiently for Wolvin to return, bringing Caspian home. I felt bad for Gennie, somehow feeling responsible too. If I hadn't taken part in the bullying, Caspian wouldn't have believed he could do anything with her. As the moment finally arrived, Caspian stood before us, his hands bo
Genevieve: In the midst of the unfolding chaos, I felt lost and uncertain about what course of action to take. We appeared to be under attack, and we had sent Caspian outside to turn on the generator. Despite his claims, I couldn't find any sympathy for him, as his story simply didn't add up. I was
Genevieve: "Really? Could it be that he was actually telling the truth about the rogues?" Bellamy appeared relieved, but now new questions had been raised. "Let’s go home first," I stated, and Bellamy instantly obeyed. It took us only a few minutes to arrive home. I needed to take a shower first,
Caspian: Many Years Ago: It was already heartbreaking that my sister had been sick for the entire past year, and now things had taken a strange turn. "What's happening?" I watched everyone rushing around in tears. They looked terrified, and someone was moving through the crowd with my sister in h
Caspian: "So, she was bitten by the wild wolves, and you want me to save her?" Alpha King Bernard invited us into his living room to discuss the distressing matter away from the party guests. "She's the alpha of my pack. Her life is of utmost importance," my dad continued to plead, while I remaine
Caspian: Years Ago: "Dad!" I whispered his name urgently as he continued to gaze at her with those eyes that unsettled me. "Hmm, stay here," Dad instructed, nudging me behind the car even though it was pointless. She had already noticed me and had even offered a friendly yet concerned smile my wa
Genevieve: I watched him writhing in chains, struggling on the bed. "Shit!" Bellamy complained under his breath, attempting to avoid my gaze, so none of them had to meet my eyes and convey that Caspian was dying. "He is dying," I stated, but they all disregarded me. I knew they were also in pain,
Wolvin:The arrows flew by, hitting wild ones from everywhere. We began to look around, quickly trying to find the one shooting them.Of course, it had to be her.But where the heck was she?And then the freaking black wolves started to form out of smoke.A circle of devilbane would prevent them fro
Genevieve:Months Ago:“Are we going to keep walking around with no direction?” I was so lonely that whenever Evie spoke, it startled me. I sat down with my head lowered and eyes dry from crying.“Genevieve, you’ve cried enough. It’s time to get back on our feet again.” She had been such a help. But
Wolvin:“Yeah, now leave it here. The crows from this tree take the messages to the savior,” Finch helped me write a letter and send it out. We have been making up plans to get to know the savior. All of us, each one of us, kind of felt like either this savior was our Genevieve or someone who would
Bellamy:It was right in front of me. The footage. The last time anyone had seen Genevieve. She had her father on her back as she came to my pack and begged for help. My muscles stretched, heat rushing from deep within me.“That is—,” Wolvin thundered, his anger casting a dark shadow on the bright l
Wolvin:"What happened then?" I asked him as we sat in his living room. He made us stay to serve us dinner."I earned Monique's trust but built an army of my own. Then one day, I betrayed her like she betrays everyone." Emre shrugged, and that’s when someone arrived with a tray in her hands, serving
Emre:Months ago:I woke up tied in chains. But this wasn’t even the pack we had arrived at. I was in some sort of prison, and there were loud banging noises all around me. I got up with difficulty, looking around to get a better view of where I was when I saw a line of people standing with axes in
Bellamy:“What is going on? How are you the alpha king—where is Monique, and does that mean—” Caspian was speaking with heavy breaths, his body tense, so I helped him finish his question.“Is Genevieve your mate and the Luna Queen now?” That would explain why we couldn’t find her anywhere.Back when
Emre:Months Ago:“Where would we go now?” Abigail sat next to me, her eyes dry, but the stains of tears on her cheeks told a heartbreaking story.“We lost our baby,” I uttered, wiping the tears away with the back of my hand. “I lost my mother.”I couldn’t gather myself enough to get up and find a s
Wolvin:“Say what you have to say, because after that, I will leave. I have other important things to take care of,” Caspian gave me a cold shoulder, not even looking my way. It had been so difficult to live alone with the thought that my Gem was out there somewhere, all alone.We fell off and didn’