All Chapters of Burning Desire: His Chosen Wolf : Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

CHAPTER 42 LEAH. Lena was definitely way in over her head. She had been acting strange since the death of her mother and as a friend, all I wanted was to be there for her but seeing how she locked up and kept things to herself, I decided to get used to it. But it was starting to get annoying. After seeing Igor's dead body, I had immediately remembered that I hadn't seen Lena through out lunch break and had gone in search for her only to find her in English class, eyes wide open, arms on the desk and body stationary like she had gone into a trance. She had been torn out of it immediately. She was probably overthinking something. She had left immediately after our argument and I just sat there, fuming in anger and wishing I could do something about all of this. She still wasn't convinced that Damon had nothing to do with this and it annoyed the hell out of me. Her view of him was impeding whatever I wanted to do with him. He had asked me out on a date today and I was very

CHAPTER 44 LEAH. I spent the rest of my afternoon searching for a proper dress to wear. I had even contemplated going over to the store to get a new dress but my mother was going to have my head on a platter if I did any of that. My room was a mess now and I hadn't found the perfect dress. "What the hell is going on here?" I turned to see my mother standing at the threshold with a book in her hand and her spectacle resting on the top of her nose. I looked at her and back at the pile of clothes that swarmed around me. What do I tell her? That I met someone who caught my fancy? That I met someone who I believed was my second mate? No fucking way. I wasn't telling her any of that. She loved Luke too much and there was a certainty of her telling me I was being fucking delusional. I had to lie. I was getting good at it and with each passing day, it was hard for her to know if I was telling the truth or not. "I'm going out on a date with Luke this evening and I do

CHAPTER 46 LEAH. My legs moved from side to side as I waited impatiently for Damon to arrive. I had been here for over ten minutes and he was yet to arrive. Luke could never do this. He was always here before me and it didn't matter if I was thirty minutes late. Now, I understood how infuriating it was to be left sitti I alone and being asked by the waitress if I wanted to have anything. At the sound of the overhead doorbell ringing, I looked up to see Damon coming into the diner. I sat up immediately and did a very quick retouch before he saw me. He was dressed in a pair of dark ripped jeans and a baggy shirt that could fit over three bodies. I loved his style. I had never seen him dress in a baggy outfit but this was really appealing to the eyes. Though it was a fashion that was set apart for only the dark skinned students in Willow High, I was sure that if he wore this to school, he was going to start a trend. His hair was left to fall over his forehead and it gav

CHAPTER 48 LENA. I had to be really slow and quiet so I wound up his glass before starting his engine. My heart thumped wildly against my chest, threatening to tear my chest open. My father's ears were as sharp as anything could be and I just hoped he was already asleep. As I backed out of the garage through the driveway, I made sure not to make any sort of noise. I successfully backed out of the driveway without him stepping out of the door or pushing the window open and once I was out of the garage, I kept cruising till I got far enough to drive faster. The streets were empty and that was because of the curfew that had been put up recently. It wasn't as serious as I had expected it to be so I was safe from my father's wrath. He was well known and everyone knew Lena Sherman. I went to the diner first and climbed down from the car before pushing the glass doors open. "We're closed." A woman sang from behind the counter where she stood. I looked around to see that the

CHAPTER 50 LENA. " So I asked you not to use my car, I stopped you from using my car but you went ahead to do it?" I was standing in front of my utterly displeased father. Leah had gone up to my room as soon as we came in to my father standing at the porch with his arms folded. "Leah needed my help," I muttered. "Of course, she did! Do you know how dangerous it is okt there? We don't even know what's waiting out there for anyone!" "I do. I do. But Leah was out there. You don't expect me to just leave my best friend out there." He stretched out his hand. "Hand over the key." I pushed the key into his hand. "I'm sorry, Dad. I didn't mean to—". "You can keep that apology to yourself. I will be hearing none of it. You have been grounded for the rest of the week." "But, Dad—" He raised a hand to stop me. "Not another word, Lena. Do you know that things have changed? You are not who you used to be two weeks ago and you're just going to dash all of that on a