All Chapters of I Don't Remeber Loving You Argon: Chapter 1 - Chapter 4

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HAILEY

I Don't Remeber Loving You Argon/ink inn

“Hailey, please get out of my house!” Argon said in a dangerously low tone.“But I didn't do it, Argon!” I pleaded for the nth time, but Argon wouldn't listen. He seemed like a completely different man, not the usual cool and calm Argon I had fallen in love with. His eyes glowed, and his wolf growled at me like I weren't his mate. I tried explaining myself, but it all fell on deaf ears. I tried to stop him as he grabbed my things and began throwing them downstairs but all my efforts were futile. I fell to my knees, holding onto his ankle, but Argon kicked me away from him. “Take your things and get out, you shameless slut,” he cursed as he watched me crumble to the ground.The more I pleaded with him, the more it made me look like a fool. I know nothing about his accusations, yet, I've been begging for two full days before he finally decided to throw my things out. I struggled to get on my feet and dust my dress. “I'll leave if that'll make you happy,” I said, staring into his eye

HAILEY

I Don't Remeber Loving You Argon/ink inn

The first thing I noticed when I opened my eyes was the overwhelming scent of cedar and pine, a familiar scent I could never forget. My head throbbed painfully, and my vision was still blurry, but I knew exactly where I was. Alpha Grant’s mansion. I struggled to sit up, my wrists aching from the tight restraints I hadn’t realized were binding me to the bedposts.My heart sank as the memories came rushing back: the net, the black wolves, the authoritative voice. I scanned the lavish room, adorned with heavy drapes and dark wooden furniture, every corner echoing the wealth and power of the man who ruled the Wolf Shade Pack. I had never imagined that one day, I would end up back here, especially not like this, not as a prisoner.“Good, you're awake.” The deep, commanding voice cut through the silence, jolting me from my thoughts. I looked up to see Alpha Grant standing in the doorway, his broad figure dominating the space. His piercing gaze bore into me, and I felt my stomach churn with

HAILEY

I Don't Remeber Loving You Argon/ink inn

“You think you can manipulate me, Hailey?” His voice was low, dangerously calm, as though he were daring me to continue. The challenge in his tone only fueled my determination. I leaned in closer, feeling his breath hitch as my lips brushed the corner of his jaw.“It’s not manipulation if we both want the same thing,” I purred, letting my fingers wander lower, teasing the line of his belt. “Or are you afraid of Argon, Alpha?”Grant’s eyes flashed, his grip tightening around the armrests of his chair. For a moment, I thought he might push me away, but instead, he pulled me closer, his touch rough as he gripped my waist. I let out a small gasp, the sudden contact sending a thrill down my spine.“You’re playing a dangerous game,” he warned, his breath hot against my neck. I tilted my head, letting my hair fall back to expose my throat, a silent invitation.“I’ve always liked danger,” I whispered, running my nails lightly down his chest. Grant’s jaw clenched, his restraint barely holding,

HAILEY

I Don't Remeber Loving You Argon/ink inn

The room still echoed with the sound of my heavy breathing as Ava slumped against the wall, her eyes blazing with fury. I stood over her, my heart hammering in my chest, every instinct screaming at me to finish what I’d started. But as much as I wanted to end this, a small part of me hesitated. Ava was still my sister, and despite the venom between us, some old, buried loyalty tugged at my conscience.I took a step back, my eyes never leaving her. “Get out of my way, Ava. You’ve no idea what I’m capable of now.”Ava wiped the blood from her lip with the back of her hand, her gaze defiant even in defeat. “You’re just a fool pretending to be something you’re not. You think you can stand against Argon? Against Grant? You’ll burn, Hailey, and I won’t be there to save you.”Her words stung, but I forced myself to turn away, my breath shaky as I stumbled back to my room. I could feel the weight of every decision pressing down on me, and for the first time in a long while, I felt truly alone