Orrin

“After my last call with Dermot,” Liam begins. “I lost my mind a little. One minute I was holding the phone; the next, I was standing on the edge of a cliff. I couldn’t think about anything other than what I’d lost. How was I supposed to go on without the woman I loved?”

I keep my eyes on Liam, both my wolf and I reading the man for lies. I don’t sense any right now, but he’s only just begun his story.

“I was part of Riverside Pack, but they didn’t have much to do with me. Jay, my wolf, was too dominant for them, so they pretty much outcast me. I had no one to talk to, no one to give a damn, and no one to miss me. Having my father trick me into thinking I could finally go home was the last straw. Call me what you will, but at that moment, I no longer wanted to live.” He shrugs, and I see such sadness in his eyes. “I let myself fall,”

My mother gasps, eyes wide, and I see the tears in her eyes. However, she doesn’t say anything, not wanting to interrupt her mate as he speaks.

“I don