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Don't Reject Me Stolen Power
ASENAPain. It was the first thing that brought me back to consciousness. The other thing I felt was cold, but perhaps it was a good thing. I was frozen enough for the cold to dull my senses… and dull some of the pain as well.Filling my lungs with air hurt, the pain forcing me to pay with tears for every breath I took. Struggling, I opened my eyes and saw the sky. Its gray color told me it must have been right before dawn.I drew another painful breath and slightly lifted my head. I blinked several times before the blurry shapes turned into something recognizable. Once they did, I realized that the lower part of my body lay in shallow water while the upper body rested on the river shore. The water was freezing. No wonder I felt cold.I knew I had to find a way to drag my body out of the water, but the pain that seemed to come from every part of me limited my movements. I looked around me and saw two broken branches lying on the shore on both sides of me. I sucked in a sharp breath an
Don't Reject Me Relief
KAANAsena's whole body shivered as she stared at her dead ex-mate. She might have even a sliver of guilt, even though cutting his throat was an act of mercy. He would have died anyway. His injuries were too severe, and the second night in the Shadow Forest would have been his last one. I knew that now after I had heard the spirits whispering among the trees.I placed my hand on her shoulder, and she almost flinched. “It's OK,” I murmured. “You're safe now.”She slowly rose to her feet and blew out a shaky breath. “There were four others…”I gently grasped her arms, turning her to face me. “I know. I killed two of them, and the other two... well…”Her brows knitted. “What happened to them?”A faint smirk curved my lips. “The forest decided they didn't deserve to live.”Her eyes widened. “W-what?”I led her to a large rock by the shore where we both could sit. “When I found out that they attacked you and that you must have run into the forest, I turned into my wolf form and ran to find
Don't Reject Me Special Treatment
ASENAMy heart kept thundering against my chest as Kaan carried me in his arms like a fragile princess. Perhaps I should have been more bothered by it. For the last three years, I had been used to harsh treatment where I had been rather “one of the guys” than a woman.With Kaan, everything was different—I was different. By his side, I began to believe in things I had never thought were possible for me. Ellaria surely would have laughed her ass off if she'd found out that my thoughts were currently filled with some romantic crap. I was a warrior, for Goddess's sake! I should have cared about my strength, endurance, and how quickly I would be able to fight after falling from the cliff, but none of that currently mattered. My mind was occupied by the terrifying perspective that I probably stank of sweat, the dirt, and Goddess only knew what else, and that Kaan could probably barely stand my odor.I was highly aware that this should have been the least of my worries, but I couldn't help i
Don't Reject Me For the Cause
I heard shouts and screams coming from outside the tent. I saw the shades of warriors running back and forth, some in rage, others in panic. What the hell was happening out there?“How bad is it?” Kaan asked.Caspian drew a deep breath. “More than twenty tents were set on fire simultaneously. Then several others caught fire and... ”“Fuck.” Kaan dragged his hand down his face. “Any signs of those who set the fire?”“They could have easily blended in as soon as the panic erupted,” Caspian mused.Kaan nodded, processing his words, before turning to me. “Stay in the tent and don't go anywhere. I'll send Dritan to watch over you.”I frowned. “I am perfectly capable of taking care of myself. Besides, I can help. I can—”“No.” His sharp tone almost made me flinch. “I will not risk having you out there. I've just got you back.”“Kaan, seriously, I can help,” I argued.He shook his head. “Those who attacked you had friends—friends more than willing to avenge those who died. They don't care th
Don't Reject Me Choosing Sides
I wasn't sure how long I kneeled beside the boy's body in the eerie silence of the Shadow Forest. I kept wondering why the forest killed the boy but not me. I refused to believe that the spirits only killed those with dark souls because that would have meant that this child's soul had been corrupted for a long time…No. He wasn't bad. He was just… lost. He had trusted those whom he shouldn't have. He had been manipulated and used in the most disgusting way. It was those who had poisoned his mind who deserved to die.“Why?” I whispered, asking the spirits, even though I doubted they would answer.Suddenly, a cold breeze licked the nape of my neck. “Dark… soul,” a hoarse and airy voice whispered.I swallowed and rose to my feet, looking around. “He was just a kid. He could have changed,” I argued, my voice cracking.“No,” the airy voice answered. “We've seen… his future…”Chills ran down my spine. I knew that I shouldn't have challenged the spirits who could kill me in less than a secon
Don't Reject Me Complications
KAANWe had buried the boy, saying a quick prayer so that his soul could travel safely in front of the Fates. I hoped that Moon Goddess showed her mercy since I doubted that the kid had been innocent. Fates knew I had witnessed children his age and younger committing sins adults could barely stomach hearing about. Not that any of those young pups had ever understood the true weight of their deeds. This was something only those who taught them understood, but those rarely cared.I led Asena back to our tent, carefully locking the entrance. Then I walked to the so-called bath chamber and washed the smoke and ash off my face, hands, and hair. When I walked out from behind the curtains, Asena had already changed back to her sexy little nightgown. I hummed, appreciating the way the delicate fabric clung to her most delicious parts. I fixed my eyes on her as I walked to the bedroll.She smiled nervously. “I know I shouldn't wear this right now, but... I sort of ran out of fresh clothes and—
Don't Reject Me The Calm Before the Storm
ASENAAfter the night of the fire, many things changed. A fence had been built around the camp, and only a few squads were leaving the fields at one time. Whenever the squads were mobilized, I knew that they were about to raid another village in Dolorem Valley, and I could barely stand that thought. Innocents were dying while I was forced to sit within the camp because, yes, Kaan made me stay with my “favorite” companion—Dritan.Since I would have gone insane sitting in the tent, I often went to sit by a stream. I found staring at the water flow soothing. It made my thoughts less hectic. Unfortunately, it couldn't silence my anxieties.The words I had heard from the spirits occupied my mind. They'd said that my death would restore balance as if I would have to die for everything to flow in its natural course. I didn't think that there was another way to interpret those words. A knot rose in my throat every time I thought about it. It sounded like I lived only to die at the right place
Don't Reject Me Date
By the time we returned to Collisville, I was surprised to see the entire town cleaned up and partially rebuilt. The castle, which once belonged to Alpha Jalal, was about to become Kaan's new home. It was a cruel compensation from Alpha Khaos, as if he wanted Kaan to accept Collisville and forget about the lands of the pack he was rightfully supposed to rule.Naturally, Delmira and Lelah were already at the castle, taking care of Kaan's rooms. They even prepared separate rooms for me with a huge bed and a bath chamber. Entering those rooms felt strange. I knew that this was supposed to be the place where I should live from now on, but I could have never called these conquered lands home…“I heard that matters between you and our Alpha are progressing,” Delmira muttered, smirking as she filled my wardrobe with new clothes.Heat flooded my cheeks, and I was sure that my face turned tomato-red because she snorted as she looked at me.“I'm glad,” she said then. “He deserves to be happy. I
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