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Chapter Sixty-Seven: A Single Scar
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We were seated at the dining table at our usual spot before Raven came to ruin the arrangement. Things had changed ever since Raven left. It was like her presence had been the catalyst for a change in our once-normal daily lives. Staring at the food placed in front of me, my mind drifted away, recalling the time when Raven had tried to poison me. The vivid image of Praya swinging the plate on Raven’s face replayed in my mind.Praya.She saved me that day. If she hadn't been there with me, I would probably be dead by now. And perhaps, if I had died then, she wouldn’t have died saving me from her siblings. She would’ve been alive, as she was supposed to be. I never hated living more than I did now.Tears welled in my eyes as I rubbed my hands in my lap. My heart ached painfully in my chest, and breathing into my lungs became difficult. I never truly understood what grief was until I lost Praya that night. Though I lost my mother, I was too young; I never really knew her, so grieving he
The Alpha’s Sacred Wolf Chapter Sixty-Nine: Field of Flowers
DEVYN’S POVWhen Gina was done eating, I let her take a glass of water herself. I watched her carefully, my heart beating against her back as I pressed my body into hers. I know I was invading a lot of her personal space but I couldn't care less. I wanted her close to me, I needed her body pressed against mine, whether she wanted that or not. I wasn't joking when I told myself I wasn't going to leave her or let her leave.The death was taking a toll on her, more than I thought it would. She seemed lost in her thoughts most of the time, and her eyes would get glassy occasionally as she tried not to cry. I wanted to comfort her but I knew I wasn't doing it right. I wasn't good at comforting people or good at showing concern at all. I wasn't raised to show my emotions, because it was a weakness, and I had grown with the notion all my life.I still held her firmly on my lap, although she was already done eating. I couldn't let go, and she didn't complain anymore, because she liked this a
The Alpha’s Sacred Wolf Chapter Seventy: Find Me
GINA’S POVPraya’s mother’s words still lingered in my thoughts and I couldn’t just stop thinking about it. Her last words to me before she left haunted me.As I knelt by Praya’s resting place, I found comfort as I spoke to her, as if she were still beside me. I could feel her presence enveloping me, radiating warmth over my heart. It brought me to tears when I realized she was never going to be there.Praya’s mother had suddenly caught my attention when she knelt beside her.“Praya wasn’t my biological daughter.”Those were her first words and they hung in the air surrounding us. I turned to look at her, trying to conceal the surprise etched on my face. I didn’t speak, I just waited for her to keep talking.“Her late father found her by a lake, without any clues about who might have left her there.”A wave of shock surged through me. Could it be the same lake where we spent time together? Had that been her origin all along? That would explain why she was so drawn to it.I had so man
The Alpha’s Sacred Wolf Chapter Seventy-One: Considerate Man
I couldn’t believe my eyes. Kristen was here. My best friend was here, in the living room, on pack grounds.She was here in flesh and I actually pinched myself to make sure I wasn't losing my mind. I stood, scanning around me as if searching for answers. Liam and Wilona were grinning from ear to ear when my gaze fixated on them.“Did you plan this?” I asked them, “How?”I still couldn’t get over the shock of everything. Kristen was her in the flesh, in reality, and she was standing right in front of me.“Actually, he did,” Wilona said as she pointed a finger in a specific direction. Following her gaze, my heart sank as I spotted him. Seated at the dining table, his hard gaze fixated on me. He had the usual nonchalant look On his face, like he just did the most common thing.A wide smile graced my lips, one that reached my eyes, “Thank you so much, Devyn.”He didn’t say anything, and I didn’t need him to. This was enough for me. Averting my gaze back to Kristen, the shock surged throug
The Alpha’s Sacred Wolf Chapter Seventy-Two: My Punishment
I found myself in a dream, I could tell from the surreal atmosphere surrounding me. I had lay on the ground, gazing up at the ceiling. It was adorned with paintings of angels and people. Among them, I recognized a man who I assumed to represent God, dressed in a white garment with a golden crown placed atop his head. He was seated on a throne, watching the people from above the heavens. Below him, was his son. The paintings were breathtaking and very detailed, and I couldn’t bring myself to stop staring.This was the kind of beauty you can stare at for eternity, I thought to myself.“Gina,” a voice called out to me, and I jolted off the ground, startled. Standing, I recognized the beautiful dark-skinned woman seated by the foot of the altar, her hands resting gracefully on her lap. She had a welcoming charming smile that stirred my heart, and I found myself taken away by her breathtaking beauty.“Come,” she said my legs moved on their own. At that moment, I wasn’t thinking about who
The Alpha’s Sacred Wolf Chapter Seventy-Three: A Dream
When I got back to my room, Kristen abandoned whatever she was doing as soon as she saw me crying. I felt the comfort from her arms enveloping me as I collapsed on the bed, burying my face in the pillow.“Hey, hey, what’s wrong?” Her voice was laced with genuine concern. How could I explain to her how I truly felt? How could I could I tell her that I wanted to help Devyn? That I was trying my best to understand him, but he wouldn’t let me?“It’s nothing,” I mumbled into the pillow, my face remaining pressed against it.I felt her hands grasp my shoulder, “Look me in the eye and tell me it’s nothing.”When I lifted my face from the pillow, her eyes grew wide. “What the hell happened to your neck?” she exclaimed as she traced my neck with her fingers.A chill ran through my body. Had Devyn’s grip on my neck been so tight that it even left a visible mark? I was stuttering and as I tried to tell her it was nothing, but she cut me off. Her face twisted into a deep scowl, and her lips form
The Alpha’s Sacred Wolf Chapter Seventy-Four: Cloud Nine
Kristen and I walked side by side while Devyn strode ahead. Kristen gazed around her in wonder, and she caught the attention of onlookers as well. She was astonished by everything, and constantly talked about her beautiful the scenery was, and compared it to the unhealthy lifestyle we had come from.“Why do they keep staring at me, it’s creepy as fuck,” she cast a paranoid glance behind her and I completely understood. I had been in that position, and I knew just how much it had irked me.“They can probably tell you’re human.”A shocked expression painted her face, “Tell me I’m not the only human here, except you. I shouldn't count you, because you’re not even fully human anymore.”I chuckled, “You’re probably the only human.”“That’s terrifying,” she mumbled and directed her gaze ahead. I understood the tension she must be feeling at the moment, but she would get used to it with time.My gaze fell on Devyn walking ahead of us. His masculine physique drew my attention and I admired ho
The Alpha’s Sacred Wolf Chapter Seventy-Five: Unending Torment
DEVYN’S POVAfter Gina was done with Diana, just before we left her apothecary, Diana asked me to stay back for a private chat with her. Gina and Kristen were already out the door, but Gina glanced back briefly, our eyes meeting, before she left. I stood by the counter, while Diana remained in the room behind the curtains. While waiting for her to be done with whatever she was doing, I scanned around the room. Her black cat leaped onto the counter, and when my gaze met its eyes, it arched its back and hissed. In response, I glared and snarled, causing it to run away again.When Diana came back, I watched the cat rubbing against her legs, its green eyes narrowed at me.“People have been talking,” she said as leaned her arms on the counter. My gaze fixated on her, showing her she had my complete attention.“About?”“The woman whose son got killed.”Sudden rage mixed with shock surged through me, “I thought I made it clear that no one was to say a word about it?”Diana didn’t seem fazed
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