SabineA treacherous tear escaped from my eyes, making Kade frown.“Sweetheart, why are you crying?” He asked, wiping the tear with his thumb.“Happiness,” I whispered softly, but it wasn’t the truth. I know Laura told me that being his fated mate would make up for my lack of experience, but he was with so many women before me. What if I would not be enough? My heart skipped a beat at the thought he will reject me this time because I couldn’t satisfy his needs.“Nonsense,” Inna huffed in my head, but I pushed her away. What did she know? “Perfect for me,” I heard Kade whisper in my ear, as he could sense my insecurities. A moan left my mouth as Kade’s lips met mine into one hungrily kiss that sent pleasure to my body. Fireworks erupted through me, wave after wave, as his tongue took its time to conquer mine. Two mouths molded in one heavenly kiss, fueled by desire and lust.As Kade’s hands found their way under my sweater, I was surprised to see how my body responded at his touch.“

Kade“Fuck,” I cursed out loud, seeing all the smoke. What in the Goddess happened? “Sweetheart, wake up,” I whispered in her ear as she continued to sleep peacefully.“Kade, I am tired,” Sabine whined, rolling on the other side. How I loved hearing my name coming from her beautiful mouth. I pushed away the blanket and sat up, trying to assess the situation. Damn, it’s even worse than I thought.“Sweetheart, wake up! The cabin is on fire!” I told her flatly.“What?” Sabine asked, rubbing her sleepy eyes.“Here, put this over,” I uttered, handing her the wet blanket. “Alpha, where are you?” Alex’s voice echoed in my head and I swear, this guy has the worst timing to mind-link me.“I am at the cabin,” I replied quickly while I got the bed sheet under the water.“You need to come quickly. We have a situation here. There is a fire spreading rapidly,” Alex told me bluntly, but I could sense he was worried.“Same here at the cabin,” I warned him before going back to Sabine, who was waitin

Sabine “Kade”, I call out when I see him coughing. He turns his head, giving me one of his signature smiles but I have this feeling in the pit of my stomach that something is not right. It appeared right after Kade left me with Mom and Grandma and I fought the urge to go after him. I knew very well that he had to help his people but what about me? It was always going to be like this? Put our people before US? Mom and grandma used my blood and Kade’s to summon the Gods, asking for help but despite their efforts the fire continued to grow bigger and stronger. When mom exhausted herself and finally gave up, the only thing I could think of was to go to Kade and spend my last moments on this Earth with him, the one I loved with all my heart, the one I gave myself too, my mate.“Kade” A scream left my mouth as I saw Kade stumbling “Noooo” I rushed towards him but I was one second away when his body hit the ground. “Don’t you dare leave me alone” I spat, kneeling down, lifting his

SabineThe dim light coming from the candles that were placed close to the wounded wolves was not helping me too much. I took a deep breath while I continued to assess the men’s injuries. They were way too many and the wounds were too extensive for me to deal with.Maybe Ofelia was right, maybe some men were beyond saving, but I would not give up. I was going to try to save them all, no matter if they were adults or children. No one should have suffered or been forced to face a death like this. They were my people, my kind.I wasn’t a healer or possessed magic, but I stayed by my mother and grandma's side long enough to know what I had to do. I have to admit that was going to be challenging since they mostly used plants to make ointments and balms I cursed under my breath my decision to come alone. I should have listened to Dad or Elijah, who offered to accompany me, but I wanted them to stay behind and help me keep the situation under control while I was away. The two of them were t

SabineI stood up, walking towards the door, wishing that I could do or say anything to make her realize I was indeed her daughter and I was here for her.“You said that you would pray to the Goddess to give you strength so we could meet again when the time comes. Yet here I am. I understand how difficult it is for you to acknowledge me and why you might think this is a trick, but mom, I don’t know what else to say.” I let the words roll out of my tongue as I approached the door, defeated. “I already spent my first eighteen years without you. I hoped I wouldn’t have to spend another day when I found you, but I guess I was wrong” My heart ached because of her rejection, but I could understand why it was so hard for her to believe me. Probably I would have done the same, but one thing I couldn’t fully understand. Why didn't she let her wolf decide if I was telling the truth?“Stop” mom’s voice sounded behind me as I grabbed the doorknob. “Answer one question,” she mumbled, and I turned