The vest guy came closer to where I was tied and sat on his heels. His eyes scanned my body and there was lust in them. Disgusting! I flinched when I felt his rough hand touch my leg and rub on it.“Cute,” he said and I gritted my teeth. I tried to free my hands from the ropes but it did not help. I was stuck in here, with these people who were going to rape and then kill me. My heart pounded loudly against my chest.I had somehow, miraculously managed to tackle Rosie that day in the class. But how could I escape so many people? Especially when they are all werewolves.My body started to tremble as I felt the guy’s hand moving closer and closer to where my shorts were. My breathing turned labor and I felt like there was a drop in oxygen as my lungs felt restricted. No, no…I don’t want the same things to repeat.My head spun, sweat sliding below my top.“Doesn’t it feel good, sweetheart? I promise you will love it when I slide my dick inside you,” he said and I fought to keep my consci

DOMINIC’S POV I stepped out of the car, straightened the wrinkles on my suit jacket and strutted towards the main door. I was close enough when my phone pinged. I fished out my phone and saw Sky’s message. Sky: Ping Pong. Ding Dong. Danger Alert. Location: The Black Corridor. I rolled my eyes. This idiot. He was lucky that he was useful else I would have ripped his head off. I walked down the stairs and turned to the curve that led to the back of the mansion where the Black Corridor was. A smirk lifted the corner of my lips when I remembered how kitten had entered through the back door. I was expecting her to come from the front, but my people were keeping their eyes on her and I was informed that she was walking into the Black Corridor. I had chose to use all black marble for it. It was just an interest. ‘The moon will be turning red soon.’ Asphalt’s voice came in my head and I hummed. I looked up at the sky, the white clouds draping the moon, under the black veil of the night.

DOMINIC’S POVThe way she held the paper, her eyes scanning the writing in it as if her life depended on it made my curiosity grow. It looked really serious. My voice had calmed her down a little and she cleared her throat.“Um…this could feel really cliche so please stop me if you find it ridiculous.” she said.“I love hearing you, Avery. You should know that by now.” I said, looking deep into her eyes.She bit onto her lip, bringing my attention to them and before I could comment on her dress, she started to speak.“Dear Dominic and AsphaltThis is a letter of confession for my true feelings regarding you both. Since I am bad with coming up with something when you are in front of me, I decided to write it all down and read it.This was the same place under which a man danced with me. Little did I know, he would make my heart dance too someday. There was a time when I had nothing but despair. All I did was shed tears, counted days to end. But then came a storm, dark as the night, pre

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A harsh wind blew against my face as the car rode towards the pack borders. I had never seen the pack borders before because there never had been a necessity to step out of the town. Initially, I did have plans for it but after being with Dominic, I had no interest or reason to step out of the town unless he was planning to move elsewhere.“Quite the weather, don’t you think?” Dominic spoke from the side and I hummed as I stuck my head out of the window. The weather was gloomy as usual, with dark clouds hovering over the sky, cold air biting at the skin, and fog sweeping on the roads, flowing between the leafless trees.We reached the borders and once I stepped out of the car, my eyes fell on the group of men and women standing around us. From the looks of it, I could tell that they were of the Crescent Star Pack. I could feel their powerful auras and among them, one guy stood out. He had black hair that was spiked up with gel and he was chewing a piece of gum in his mouth, while his g