The moment Edge arrived, a commotion started in the castle. The festivities started, and the party commenced. Despite having an aggressive personality, I knew this was the time for me to start staying out of trouble. It was never like I was the one who wanted to get into conflicts with Edge. He kept on testing my patience every time we came across each other. And now at this point, I just wanted to stay out of his eyesight like I don’t even exist in this world. As I slipped back in the dining area, I noticed Beta Archer entering the hall with the alpha of our pack, Fenriz. The crowd dispersed to engage in chats. Several groups had been formed by people to drink, cheer, laugh and gossip. From the faces, everybody appeared happy. However, behind all those smiles most of these people just hid political gains, and shallow wishes from each other. There was nothing genuine among them. Edge stood with a group of people with Willa by his side. With a smug smile on his face, Edge had tur

The very sight of the old man was extremely sad. There were many caretakers and nurses around to take care of him very well, it was clear. But he did not appear old enough to be in this condition so soon. Five years bedridden is an extremely long time. He must have been suffering a lot. I turned around and then walked out of the house. Unlocking my phone, I sent a text to Edge, “You told me to go to London despite knowing about your grandpa’s condition?” I was annoyed. I would not have come here if I had known his grandpa is in a coma. The whole reason for my presence in London was to get his permission for annulment. How can I take his grandpa’s permission when he is like this? But still, it was a good thing that I had come to see him this time because eventually he was my relative too despite Edge and my relationship being in the papers only. If Edge hadn’t told me to come here, I perhaps would never have guessed or even believed him even when he did. ‘You asked for his address a

EdgeHer scent had started to fade. The more Edge neared the woman, the more scents of other wolves increased.In the distance, there was sound of several paws trampling the forest floorShe was not alone. There were rogues surrounding her. And she was whimpering.Wrath taking over his senses, he burst through the trees while changing into his large dark wolf. His sharp golden eyes took barely a second to roam through the sight. The girl was sitting bunched up in the middle of a clearing, her hands covering her head as her body shook with tremors. She was surrounded by four rogues that were barely half the size of his wolf. The moment he made an appearance, her head shot up and her glassy eyes met his.A pang of pain shot through his heart. The sight of her being vulnerable… he hadn’t thought it would affect him this severely.The sounds of low, deep growls snatched his attention. The rogues bared their teeth at him, uncaring of his wrath. Unphased by their display, Edge stalked clos

Without a second glance to Jeremy, Edge headed toward the main door of the villa.My vision was blurry. Was I dreaming? What is he doing here? I am too drunk. Definitely too drunk.When Jeremy looked at Edge getting out of the car, he tried to recognize the unknown man. Perhaps because he looked familiar, Jeremy tried to recognize him but couldn’t. The alluring and arrogant posture of the man gave him a feeling that he is someone that he shouldn’t mess with.On the other hand, Edge walking past us straight when Jeremy called out to him.“Hi, sir. Can I ask if you are Light’s brother?” Jeremy gathered his courage to ask politely. He remembered her talking about her brother many times to her friends but he had never seen his face.Edge halted, turned his head and looked into Jeremy’s eyes without uttering a word. His eyes widened as soon as he heard my name. And that is when his eyes noticed me. My eyes were barely open as I leaned against Jeremy with his arms around me.“What happened

My feet halted immediately, “He isn’t here?” Unconsciously, I took a step back, “can we go to the pack house instead then? I just need five minutes of his time.” “Sure. Let’s get you some refreshments first? You have come a long way, after all.” The ride was about an hour. It sure did tire me out, but there was a jitter inside me that just wanted me to get out of here. I don’t know if it was excitement, or fear or just plain nervousness for being in the territory of the most powerful being for the first time, but every minute was feeling like an eternity. “No, thank you Mr. Olsen, really.” I muttered with quite an urgency, “I am not tired. Can we just go to him?”