Tensel inclined his head at Damonq’s observation. “Perhaps,” he agreed. “On the other hand, I have found my love of humans is both a strength and a weakness. Thanks to the prince, we do know some human women can be converted. Those of us who did not find their lifemates, century after century, still can have hope. That soul is reborn again and again until we find her or we go into the next life. There are women out there, human and ancient, protecting the soul of a hunter.”“We left the monastery because three women came together and gave us hope. They told us that our lifemates were waiting in this century for us. I am not certain I really believed them at the time. I may have needed to believe them, but I was skeptical. Then I heard Elina’s voice, and my world changed from darkness to light. I hope that finding Elina continues to give the others hope that they might find their lifemates, too. Like me, they don’t think they belong anymore. We are ancients, and while we locked ourselv

STORMMy phone rang at the moment I was still contemplating if I should open the door, or let the knocker keep knocking. Sighing deeply, I retrieved my phone from the back pocket of the denim black shorts I was putting on. It was Lucy that was calling. Thank god.“Hi Lucy, how are you doing?” I asked, immediately I picked up the call.“I am okay, Storm. Could you open the door? Kaden’s man mentioned that no one is answering the door. He is there to pick you. He will help with carrying the luggages, so you should lock up and turn off the lights. Justin will receive the keys here. His parents are already with spares after all. See you later babes. Can’t wait to see you here. You will love it here!” She finished rattling off and hung up, without waiting for a comment from me. Was she that busy? I sighed again as I slithered my phone into my front pockets, before hurrying to the door.“Good morning.” I greeted, immediately I opened the door, a smile crawling across my lips as I recognize

Dream continuation in Author’s POV:The wind picked up in intensity, but maintained its calm profile, moving gently through the crowd, ruffled hair with the touch of a father’s hand, gently, lovingly, brushing a shoulder, an arm. His voice, when it came again, was achingly sad.“Our males are turning into evil beasts, and the evil is spreading across the land faster than our hunters can keep up. Before, in lands far from us, the lycans and the werewolves and the Jaguar race were strong enough to keep these monsters under control, but their numbers have dwindled and they cannot stem the tide. Our world is changing, and we must face the new problems head on." He stopped, once again looking over their faces.Loyalty and honor ran deep in their blood. He knew each of them by name, knew each of their strengths and weaknesses. They should have been the future of his species, but he was sending them to walk a solitary path of unrelenting hardship."All of you must know these things I am about

The house was beautiful, and large. It had three master bedrooms and a smaller room which I think must be for guests. Probably that was why Justin had chosen to move in with us. There was enough room for everyone. And I am not sure he didn’t want to incur more burden on Kaden, not that the devil would complain. He seemed to have a lot of money to spend. Talking about Kaden, I haven’t seen him yet, nor have I heard anything from him. I didn’t want to ask either Justin or Lucy about him. I have decided whilst on the journey here to keep calm and mute about Kaden and his matter till whenever he is done hiding or running. I don’t care if I had been the one that had chased him out first, but I wasn’t going to go running after him,no matter how much I missed him. My room was very spacious, actually the biggest room with a balcony which gave a wonderful view of the nearby surroundings and forest.Yes, my side of the house faced a thick forest which was held in with fencing wires. Lucy had

KADEN“Does Liam know about this yet?” I asked Casper and Lent as I watched with sorrowful eyes as Micheal groaned in pain under Jiraq's ministration on his body. Apart from being a scientist, Jiraq was a good doctor. A very good one.“Not yet. He is still working on discovering the attacker. Should we inform him now?” Casper inquired and I shook my head. “No, it will kill his focus. We need to allow him find the attacker first, or at least get some clues. That is the best way we can get revenge for this.” I said, gritting my teeth as I read aloud in my mind the two words that had been branded on Micheal’s chest. ‘Burnt all.’ The action word is in a past tense, and it made me wonder if another deed related to burning had been done already that I didn’t know about. I had asked Casper and Lent earlier about the state of our companies and other outlets located in different parts of the contry, and internationally but they had reaffirmed that those institutions were all intact. Nothing