HAILEE.I sat there in the meadow, tears streaming down my face, feeling utterly defeated. I raised my voice to the moon goddess, my words a desperate plea filled with pain and frustration. "Why, oh why, did you give me Sebastian as my mate? I never wanted him. I never wanted any of this!" The weight of my emotions hung heavy in the air as I poured out my heart, my words lost in the vastness of the night.I sat there, my heart still pounding with anger, frustration, and disbelief. The moon goddess had played a cruel trick on me, forcing Sebastian upon me as my mate. I never asked for this, never wanted him. I wanted someone else, someone who understood me, someone who could share my dreams and desires. But the moon goddess ignored my pleas, ignored my desires, and thrust Sebastian into my life.Why couldn't she have listened? Why couldn't she have seen the pain and the longing in my heart? I pleaded with her, begged her to give me a different mate, someone who would make me happy. But

HAILEE.For two days now, I've been wandering aimlessly through the woods, seeking solace in the embrace of nature. I had no destination in mind, no desire to go anywhere precisely. All I wanted was my space, my solitude, at all costs.With each step, I felt a burning need to be alone, to escape from the chaos that had consumed my life. The weight of unwanted responsibilities pressed upon me, threatening to suffocate my spirit. I couldn't bear it any longer.Anyone or anything that dared to disturb my peace, my sanctuary, paid the price. I unleashed my fury, my primal instincts taking over. I became a force to be reckoned with, a predator in the wilderness. My prey fell one by one, their lives snuffed out without mercy.Exhausted from the hunt, I sought respite on the forest floor. The damp earth became my bed, the rustling leaves my lullaby. Sleep enveloped me, and with it came a dream, a haunting vision from the depths of my subconscious.In the dream, my father appeared before me,

SEBASTIAN .It had been two weeks, I thought, as I wiped the bead of sweat that was threatening to fall by itself. A very weary sigh left me as I looked around, groaning as my joints groaned back in unison. There was no denying that I had been undergoing a very hectic time. Two weeks felt like forever, it amazed me how much time had slipped since the horrible and unforgettable day Hailee fell unconscious. I had been so pained, so enraged about her condition in the first few days despite the pack doctor's instructions. I wondered who would have the guts to hurt her ns why they wanted to hurt her but there didn't seem to be any assault assault her Considering what the pack doctor had said. Till this moment I still wondered what had happened and how it could be resolved but the moment that thought came came my kind, I chased it out almost immediately because I knew there was no point in having those thoughts. It was as baseless and meaningless as it comes. There was nothing I hadn't tr

SEBASTIAN."There has been no change about the situation '' Ed, one of the guards offered, before clearing his throat. "But he asked me to pass a message to you. The physician. That's when I had gone to check on Hailee to know if everything was getting better. And he asked me to tell you to be calm and not think too much about it. He also said there are greater chances she would be coming back to consciousness." My shoulders sagged as I sighed. I just wondered when all this was over, she would come back to me once again. I didn't sign up for any of this, I thought as I stared right into nothingness. I also wondered how long the Pack doctor was going to keep assuring me that she was OK and that she would come back to life or rather her consciousness. I didn't ever think I was going to wait this long before she was back. There was nothing else I could do other than pray to the Goddess and hope that she brought her back to me anytime soon. I missed nearly everything about her save fo

SEBASTIAN. Things didn't get any better from there onwards. Everyday presented itself with a new challenge that I had to deal with. My general had taken the soldiers with him and the rogues had disappeared without a trace. It was strange but I didn't care about the fact that I didn't waste an ounce of my energy to chase after them or try to catch any of them. The fact I had been on my own the whole time, refusing to allow them to mess around with my mind made me happier than ever. And my general was very bitter when he had come to report what had exactly happened at the boundary. I gave him a half ear while listening to what he said. There was no denying the fact that he was very bitter with what had happened. I guessed that was the same way I would feel if I took a lot of guards with me to the boundary to deal with the rogues that had shown up. I would have been even angrier if it had happened to me though. And that was why I decided to be on my own the whole time. I had been on