~ZIRAWe came to a stop before the packhouse. Guards were scattered around the place as always and they bowed the moment they saw us. "We're here. Finally, home sweet home," Kael whispered.I furrowed my brows at his words. "I remember vividly well that the day my father suggested that we all stay in the same house, you objected. How come it has become a sweet home?" I demanded as Nala stirred with amusement. He chuckled and the sound floated into my ears from behind me, provoking the rise of strange sensations within me. "No home was ever sweet for me, not even my father's house because it always reminded me of the fact that I had a dead mother," he explained. I sighed shortly. "So why now?" I asked as his sad story had piqued my interest. He leaned closer to my left ear. "Because you're here," he whispered.Then he got down first and as the gentleman that he was, he helped me off the horse. It was not like I could not get off the animal on my own but it was just fun having som

~ZIRAAs the warmth of his lips sipped into mine, it made me feel safe. He began to move them professionally against mine. I felt tingling sensations scatter across my face and provoke a sudden heat within me. I also noticed that as my body temperature increased, so did Kael's and he busied himself with moving his hands against my back. Nala who had grown restless within me started to go calm and I suddenly felt a new surge of energy ignite within me. Kael was the only reason for this. The fact that he made me feel whole again completed me and the part of me which I had lost the day I died came back alive and even stronger.Suddenly, Kael flinched and pulled away from me as if he had become a plague or an abomination. As he did, he gasped. This caused me to open my eyes and I frowned at his action. Yet Kael kept staring at me with awe and shock at the same time. In fact, there were many emotions going through his brain and messing with the way that he thought. This also startle

~KAELI stared down at the Moon crest that was now resting in my hands. Suddenly, thoughts of all the injustice done to me started coming back. I thought of my father's journal and all the evil which he had documented inside of it. I thought of all the people who had to suffer so that his ultimate selfishness would be achieved. I thought of the lives that were now wasted, mine and my brother's.I cursed the day we were born. We should have never come into existence. We should have never come into this cruel world. It would have saved us the trouble. Now, there was also Zira who was not being completely honest with me and I wanted to know why. It was almost as if the Moon crest was amplifying all my emotions. For some reason, the anger and hate I felt for my father only kept growing stronger. The feelings I felt for Zira became far stronger and that was when I felt the hint of betrayal because she had not trusted me completely. If she did, then she would have not felt the need to hi

~KAELOnce the first light of the sun touched the sky, my eyes automatically flew open like they had placed an alarm in my brain. I did not move for a while as I told myself to enjoy her warmth for a few more seconds. I listened to the way her heart beat and I tried to memorize it. When I had my fill, I lifted myself slowly from her body and found my old clothes. I stopped by the bed again and leaned over to kiss her. She murmured in her sleep and this brought a smile to my face before I changed into my own clothes and walked out of the room. Ocean shifted within me as if to protest with me on why I had chosen to leave my mate's side. It was simple, I had unfinished business to attend to. The world was not yet safe for my mate so I intended to do whatever was necessary to make it so. I was going to attack my father publicly, not in a battle but with my words. I descended the stairs and entered the corridor that led to my room. Once I got to my door, I pulled it open and entered b

~KAELArden stared back at me in disbelief. Zira turned to face me and gazed at me with concern. "This was what was bothering you this entire time, wasn't it?" She asked. I only nodded. "I'm not done yet. I know that Arden still thinks that I have been brainwashed. Which is why I took the liberty of bringing proof!" I spat and turned to my father. Uther narrowed his eyes at me as he waited to see what I had on him. I revealed my satchel and took out his journal. "This here is my father's journal and it contains all the evil he has done. It even dates back to where his anger began," I revealed and placed the book on the table. Father widened his eyes and threw calculative gazes at the people closest to him. Then in a swift action, he launched at the journal on the table. But Tyrone was faster than him. He swiftly grabbed his foot and pulled him backward with one hand so that he landed back in his chair."I think that you have done enough! Sit still or I will be forced to take dras