~Rain~I held the phone in my hand, clutching it pretty tight. I shouldn't have said that to him and regretted ever speaking to him like that. If I didn't pretend that I didn't want to talk to him, then he would find out about my plans, and it would lead to a lot of things like him trying to stop me from harming his parents. I didn't want that to happen because I wanted the both of us to find peace. "Oh, Cody," I muttered under my breath as I placed the phone on the bed beside me, staring at the ceiling and questioning my decision. Did I make the right decision, or was it a selfish one? I knew Cody wouldn't be happy if anything happened to his parents, but I honestly wished everything would be resolved and I wouldn't have to worry about us anymore. I picked up the phone again and then scrolled down to his name, pressing the messages he had sent me. I had ignored each message but couldn't stop reading them. They were cute and hard to miss. Hello Rain, I missed you.Please pick up m

~Rain~ I heaved a deep sigh as I stood in front of my new room. Today had been hectic, and it had been one of the worst days of my life because we were both acting like strangers to one another, and even in the elevator, he had said such cruel words to me without realizing that everything I was doing was for his sake. If only he knew, I thought and rubbed my forehead. I knocked on the door, and when the door opened, I gasped when I saw who was at the entrance. "Asher, you are my roommate?" I asked him, and he nodded in response. "I was shocked when I saw the luggage being brought into this room, and then I found out that you are my roommate. Come on in!" he whispered, and I smiled at him as I wheeled myself into the room. "Let's be good roommates, alright," he told me and walked to his bed. "if you need any help from me, I will be happy to help you, and since I already knew that you were going to be in the room with me, I had helped arranged your bed and laid it the best that I ca

~RAIN~ I shouldn’t have revealed what I was going through to him. I could have pretended that I didn’t hear him because it was not part of the plan, and now, he might later figure out what was happening with me and eventually confront his father. ‘’what are you doing, Rain?’’ I muttered under my breath and looked at the dark sky. I should have waited until everything worked out, but now, they might find out what had happened and eventually be forced to find out why I had decided to pretend. ‘’Hey, Rain!’’ I heard his voice sounding behind me. My heart beat hard against my chest as I turned around to face him. ‘’what do you mean when you said that my father is responsible for our separation.’’ I didn’t answer, trying to see if anyone was around because I could remember what had happened the last time and where it had led us. I didn’t want any of it to happen again. I wanted us to reveal ourselves to the world without fearing anything. I had to ensure that no one was hiding in the b

~Rain~I should have told him and not kept it to myself. If I had done that, I wouldn't have to deal with how Gasin played me. Now that it had happened, I had expected to be happy about it, but instead, it had been proven to be something else. Cody had not said a word to me for a whole day. "Leave!" he had shouted at me. "you have gotten what you wanted, and now, what more do you want?" he had asked me, yelling angrily at me, but I had held it in and walked out because I deserved it but I couldn't stop thinking about him and what I had done wrong. "you didn't make the right decision," Rufus, my wolf, muttered in my head. It felt perfect to have a wolf, but at the same time, I had used the alpha king and Luna Queen as the price of getting what I wanted. I had sold them to the devil, and in exchange, I got what I had always wanted, and now, Cody was never going to forgive me. "It was not your fault," Rufus said. "You did what you thought was the best, and if Cody can't see it, just k

~Cody~ "He started it!" I yelled as I pointed to Caden, who had initiated the whole thing and made me feel like his enemy. "No, you started it," Caden retorted. "You are the one putting this family into jeopardy with your stupid attitude. Everyone is affected by what you are doing!" he accused. I chuckled and pointed my fingers at him. "Look who is talking. You are the problem of the family, always in one scandal or another because you can't keep it in your pants. You are the one everyone should be wary of!" "At least I love women. What do you have to say about yourself?" Caden shouted at me. I chuckled and then lunged at him, only to be grabbed by the ear by Uncle Kylan. "You both should cut it out and start acting like brothers. Why are you behaving like this?" he shouted and sighed. "Your father and mother are missing, and this is what you decided to do!" he scolded us and pushed us into the living room until we were both seated on the couch. Uncle Tristan, my father’s