JULIAN “How is she here?” I asked.“What” Declan asked. “How?” Wren asked, all simultaneously. I almost couldn’t believe what she was saying because there was no way our mother had been in this pack all this time. Or maybe she was here not too long ago. Either way, I was not interested in seeing her. She knew what she was doing when she decided that she did not want us in her life anymore. If she had left only us, then it would have been better for me to take it, but she did not just do it to us.She did to Wren too. It wasn’t like the situation of living in the pack with our father was not pleasurable. She was just a deadbeat mum who did not deserve any iota of sympathy from us. But I knew Declan would be willing to enable her. He was always the mature one between us. He was the older brother out of the three— now two of us, after all. He was the one who stood and stopped us from acting irrationally. “I do not know. But I could narrow down to the place she is.” Daisy kissed her te

DAISY“I am going to do it.” I have already made up my mind that I would be the one who would have to take the risk. Julian’s life had just started. He was destined for greatness in his life. I wasn’t going to allow him to throw that away to let me die because this was not the first time I have been alive. I have been alive in two lifetimes and I think I have experienced enough. I was grateful for all I had done and seen. Maybe it was time for me to lay to rest and this time when I was going, I was glad that I would be going because of my children. I was doing it for a greater cause. “No, you are not.” Julian disagreed with me. I knew he was going to argue but I wished but would understand that this was not one of the arguments that he would be able to win against me. I had to do this. We do not have to do it immediately, but it has to be in a specific time frame. I knew it because I was the one that created the whole spell. If I was going to reverse it then it would have to be in a

DAISY Sunlight streamed through the windows, casting a warm glow over our cozy living room. Today was not the day to be depressed. It has been two days since the news was announced and even though everyone was depressed about it, we knew that we needed to look at the positives. Even if I died, I knew that my children were going to have a great childhood. They were not going to grow up knowing that one of them was going to die and the others were going to survive. I was happy about that at least. It was a day of celebration, a day to rejoice in the new beginnings that lay ahead even if it was without me. After everything we'd been through, it felt like a small victory just to be gathered here together, surrounded by love and family. Poppy and Wren decided on a cute little naming ceremony for us before everything unfolded. I watched as Julian bustled around the kitchen, his excitement palpable as he prepared snacks and drinks for our little party. He had been my rock throughout the p

DAISY I dreaded when the day was going to come eventually. It has been almost a month and even though the knowledge of what was going to happen was heavily upon us, we still did not allow that to stop us from being happy. Julian and I have been dreading the day that it will happen but even though we were, we were trying to put on happy faces for everyone. We desperately did not want anyone to remember us being depressed or being a burden. We were warned to relish the days we had left and spend them with positivity. Aurora and Wren have been working hand in hand to start up with the reverse spell.I had told them that I wanted to help since I was the one that created the spell in the first place but they disagreed with me and made me spend more time with my family and friends instead. I had been with Declan and Poppy trying out things I was scared to try out before. We had eaten so much that I was sure I had tried out every delicacy in the pack. We had tried different spots and had go

DECLAN I couldn't believe it. My brother, my triplet, was gone. I felt like the world was crashing down around me, suffocating me with its weight. I knew it was going to happen one day or the other. Once upon a time, I was fighting for this. To be the only survivor out of the three of us. I wanted this. Yet all I could feel was guilt and the most excruciating pain known to man. I wished I had never been born, because nothing could prepare for the death of both of my brothers. My body felt like it was floating in space as I staggered over to his lifeless body, my heart breaking with every step. Aurora and Wren were sobbing nearby, their grief echoing mine, but I felt so utterly alone. Once upon a time, it was the three of us. We were happy and vibrant even though we had misunderstandings but at the end of the day, we were triplets and we had each other. We have been together since we knew what life was. I was never going to be the same. I wanted my life to end at this point. There w