Life’s Spiced Up with Some Werewolf Reads
A year ago, her Alpha mate accused her of betrayal and personally sent her to prison, never bothering to learn the truth. What he didn’t know was that she was carrying his child while enduring unimaginable suffering behind bars. Now she’s finally free and the first thing she does is reject him and shatter their mate bond. But when the truth comes out, the Alpha who once abandoned her is the one brought to his knees, desperate for a second chance he may never get.
As I stepped into the hallway, I didn’t realize Richard was still there. My focus was only on getting Lana home, feeding her, letting her rest. I adjusted Lana in my arms and kept walking, never looking back. Outside, the sky was bright and sunny. I stood by the roadside to halt a taxi when…
For a moment, all I could hear was my own breathing. It was harsh and ragged “If there’s nothing else,” I said, forcing my voice steady, “I’m hanging up.” The words came out calm, almost detached, but my chest ached with the effort. The rain grew heavier, drumming on the roof like war drums. The…
“Evelyn, we got a new person. Give up your bed,” he barked, his voice stiff and forced. But he wouldn’t look me in the eye. He was a coward!. His gaze darted anywhere but my face, as if meeting my eyes might set something off. My wolf was restless beneath my skin, pacing, her tail…
“Don’t mention it! It’s what anyone would do!” kara boomed, her grin wide and warm, masking the hurt in her eyes. “If you miss us, come back and visit, alright? Kids grow so fast. I really wanna see how pretty that little pup’s face turns out.” That word-pup-slipped from her lips so naturally that for…
I couldn’t quite name the feeling bubbling inside my chest. It was somewhere between pride and sorrow. Pride, because I was the one who once taught Peter everything he knew. Sorrow, because that life, the courtroom, the scent of ink and old paper, the thrill of victory, was no longer mine. A year ago, I’d…
He stood there in the doorway, wearing a sharp suit that smelled faintly of coffee and city wind. His cheeks were flushed, his eyes bright. “Hey, let’s celebrate our reunion! How about dinner? My treat.” I blinked, surprised. “You’re already being super kind letting us stay here. I can’t let you spend more on us.”…
“Damn it, Evelyn,” I muttered under my breath, my voice low, guttural. “You really think you can just disappear?” I couldn’t pull my eyes away from Evelyn’s name. It stared back at me, those words burning into me like they were carved into my soul. Evelyn. I could feel my wolf stir within me. Every…
When my fingers brushed the cold metal of the door handle, I hesitated for the briefest moment. Then, with a slow push, the door creaked open, a soft sound that seemed louder in the stillness of the house. My gaze flicked instinctively to the window, where moonlight spilled in, the pale glow casting long shadows…
He scratched the back of his head, a shy grin spreading across his face. “I read somewhere that new moms need extra nutrition, even after the baby’s born. I wasn’t sure what you’d like, so I made a bit of everything.” His earnestness hit me like a wave, a warm and tender feeling rising in…
That’s when I stepped forward. “That one in your hand, I’ll take it,” I said, my voice clipped. The vendor blinked, confused, then looked me over, but he didn’t dare argue. “Huh? I’ve got more in the bag, all brand new…” “No. I want that one,” I snapped, pointing at the exact one the child…