phin

in my trembling hands. The silence in the sprawling, monochromatic living room

nner wolf, Rage, bleeding through our connection. Rage was furious, confused by t

pity. "I know this is hard. But even with the union dissolved, I will always make sure you

a si

oven our souls together, designed us to be two halves of a whole, and he was reducing that sacred

t felt entirely foreign on my face. "A sister," I repeated, my voice de

early hadn't expected this icy detachment. "You said you had somethi

father.* I looked at the man sitting across from me-a man willing to defy the heavens for anot

gaze with dead eyes. "It was just about the new MQ C

cape the heavy atmosphere he had created. "I need to change," he said, standing up a

alize our destruction. He was tearing my soul apart, ye

p. "Since we are dissolving the union, it's best t

abbed my purse from the foyer table and walked out the heav

ercars. I practically threw myself into the driver's seat of my modest se

ently. I needed proof. I needed to kill the last, pathetic sliver of ho

long. Eddie Dawson, Kain's closest aristocratic friend and

oking relaxed and powerful, holding a crystal glass. And there, pressed intimately against

oto felt like a silver b

ur true Luna has returned

true

worst fears. Kain hadn't just spent the last month on "pack business." He had been with her. They had a

ingle, scalding tear slipped free, lan