sion swirled around in her head as she struggled to remember how she ended up there. She knew she had to face him, her father, who would be waiting downstairs. Panic surged through her-what w
self as she hurried down the stairs, wanting to avoid her fath
ou thinking, sleeping
remain calm. "I didn'
r, his face flushed with rage. "Ja
eve her. The audacity of Jax angered her. After rejecting her and being
Grace, emerged from her room,
othing but a disgrace," she his
t's drinking, she managed to hold her head high. Howev
egan to flow freely, but just as quickly, a wave of nausea wash
sation of something hard hitting
-
headache. Hearing them was like a reminder of all the pain they caused her, but she pushed bac
able; her life had crumbled into pieces. It hurt to see how her father treated her as if she were worthless while preparing for a weddin
erfect match, but Anaiah's wolf ached as she fel
lia sneered from the top of the stairs, taking pleas
ther decorations for the engagement, for
Amelia yelled angrily, st
h began but was cut off by Amel
e because Jax chose me over you?" she wa
naiah could only stare blankly, wishing s
d soon, Jax rushed in, concern written all over
ked with a clench in his jaw,
he fought back laughter at how foolish she had been
una?" Jax growled, grab
r as tears filled her
e barked back, anger
demanding your presence here,
her against the wall, a sharp cry
they rushed toward them, but t
ciousness as he
her from the darkness with a stinging slap. "You brin
d for her state," the pack doctor inte
d, confused.
her yelled in frustration. "You are just as
ame filling her with pain. Memories of her mother always st
me!" he
to reason, but he wasn't listening. His pacing filled the
tor again attemp
vealed his fangs. "You do not interfere in my matters, lowlife! Get out be
d to know, Anaiah," he said, voice cold a
croaked, but h
a finger at her with a glare. "You need t
DAYS
end the night with a stranger, a decision she made while under the influence. Though her wolf felt an
doctor suggested? If so, what kind of life would sh
of being confined without food or water. Her father's punishment l
! Please let me out of here! I can't stay like
sobbing as the realization set in. They wanted h
We're trying to live without your mess
e through the door. "Jax, please!
nk I would let you trick me aga
ase,
urn to your other man? The one who might have
pregnant! We d
a deceitful brat. You accused me when I was i
t the pain in her chest gnawed at her. He had broken her t
destroyed that when I saw you with my sister!" s
out of here!"
place!" He roared, anger flaring as he shoved the do
do next, she instincti
e and a legacy of being a slut. Nothing good will
ck tears of anger and sorrow. "Don't y
d with fury. "You hav
r face as she took in the scene. "What's going on here?" s
always," Jax answered, glaring at Anaiah as
bling inside her. "Please, Jax. You ca
re just a burden. A waste of space. I wo
You should have thought twice before acting lik
trong. Her resolve hardened; she wouldn't let them see her break. "I won't let y
e speak to me like that? You're nothing but
every emotion pent up within her. But before she could rea
gasping for breath. The silence in the room enveloped her, and sh
The thought of facing her father, the betrayal from Jax, and her uncertain future weighed heavily on her mind, but she held onto the hope of
tly to herself, "I will not give up." The battle for her

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