Chapter 54
HAYA’S POV
Thad been feeling so unsettled in the past few days. My instincts were telling me that something was very wrong, but I just couldn’t put my finger on it. Asher had been acting strange around me, and I couldn’t help but feel like I wasn’t wanted anymore. Caden, on the other hand, had been avoiding me like the plague. I couldn’t help but wonder what I had done wrong to make them art this way towards me.
I had been cooped up in my room for days, trying to figure out what was going on. I was starting to feel a bit claustrophobic, but I was too afraid to leave. I had a feeling that if I did, I might not be able to come back. I couldn’t shake off the feeling that they were planning something against me.
The worst part was the silence. The Packhouse had become eerily quiet, and I couldn’t help but feel like everyone was in on the secret except for mr. It was making me paranoid, and I was finding it hard to concentrate on anything else.
I tried to keep myself occupied by reading books and meditating, but it didn’t help much, I found myself constantly looking over my shoulder, waiting for something to happen. I knew that Asher was my mate, and I loved him, but I couldn’t help but feel like he was slipping away from me.
It wasn’t until I heard a commotion a few days ago that I realized just how bad things had gotten. Asher and Caden were arguing, their voices raised
and angry.
I couldn’t make out what they were saying, but I could feel the tension in the air. I knew then that something was very wrong.
I tried to leave my room to investigate, but the door wouldn’t budge. I was trapped, and I couldn’t help but feel like this was all part of their plan. The fear inside me was overwhelming, and I could feel my heart pounding in my chest.
This morning, I was sitting in my room like every other boring day lately, staring at the wall when I heard a knock on my door. I was surprised to see Caden standing there.
As Caden stepped into the room, his face contorted into a scowl that sent shivers down my spine. His eyes narrowed and his brows furrowed. creating deep creases on his forehead. The corners of his lips turned downwards, emphasizing the lines that ran from his nose to his mouch..
His jaw clenched and unclenched, and I could see the tension in his muscles as he stood there, staring at me with an intense gaze. The scowl seemed to deepen with every passing moment, conveying his disapproval and anger in a way that was both terrifying and captivating.
I
He rarely spoke to me and didn’t seem interested in anything I had to say. So, I was surprised when he suggested that I take a break from being cooped up in my room.
At first, I was hesitant. I didn’t want to leave the safety of my room, but Caden insisted. His tone was a bit aggressive, which made me uneasy, but I decided to follow him anyways. We walked in silence for a while until we reached the gardens.
As we walked down the corridor, Caden’s scowl was so deep that it made the wrinkles on his forehead almost visible. It was as if he was annoyed to be with me, like he was forced to be here. This awkward silence continued as we walked into the garden, with each of us trying to keep a distance from the other.
Caden was so cold that I could feel the chill coming off him in waves. It was like being next to a block of ice. He didn’t say anything, not even a single word, which made the silence even more uncomfortable. I tried to start a conversation, but he didn’t seem interested in talking to me.
As I sat on a bench, I couldn’t help but feel lost and lonely despite being surrounded by pack members. The garden was beautiful, with its colourful flowers and lush green grass, but it only added to my sense of isolation. Caden remained standing, his arms crossed over his chest, and I could feel his eyes on me but he didn’t say anything.
I tried to make small talk, asking him about his day or how he was feeling, but his replies were short and blunt. It was like talking to a wall. I eventually gave up and just sat there, admiring the garden in silence.
The awkwardness was so thick that it felt like a physical presence, weighing us both down. I wanted to break the silence, to say something that would make things less uncomfortable, but I didn’t know what to say. It was like I was walking on eggshells around him, afraid to say or do the wrong thing.
Finally, after what felt like an eternity, Caden broke the silence.
“You need to leave,” he said, his voice barely above a whisper. His eyes were fixed on mine, and I could see the intensity in them.
“What do you mean!” 1 asked, confused and a little scared.
“Let me know w
when you
you want to go back to
ck to your room” he repeated.
I couldn’t believe what I was hearing. Was he really trying to lie or something. Was there something he was hiding from me! I felt so scared that I
felt
Chapter 34
is scared out of my mind as I walked out of the garden with Caden. My heart was pounding so hard that I thought it would burst out of my chest
I knew he had hed to me about taking me for a walk in the garden, and now the Freud effect had exposed his true intent.
Everyone wanted me out, and I couldn’t blame them. I wanted to leave too, but I couldn’t. If I left, I would be devoured by werewolves.
| lost in my thoughts.I was trying to figure out what was going on when I looked up and saw Asher staring at me through one of the windows, The moment our eyes met, his look darkened, and that terribed me even more. It was like he was looking right through me, and I felt like a bug under a magnifying glass.
My mind was spinning, and I felt like I was about to have a panic attack. Caden noticed and quickly took control of the situation. He helped me
rain my composure, with with grumble though, and walked me back to my room. I was shaking and felt like I was going to throw up.
He stayed with me for a while, trying to calm me down in his manly way. I was grateful for his presence, even though I knew he was not happy with me. He told me not to worry, that everything would be okay, but I couldn’t shake off the feeling that something terrible was about to happen.
As he was leaving, he turned back and looked at me with his intense gaze. “Don’t leave your room, Raya,” he said in a low voice. “Don’t ever
I nodded, unable to find the words to express how scared I was now. As he left, I collapsed onto my bed, tears streaming down my face. I felt so lost and alone, despite being in the sea of pack members around me.
I stayed in my room for the rest of the day, afraid to leave. I couldn’t eat or sleep. My mind was consumed with thoughts of what could happen to me. Was I in danger! Was Asher going to do something to me?
I was a prisoner in my own room, and it felt like I was suffocating. I needed to get out, to breathe fresh air. But I was too scared to move.
Startet out, to breathe fresh air. But I was too scared to move.
