LOGINSierras POV
Running away in my mind has always been my go-to thing. When something becomes tough, I go into a dreamland state. It's my version of a world where I don't have to come out because everything is beautiful. Peaceful even. It's been 6 years and 3 weeks since my heart shattered into what felt like a million pieces. I never got the nerve to ask to go to any Galas because deep down I already knew that the answer would be a physical no. In a way, I already knew that I didn't stand any chance of getting a second true love because I'm an Omega. Those few words about rejection, uselessness and power get drilled into you from a young age when your in a class like mine. I'm not powerful and the rejection would only kill me this time if I ever went toe to toe with another mate that didn't want me. "Dreamy-" Marta says as she stands with her bucket and cleaning products. I nod my head which is my way of saying "Yes." "Tonight my dear is the annual ball and for some bizarre reason, Alpha Zade wants you to clean the Alpha's room of the Crescent moon Pack." She says and then looks over her shoulder to where some others are standing by. They aren't too close to the heart but we have good hearing as wolves. Over the last year or two, my bruises and scars have become more apparent because Alpha Zade and his friends don't know when to stop and my wolf retreats a little. The pain becomes intense and sometimes I can't walk. I never complain ... not even to myself because I know as well as everyone else does ... I won't talk. They think I can't but if I even tried now I don't think my vocal cords could hack the intensity of it. I nod my head when she turns back to show her that I am still listening. We don't get many visitors but the ones we do get are always high-profile' Alpha's that pay no mind to the things that happen here. "-The thing is, he's not like other Alpha's Sierra" she says and it takes me a moment to digest the fact that she called me by my name and not a nickname she's come up with. I sign the words for "What do you mean?" And because she's always one step ahead of me and knows sign language and has done for decades is because he son's deaf too, she signs back a sentence that terrifies me to the bones. "Alpha Nikolai is not someone to mess with child! He will not tolerate incompetence and will only accept the best of everything. I have prepared everything for you and he will be here later on ready for the ball. You are to clean now and make it pristine, and then when the ball is in full swing, you are to go back in and make sure everything is up to the standards he has! Other wise he won't be happy and it will be you who pays the price" And so I do. I head up the stairs on shaky legs and I get to work. 4 hours pass by before I sneak down to the basement to grab a few essentials that I managed to sneak in and then I head to my safe space and do what need to do before I go back at 7 tonight to finish cleaning. The last thing I need is another belt slash to my ribs or back or to be locked without daylight and good for another week. The shiver runs down my spine when I think about the last time I got locked down there. Pain. I could feel the pain of the cold biting at my skin. Aching to just give up but I knew if I gave up then I would be giving them exactly what they want ... wouldn't I? I'd be giving them their freedom from me so me fighting and staying alive no matter how hard to body and heart protested I did exactly that. I didn't give up I gave in to the urge to fight for that control. The control that slipped once I was back out and in my little cell again. I remember so vividly how I silently cried. Uselessly begging for one of the guards who kept staring at me funnily to understand sign language, who would listen to what it was that I was trying to say but they didn't they simply laughed and gave me hell. I don't realise how quickly this shower had gone until I realised I was drying off with a dirty towel. Speaking into my own mind for my wolf I realise now she is the only person on this planet who cares for me and loves me the way I always wanted to be loved. 'Mina, what are the chances of escaping this place?' 'Slim to none. You ache every day do you really think we could shift so quickly and quietly that they wouldn't notice?' 'It's worth a try thought right? I mean, I've shifted before'Silence.Then the truth.'That was before your body took every ounce of male strength to it. I'm surprised they haven't felt guilty and stopped' and she knows as well as I do, that they won't because why should they?
'Today's split lip is what I get for not being quick enough Mina. I've got to do better' I rush out. Penelope, Rosie's best friend and also one of the worst, gave me a nice split lip. Why? Because I looked her way for a brief second and it showed my disrespect. I could have actually laughed at it all. But I didn't because I'm too tired. Today I'm too tired to care. To try. Reaching the pack house once more I head straight for the basement and pull out the small package that holds my most valuable possessions. A few pictures of me, my Mom and Dad. Some of the pictures are worn out, tear-stained and the usual wear and tear but they are still standing. It's like they are looking down on me and showing me a guided way to survive this. "Upstairs. Go clean" Zade says as he vanishes into the hall. The pack house isn't big. I presume there are about 200 people that live here. That's counting the Alpha and his crew too. It's a small pack and not very well known either. Heading upstairs, my breathing hard and fast I race towards what must be time. Looking at the overhead clock I see that it's well into the Gala now and I really do not want to bump into anyone here. But my body hurts. My bones feel like they are seconds away from collapsing completely. What's five minutes' rest going to do? "It's rude to just walk in here little wolf..." a male's voice quietly says. It's pitch black in here besides the moon out the window. "- I-I'm so sorry sir. I didn't think anyone would be in here" I sign and why the heck would I do that? It's dark in here and it's frightening too. That's what five minutes can do. It can scare the shit out of me.*** This chapter is a one off chapter for Killian's POV. Killian is Sierra's older and protective brother. He may not have known her for long but he has become strangely protective over her. This is a chapter so you can see what it is going to be like in his book - The Midnight Agreement - ***KILLIAN'S POVSleep has been impossible since finding Sierra. Since before to be honest, when we found out she was in fact alive.Not because I'm unhappy. Quite the opposite. It's because every time I close my eyes, I see the little girl my parents lost when she was only a few weeks old, and the woman she somehow became without us. I think of the years stolen from her, of birthdays we all missed, scraped knees we never patched up and heartbreaks we never protected her from. The guilt still sits heavily in my chest, because we should have been there for her instead of her doing things alone, but it no longer consumes me the way it did the first night I saw her. Because Sierra is stronger than any
SIERRA'S POVI don't realise I'm crying until my brother pulls back slightly and looks at me with the same surprised expression I imagine is mirrored on my own face.Not sobbing. Not breaking apart.Just tears.Quiet ones because I always wanted a brother or sister but my Mom always said that she couldn't have anymore kids and I settled with being an only child but now...Now I'm crying like an idiot because I have a family of siblings.It's the kind of crying that slips free when something buried so deeply inside you finally gets permission to exist.For years, I told myself I didn't need anyone. It was easier that way. Easier to believe I was alone because then I never had to wonder why nobody came for me. Why nobody searched. Why nobody cared enough to look harder. But now, sitting in this bed with one brother awkwardly holding onto my shoulders, another hovering nearby pretending not to be emotional, and Damiano watching me with unmistakable affection in his eyes, and a mate who th
My heart starts racing the moment the door opens, and I hate how obvious it feels.After everything I’ve just been through, after pain and fear and everything else, this is what makes me nervous? Meeting people? But this isn’t just people. This is something else entirely. Something deeper. Something that feels like it’s shifting the ground beneath my feet in a completely different way.Because this isn’t about survival.This is about… where I belong.Damiano steps in first, familiar enough now that his presence immediately steadies something in me. There’s reassurance in the way he moves, in the way his eyes flick to me like he’s checking, confirming, making sure I’m still alright. But it’s the two figures behind him that pull my attention fully.My brothers.The word feels strange in my head. New. Heavy.They’re both large, broad-shouldered, carrying the same kind of presence that fills the room without effort. Strong. Controlled. Dangerous in the way warriors are—but their eyes…Thei
NikolaiShe looks stronger.Not fully—no, not even close—but stronger than she has any right to be after what she’s just endured. There’s still a fragility to the way she holds herself, a carefulness in her movements that tells me her body hasn’t caught up with her mind yet. But her eyes… her eyes are clear. Focused. Awake in a way that tells me she’s already thinking ahead, already trying to piece together everything that’s happened and everything that’s still waiting for her.And that unsettles me more than if she had just broken down.Because Sierra doesn’t fall apart.She adapts.She pushes forward.And right now, I don’t know if I want her to.“You’re thinking too hard,” I say quietly, leaning back in the chair just slightly, though I don’t release her hand. My thumb keeps moving over her skin, a slow, steady rhythm that’s become more for me than for her.Her gaze flicks to mine instantly, sharp despite the exhaustion lingering beneath it. “So are you.”There’s no hesitation in h
SierraWaking up feels… different this time.There’s no sharp panic tearing through my chest, no immediate jolt of fear that snaps me fully conscious before I even understand where I am. Instead, everything comes back slowly, like my body is finally allowing itself to surface rather than dragging me up all at once. My breathing is steady. My mind isn’t racing. Even the pain—because it’s still there—is dulled, like it’s been pushed just far enough away that I can exist around it instead of inside it.For a moment, I don’t move.I just lie there, letting myself feel it.The quiet.Not the suffocating kind from before, not the heavy silence that came with being alone and waiting for something bad to happen. This is different. Controlled. Safe. There’s no echo of footsteps outside a locked door, no distant voices, no countdown ticking somewhere in the background like my life is something disposable.Just stillness.And warmth.That’s what pulls me the rest of the way back.Warmth.Familia
Nikolai's POVI don’t let go of her hand. Not when the doors shut, not when the engine turns over, and not even when the vehicle begins to pull away from that place. My grip stays firm around her fingers, like if I loosen it even slightly, she might disappear again. The world outside the window blurs into nothing, buildings and shadows passing by unnoticed, because all of my focus is locked onto the woman beside me.She’s here. Breathing. Warm. Alive. That should be enough to steady the storm inside my chest—but it isn’t. Because every time I close my eyes, I still see her chained to that chair, wrists torn raw, body trembling under something she refused to show me fully. I still smell the wolfsbane. I still hear the quiet way her breath hitched when the restraints came off.My jaw tightens as I shift slightly in my seat, careful not to jostle her. Her head rests against my shoulder now, her body finally giving in to exhaustion, but even in sleep, her fingers curl faintly into mine li
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