EVANGELINE
The tears wouldn’t stop falling no matter how hard I tried.
I should have been used to Nicholas’ casual cruelty, but for some reason, his words still hurt. He’d known me for so long that it was easy for him to aim the words and barbs to hurt.
For someone who used to be so kind to me when we were younger, he’d grown into the opposite. He was heartless now, striking where he knew I would feel the pain the most. It would have been better if he just ignored me and we became strangers, rather than what we were now.
It was hard to reconcile the man I was interacting with to the one who took care of me when I was younger.
“I’ve been so stupid,” I whispered to my wolf.
“It’s not stupid to expect kindness from someone who was a friend,” she said softly. “He doesn’t deserve your te
