The ache in my heart never seemed to subside, just like the relentless pounding in my head. Kai was gone, and I couldn't come to terms with how it happened. It was like he disappeared into thin air, leaving behind a trail of unanswered questions. But my mother, who had never cared for us much, refused to provide any explanations. Her indifference only fueled my desire to find the truth.
“I cannot tell you anymore because that’s what I know and then I had to deal with you,” she had grumbled before leaving the room, not even glancing back when I fell on the floor.
But I knew that there has to be more about this because I somehow didn’t believe that he died. Even my wolf doesn’t believe this or we might just be in denial. I can only seem to recollect a few parts, of my life with Kai, and t
