Liberty knew from the moment she was betrothed to Prince Aziel that she would never be happy. She vowed she would stop at nothing to keep herself away from him. When a mysterious portal opens up, she takes a chance and hops through it. After all, th...
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"I think you have no heart, and I had a mind once to give you mine." — Sleepy Hollow, 1999
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MY feet stomped along the carpeted floor.
I passed several wolves who all eyed me suspiciously. They all wondered what was going on with me — still wary of my presence. By now, I was used to ignoring them.
Alpha Gabriel's office doors came into view. I faltered, breaking my stride.
My sudden confidence vanished.
I felt my heart hammering in my chest. Anticipation crawled up my spine.
It was just action. I didn't even kiss him. I tried to reason with myself. It was going to be hard to do but all I had to do was apologize and tell him I didn't want things to change.
Sighing, I focus on the door and clear my mind. I was being dramatic for nothing. In my entire life, I have never been so nervous or unsure about something. Why does he make me feel like this? Was it because he was a strong Alpha? Or was there more to it?
I had no time to think about that now.
Taking a deep breath, I approached the door and knocked sharply. I could hear his heartbeat on the other side — it was regular and steady. He surely knew I was on the other side with his heightened senses.
"Come in," He commanded, evenly.
I swung the doors open and stepped forwards, rolling my shoulders back and keeping my head level.
"Alpha Gabriel," I greeted, my face nonchalant. My eyes were unreadable too. "I'm here to apologize."
He lifted his hypnotic eyes up to me. There wasn't a single emotion in there. No regret or pain. "You don't need to do that, Liberty." He replied, distantly. There wasn't a flicker of emotion inside of him. He was like a robot.
