Denied by Destiny: Trapped in the Shadows of the Mate Bond

apter 0084

Chapter 0084

Kaia POV

If I extend my hearing far enough, I can hear the voices of the humans on the white yacht in the near distance. Their laughter now travelling on the ocean breeze.

They were anchored, dressing to snorkel in the crystal blue waters that I now call my home.

This was my favourite spot, the cliff tops. It reminded me of the Clear Waters pack, of the pack I grew up

1. in.

I never knew my mother, she died when I was born. But growing up at her pack, I always felt close to her.

Until the attack and Father sent me away.

I was alone then, trying to stay hidden enough until I found Father again. That's when Than found me, I thought my life was turning for the better after finding my mate...oh how wrong was I. If anything I had traded a lone life of safety, for a dangerous life of living in a pack again. Not all packs are like my

Mother's

see that

spot in the pack, best view in the entire

the ocean offered the extra level

within a human tourist hot spot. It hadn't been easy protecting the borders but since day one of arriving here, I have been attending warrior meetings, strengthening local

I didn't want to think...I

pausing to take in the views as I do every day. If I wasn't in the Alpha's office

through my hair when I feel a presence behind

shouldn't be out here alone Kaia." His lips tug up into a small smile, a weighted sigh emitting from his lungs...he didn't like me

a step towards me, the scar across

he did it alone,

see the suffering behind that brave face he puts

aren't safe and this is still a reformed pack." Since buying the lands, Father opened up the pack to rogues, as well as shifters that wanted to join a new pack for better opportunities. The majority of members meant

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chuckle pointing at the humans in their bikinis and

that before Kaia, and then

over me, the past must haunt him

have stayed, I

in the position where you had to chose between yourself and others. The Clear Waters pack is dead to us now, we can only remember it