Fated to my Enemy by Diane Doherty

Book Two Chapter Twenty–Two

Tessa

I had a goofy smile on my face even after Aspen had to leave. He was so apologetic for not being able to drive me to work, that my heart swelled with something I knew couldn’t be love yet. But I wanted it to be. I wanted to love him and for him to love me.

I skipped as I got ready for work. It was less dreadful since I have seeing Aspen to keep me motivated. He was the light at the end of a very long day.

I was daydreaming about the sex Aspen and I had this morning as I locked the apartment door. Sarah came running down the hallway and pulled me from my dirty thoughts. She was panting as she stopped in front of me. She braced herself with a hand on the wall.

I crossed my arms over my chest, waiting for her to tell me what was going on. She went out this morning to meet with our guy who sells us descenter pills. We were almost out and we needed them to blend into the pack.

“Sarah, I need to get to work. Aspen was called away and couldn’t drive me.” I tried to walk past her but she stopped me.

“We have to leave. My guy didn’t show up and the Luna was at the mall. I asked around and the pack has warriors looking for the dealers. We have to go now, Tessa.” She exclaimed.

She went to open the door while I stood there in shock. I didn’t want to leave. I didn’t want to run anymore. I had Aspen.

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closed the door.

to move on.” She demanded. Tears ran down my cheeks as I looked at my best friend. My best friend, who without question, ran away with me. Packs on the other side of the country are run differently than they are here. Women born in ranks. don’t have a say

to leave him, but right now we don’t have a choice.” She gripped my arms and I didn’t

pack what we need.”

Sarah and I were headed to the bus station to get on the earliest bus out of there. I don’t know where we are going but

care.

He made it easy to forget all about my shitty life before him. And now the pain in my heart was too much to bear as I watched Sarah unhook both our

table.

to leave.” I walked beside her on autopilot

leave but now, this felt like home. Aspen felt like home. And I was stuck between a rock