Chapter 64: *“What have we done?!“*

“She never took it while Damien was here, because he would notice.” Alora said, her voice distant, as if she was lost in her memories. “Sarah never wanted to cross Damien, at least not openly. So, the moment he was gone…she ripped it off

my neck.

“That’s why you stopped wearing it?” Darien asked with surprise. “I thought it was because you were upset that Damien was gone and didn’t want to be reminded about that by wearing the necklace.”

Kain scoffed before admonishing Darien. “And to think, brain trust here is going to be the one to take care of our darling sister’s tender feelings.”

Galen shook his head. “That’s seriously what you thought?” he asked with disbelief. “When a female is missing someone, she is more likely to wear or carry something with her to remind her of them. It makes them feel close to the special someone they are missing.”

Darien grimaced. “I have a reason for thinking this way.”

“Really, do tell.” Kain said, giving him a hard look, one brow raised.

Next to Alora, Alpha Andrew was having a hard time containing his smile at the ribbing his son was receiving from his fated mate’s brothers. Alora glanced sideways at the Alpha, then turned her gaze quickly back out the window. If she had kept looking in his direction, they would both lose the battle against their laughter.

“Every morning Damien and I would meet up with Alora, he would touch the necklace and say, ‘Good morning, Starlight.‘ Then pat her on the head before we spent time chatting away before class.” Darien said. “I figured, now that he wasn’t here to greet her like that, something only he did, she was too sad to wear the necklace.”

“Huh…” Galen said.

“When you put it that way…” Kain started.

“It makes sense.” Galen completed.

“Hey, look at that, you’re not totally ignorant of a female’s softer emotions.” Kain teased.

Darien growled at them. “What did I do to you two?”

“You’re laying claim to our beloved little sister.” Galen said dryly.

“I have a question.” Kain said. “Why does Damien call Alora, Starlight?”

endearment Damien had been calling her since they first met. “It’s something Damien has always called Alora. I never knew what it was about.” Darien told

“Alora?” Kain asked.

was no way she was going to tell them why Damien called her Starlight.

Damien?” Galen asked. “Because whatever it is, it’s different from

that myself.” Kain said. “If I didn’t know better,

and wished for nothing more in that moment than for this conversation to end. Damien’s father, and their Pack Alpha was sitting right next to her, making her embarrassment all

to crumple into dust.” Darien threw his hands up in the air

hoping for Alora to become your sister–in–law through mating?”

asked.

then proceeded to explain his reasoning. “No one

she walks on. I really can’t imagine Damien with anyone else but Alora, and I never would

Matt.”

down into her seat, and prayed, ‘Please let this come to an end, please let this come to an end, please let this come to

to look at the Alpha, or the sympathetic expression on his face. Alora was hoping, by making herself disappear further into

have your

one with her seat, Alora straightened back up

seen her wear it?” Darien

the house, and you happen to see it, she would

mercy

mention was the times Sarah did wear the necklace. It would just upset Darien to know about them. Sarah liked to wear the necklace when she had

up with

tone, but a grim air entered the vehicle. Alora looked around, her gaze landing on each male’s hard expressions. Even Alpha Andrew’s expression was hard while his eyes were on the road. The air in the

house was in a neighborhood that straddles the territory between the Frost Clan and the Northmountain Clan territories. This meant they were attracting quite a bit of attention from both Clans as they pulled up. It was hard to ignore the Pack Alpha’s vehicle, especially

drive, his protection detail, parked on the street. Two big black SUV’s that screamed security detail, parking in front of her parent’s house would definitely draw out all the curious neighbors. After turning off the SUV, they didn’t get out

look on

Alora’s. “Do you want that necklace back?” he

“Yes.” It did not matter that Sarah had worn it while torturing and tormenting her. All that mattered was that it was a gift from Damien, one she had cherished

and nodded. “Okay. I will get

hope blossomed in it, if anyone could make Sarah give

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