"I was hoping you'd come to the party and keep me company," I teased, to which she giggled. "With all those girls fawning over you, I'd rather spare myself the envious glares. Some of them actually think I'm your girlfriend," she revealed, and I pinched the bridge of my nose. "And what's wrong wit

~Liam~ I pushed through the forest, howling my soul, pleading with the moon for peace, hoping for a sign of something that would lead me to Sophia, but I knew I was heading nowhere. How can I have experienced joy, anticipation and hopelessness simultaneously? I berated myself for wasting time, f

"What are you saying? Where are you? If you are in trouble, I can help," I said, and she sniffled, which made me know she was crying. "You can't help us. I doubt the Royal family will want to be caught up in this mess. I am sorry, your Highness, but where we are going, even your father won't be abl

"It's Mom," She said, and I took it reluctantly, knowing that my Grandmother must have told her what had happened. "Hello," I said, and I heard a sigh at the other end. "Liam, where did you go last night? Everyone was worried about you," she asked, and I was speechless. How could I tell her my whe

"They are neutral parties. Uncle Leo is family; he will tell our parents, but Alpha Max and Kyle will help us. Think about it. Every time we go to Mountain for holidays, who are the people that cover up for us?" I asked, and they knew where I was headed. "This is different, Li. It isn't youthful ex