Ari woke up to find herself in the body of a newborn female beast cub, her mind still reeling from the shock of her sudden rebirth. The last thing she remembered before her new life began was the chaos of hijackers on her plane, followed by the devastating crash that claimed the lives of all the passengers, including her own.

As she struggled to come to terms with her new reality, Ari was overwhelmed with fear and uncertainty. She had always suffered from androphobia, an intense fear of men, and despite years of psychiatric treatment and medication, she had never been able to fully overcome her condition. Even in her previous life, she had struggled to make intimate contact with her own family.

As she looked around at the unfamiliar world she now found herself in, Ari couldn't help but wonder if she would be able to survive in this strange new place. Despite her condition, she was determined to find a way to adapt and overcome her fears.

Ari: Daughter of the Queen Goddess

Lowell and I were taken aback. I'm not sure if he heard everything we said, but he seemed serious and concerned at the same time. 


"Where is Gurion?" I asked nervously, hoping to lighten his mood. 


"Acwulf took him for a stroll," he replied, clenching his jaws and holding his temper. 


"Since he confessed his feelings," he said, looking away insecurely. 


So technically, he had heard everything. I felt bad, but it was his fault for listening in on our conversation. 


"Are you possibly jealous?" I wondered. 


"Would you be upset if I was?" he asked. 


"Nope—it's natural to feel jealous from time to time; I can even feel jealous; I just don't show it to anyone," I replied honestly, smiling at him to cheer him up. 


He sat beside me, holding my hand and resting his head on my shoulder. 


"Is there a reason you're going there?" He asked as he pushed me onto the bed and hugged me tightly. 


Chapter 32: What Happened to Dillon