Rosie Meachem

"I just wanted to apologise to you. You just left without a goodbye. I was hoping we could talk about everything, you know, catch up? How have you been? I've missed you." 

Evelyn snorted, rolling her eyes. "Missed me? Yeah, right, Nolan! I seem to recall you chose someone else! And Yes, you know exactly why I left, didn't you?" Her words cut deep, and I winced at the pain in my chest. She was correct; I had chosen someone instead of her, but only because I had to protect her. She didn't understand how much I had missed her, and I had spent many nights yearning for her to be beside me. My Wolf had been lost without her, too. 

Evelyn is just an omega at the Mystic River pack but she can't deny how strongly she feels for the soon to be alpha Nolan. But when she finally gets her wolf on her 18th birthday and confirms they are indeed fated mates, Nolan shocks her by choosing another woman as his mate instead. Heartbroken and betrayed, Evelyn leaves the pack and starts a new life in the human world. Five years later, she returns to Mystic River Pack to tend to her unwell mother and brings along the son she never told Nolan about. Determined to steer clear of Nolan and keep their son a secret, Evelyn struggles as old feelings reignite. 

Nolan must confront his past mistakes and prove to Evelyn that his love for her is true. Faced with a new threat from the Silverline Pack and uncovering the truth about Ethan's extraordinary abilities. Can their love overcome the obstacles ahead, or will their past heartaches tear them apart once again?

Bound To My Son's Alpha Daddy

　　"Now, it's time to get my plan in motion!" I happily said to myself as I came off the main road and into the street where my girlfriend lived. I could not believe that she would not let me stay the night after Ethan's birthday but today was a new day and I was up bright and early to see them both.


　　I pulled into Evelyn's house's driveway, the crunch of gravel beneath my tyres the only sound breaking the silence. The darkness swallowed the house whole, the windows like empty eyes staring back at me. I had a bad feeling, a nagging sense that something was off. The lights were all out, and the usual warm glow of the porch lamp was extinguished. Even Ethan, my rambunctious little bundle of energy, did not bound out to greet me. It felt weird not to have my usual welcoming, but I decided not to be too concerned yet. They could be still in bed asleep; it had been a hectic long day yesterday.


CHAPTER 7: She's Gone!