โ Scribed by Davies, Abigail;Duran, Troy;Watley, Anastasia
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Life was chaotic and unpredictable; made up of a series of events-a collection of firsts. First crush. First kiss. First love. Between the murky waters, I'd found salvation. And it was all because of him-the broody alpha who appeared at the time I needed him most. He promised me things, and showed me the life I could have. But all it took was one moment to destroy everything. Nothing else mattered. No one else mattered. It was him and me against the world. Until it wasn't. I hadn't known just how forbidden our love was. I hadn't known I'd been tutoring his son. I hadn't known about the family he had hidden away. I hadn't known he was cheating-with me. I wish I could say I wanted to take it all back, but it'd be a lie. A blatant lie. He was my biggest downfall, but I'd never regret it. Choosing him was never an option, the question was whether he'd risk it all.
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