Chapter 616 - After my wife broke my heart...
Voren had a small smile playing at the corners of his mouth, a hint of nostalgia softening his usually sharp features. "Well, a black wolf without a she-wolf is a disaster."
He glanced at Seraphine, his eyes warming. "After my wife broke my heart, I never wanted any woman close. With my wolf’s agitation growing by the day, I channeled all that restless energy into the future." He gestured at the magnificent pack around them. "This was the result."
During those times, Bloodfang was out of control and he didn’t know why. It as the reason he came up with the idea of the Blood moon festival, hoping that for some reason, he would be mated to Seraphine.
She was already divorced so the probability as high. He was ready to forgive her for everything, only to realize that she was never at fault.
Had he known, he would have kidnaped her and broken the spell but still, something good came out of it in the end. Thus, Voren’s long wait was never in vain.
The recollection no longer made him sorrowful. Time and love had healed those wounds completely. But before he could continue, that familiar voice rang in his mind, sharp and insistent. ’Don’t be diplomatic about it. Just accept that you are a genius, and stop using me as an excuse.’
There was a brief pause, then Bloodfang’s tone turned almost sheepish. ’I hope you’ll allow Marsha and I to... you know what I mean.’
Voren physically choked on saliva, coughing and sputtering as his face reddened. Seraphine grew disturbed, her hand flying to his back, but before she could ask what was wrong, Marsha’s voice echoed in her mind with triumphant glee.
’I just told Bloodfang to tell his human to give us the chance again. You know what I mean.’
"Hell no!" Seraphine yelled before she could stop herself, her voice sharp and definitive.
Corvine and Liah looked on helplessly, their expressions a mixture of confusion and concern, as Voren forced a strained smile onto his face.
The two wolves, Bloodfang and Marsha, were a handful, and how they always managed to communicate with each other when the mate bond hadn’t even taken effect was still a complete mystery to them. It defied all logic, all known laws of their world.
"Are you alright?" Liah asked Seraphine worriedly, her brow furrowing with concern. But the latter’s cheeks had pinked, embarrassment coloring her features.
There was no way she was going to tell Corvine and Liah that they allowed their wolves to take control of their bodies for sex.



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