AUTHOR'S P.O.V. "You can't let him harm him," Laika said, cuddling two-year-old Claudine. She knew that Karim would not spare Morpheus when he sees him, and putting herself between them and trying to defend Morpheus would only make Karim more suspicious. Karim does not like when Laika and M

MORPHEUS I did not mind the crowd or the dancers in the centre I pushed through, shoving anyone in my way away, which earned me annoyed curses and hardened glares. The men have disappeared into the crowd, and I was following Mildred's scent. When I left the crowd behind, I did not see the men a

At that point, I did not know if I wanted him to catch up with us or for the carriage to outrun him, which was nearly impossible. Tears ran down my cheeks as I watched. At that moment, a lot of things started to make sense. His speed, his strength, and his advanced sense of smell and hearing. He onc

Dear Gentle readers, I want to thank you all, first, for your support and dedication. It is with a heavy heart that I write this. I have been sick for a while now, hence the slow updates. I will be going for surgery at the end of this month and will take a month's break from the first of August

Gregor looked like he would protest but said nothing. He led Karim and some of his men towards the room where he kept the map. Sekani was behind them, but he stopped and shook his head. "These two can never get along." Later, Karim, Gregor and their men found themselves huddle