Intended (The Potential Series Book 2) by M.L. Ridener

Author:M.L. Ridener [Ridener, M.L.]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2016-09-12T22:00:00+00:00

10

CHLOE

It’s been a week since my emotional break down. I have successfully sealed all of my doubts and worries into a locked box in the back of my subconscious. They are not gone – though I wished like hell they could be – but I’ve felt more like myself. I’d be lying if I didn’t say that it felt good to let go of some of my angst. I have been more present in my own life and that of my friends as well. Before, I was just going through the motions of day to day life. Now I found myself looking forward to tomorrow.

My wolf still plays his guardian role every night. Instead of feeling frustrated at his constant presence, now I felt comforted. A sense of ease flowed through me whenever my shoulder would tingle at his closeness. We hadn’t spent anymore alone time together since the car ride a week ago but I was okay with that. Deep down I was still nervous but I was trying to put it behind us.

I didn’t shut him out anymore. He never pushed. He let me set the pace of our bond. But I could always feel him. All I ever had to do was open up my senses and he would flood my mind. It was an intense sensation, how he gave emotion so freely. There was no question with Falcon Tonalee. No grey area or half-assed allowance of feeling. He hid nothing – a completely open book – and I hoped that I could become the same for him. I wasn’t there yet but I hoped I would gain that level of confidence soon. He deserved nothing less than all of me and I wanted to give it without restriction. I wanted to give all that I was and all that I would be.

When I had first found out about being a Potential – what it could mean for my future – it seemed romantic. The idea of a true soulmate made my fourteen-year-old heart swoon. Of course, that was before Cyrus made his intentions known. We had been surrounded by shifters for a little over four years by then but they had kept their distance for the most part. They weren’t violent with us and let us go about our daily tasks but there was no question that we weren’t allowed to leave. We had no interaction with anyone else, no technology, no anything that could connect us with the outside world. Although we were definitely prisoners to them, it could have been worse. It did get worse. Things changed quickly after we learned of our heritage.

Mom told us everything she knew when Aribelle turned fifteen. The gene was passed down through my father’s family tree and unfortunately my mother didn’t have much knowledge. She knew the basics but we all had questions. Questions that could have possibly been answered had my father or uncle still been alive. That hadn’t been the case for a long time though.

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