“Oh.” My mate’s mother gasped, and without thinking, her arms wrapped around me, holding me as I sobbed.
The memories of Micah plagued my vision. His eyes and those darn dimples he managed to have on a rare smile clouded my thoughts, and I broke down even more.
He had been my rock, my salvation even in that hell, and then he was ripped away from me, leaving me all alone.
My body shook as heart-wrenching noises tore from my lips, in hopes it would get to the moon goddess. She should have taken me instead. I didn’t deserve to be here.
“Shh.” Lucan’s mother whispered, her hand moving slowly up and down my back. “Let it all out,” she cooed, and I wanted to protest the softness of her voice, but it only dragged more tears from me.
I cried loud and hard, determined to let the world know of
