AIDAN
Running usually eases my tension, but not this time.
Jake was in his own little head, and I was in mine. Numbness seemed to coat my insides; it was all I could do to let myself hollow out from what Mia had said.
Jake ran until something crippling stopped him in the chest, as something had broken deep within us. I gasped, while Jake let out an almighty roar.
Pain like no other swept through me, which made Jake launch forward and run faster.
What the hell was that?
And just as the floor couldn’t have swallowed me whole, Jake let out a whine. “Mate rejected us.”
Those three words came like something had something in place.
Moving forward to see where Jake was going, I soon realized he was heading to the borderline, but I yelled for him to stop.
It was clear Mia had left th
