Clarissa definitely needs to give him a taste of what it's like.
Awesome book kept me interested the whole time
Nice story so far, I am enjoying the read
I absolutely love these stories! My favorite has got to be Warriors Redemption! Author Brant got me to truly root for this characters arc. I really wasn’t sure that was possible but it is and so beautiful! Simple everyday pack members. No high rank crazy abduction just two souls connecting!
I'm really enjoying this book so far and keeps me reading I'm at the edge of my seat and can't stop reading not finished yet but I really am enjoying this book
I cdnt stop reading rt fr the very first chapter. Good job author
I love both books. patiently waiting for the 3rd to find out what happens when Zayne catches Axel. what happens with Nico and if he ever leaves Alexa. Milo and his crazy wife. The future of Damon and Amara. so many things left open. I can see it all in my mind now. Amazing work Author Ava.
Awesome book
Waiting up to 2 to 3 days before releasing one chapter its sucks
Breathtaking. I love the character of Casper also. Lucia Love is my favourite writer.
Interesting story
On the surface this is a school bullying scene. Rich girl bullies poor boy. Standard setup. But the stakes are way more complicated than that, and I think that's what makes the conflict so compelling. For Xu Qiao, the external conflict is obvious—she's been humiliated (her expensive dress is dirty) and she wants justice. But the internal conflict is where it gets interesting. She's hearing voices. She doesn't know what's real. Is the system trustworthy? Is her cousin trustworthy? Every action she takes is also a test to figure out what kind of world she's in. For Pei Jinchuan, the stakes are physical survival. He's already wounded from last night—scabs splitting open, blood seeping through his shirt. The text makes it clear he comes from a violent home environment. So when Xu Qiao steps on him, he's not just dealing with humiliation, he's dealing with actual pain on top of existing pain. The class bystanders adding to it with their cruel whispers raises the social stakes too. For Xu Rou, the stakes are about maintaining her cover while also following the system's mission. She's trapped between playing the role of the good cousin and actually feeling sorry for this boy. The system tells her Xu Qiao is harmless, but everything Xu Qiao does suggests otherwise. The conflict isn't just rich vs poor or villain vs protagonist. It's multiple characters trying to survive different kinds of threats simultaneously, and the author is really good at showing how these conflicts overlap and intensify each other.