Laya Mindy:One Night, Endless Consequences

MainCharacters

Quincy: Quincy is a young, determined, and somewhat lost wolf shifter. She is the daughter of the pack's alpha and has recently gone through a painful breakup with her cheating boyfriend, Clinton. She works at a brewery and is close friends with Kyara. Quincy is struggling to figure out her future and is haunted by her past relationship.

Jace: Jace is a confident and responsible future alpha of the Westfield pack. He is deeply involved in the six-pack alliance and the security squad. Jace is loyal to his friends and dedicated to his duties. He meets Quincy under unexpected circumstances, leading to a complicated and secretive relationship.

Quincy and Jace's Relationship: Their relationship begins with a one-night stand, which they both try to forget. However, they are brought back together through their connections within the pack and the security squad. Their relationship is complicated by their respective roles and the need to keep their past encounter a secret.

Main Themes

The novel explores themes of self-discovery, the complexities of relationships, and the struggle between personal desires and responsibilities. Through the characters' journeys, it highlights the importance of trust, forgiveness, and finding one's place in the world.

Hot Chapters

1

Quincy! Earth to Quincy! Kyara’s voice cuts through my daydream, pulling me back to the present. Huh? I snap my head around to look at her, blinking as she places two foamy pints of beer in front of me on the bar at the brewery where we work.

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I feel bile rise in my throat. What are the odds? Quincy! Bianca squeals, breaking away from the little group and giving me a big hug in greeting. I’m so glad you’re here!

2

He’s cute—college-aged, with messy dark hair and a charming smile. But he’s definitely…human. I chuckle and put a hand on my hip. Sorry, I’ve got a… My voice falters before I can finish the word boyfriend.

3

I loop my fingers around the necks of the empty beer bottles, gripping three in each hand as I head into the kitchen to toss them out. Thanks, man, Ryder mutters, stepping on the pedal of the stainless-steel trash can to lift the lid.

5

I can’t believe how packed the Clearwater Tap is on a Wednesday night. As Kyara and I step inside, the booming music drowns out my thoughts, and I’m struck by the sheer number of people filling the space.