Chapter 5. Dilemma

Avery’s POV

As I stood in the garden area, the breeze calmly tingly on my ears. Why couldn’t I just get back my memories? What if my parents were somewhere looking for me? What if I was married, and what if I had children?

All of these questions were bothersome, and I couldn’t wrap my head around them.

I got to the stairs, which redirected to a point in our garden, I felt super depressed, and I also felt like a prisoner except for the prison I had was my body and my mind because I couldn’t remember anything.

As I turned to go back into the room, I couldn’t surrender the thought saying in my mind that maybe I belonged here, but I couldn’t understand why I would feel I belonged here when I didn’t know anything about this place, to begin with.

“Avery!” I heard someone call, and I turned to see Alpha Karl coming in my direction.

Damn, this man is sexy. His long strides are what could make a woman wet in her pants.

“Hey!” I answered, stopping in