David Two eventful weeks went by, brimming with elation and festivities. Emily's divorce was successfully finalised, liberating her from the clutches of Jake. The lake house, a place of sentimental significance, was now back under our ownership. At the same time, the Howlers' settlement was undergoing its much-needed renovations, an undertaking driven by Emily's unwavering dedication to its improvement. Her generosity knew no bounds; if she could have given more, she undoubtedly would have. The cascade of joy we experienced was unexpectedly abundant, yet undeniably ours to cherish. For the past two weeks, our focus had been honed on tracking down Alpha Richard of Sammyspring, and our persistent efforts had finally paid off. Our pursuit was about to yield results. Before we embarked on the mission to apprehend Alpha Richard, Kane summoned us to his office. Carlton was to lead the operation, and my anticipation for the impending action was palpable. A tip, given anonymously, had discl

KaneEmily has brought immense joy into my life. I'm relieved I didn't heed all the advice given to me when I first saw her. I would have missed out on so much. Deep down, I knew the moon wouldn't lead me astray, so I embraced our bond wholeheartedly, even when I was the only one feeling it. I loved her with a fervour that was preordained, waiting patiently until she, too, could experience it.The doctor's news was the best I'd ever received – Emily and I were going to have a child. Wanting a family of my own had been a distant dream, especially after Kaitlyn's betrayal had left me scarred and closed off. But then Emily entered my life, and I couldn't help but be thankful to the moon for bringing her to me. I sat by her side on our bed, making silent promises to myself and to her. I pledged to never let her down and to always safeguard the happiness and safety of both her and our future children. I recognised that she wasn't defenseless – she was strong in her own right – but I was de

EmilyI woke up to the light of the setting sun streaming through the windows. My internal clock must have malfunctioned; I had clearly overslept. A gentle sense of disorientation hung over me until I remembered the reason for my joy. The doctor's revelation had been like a burst of sunlight after days of rain, and the news of my pregnancy filled my heart with an indescribable warmth. Everything seemed to be aligning perfectly for us now.The sound of my stomach growling reminded me of a more immediate need. I glanced around the room, but Kane was nowhere in sight. The urge to eat was overpowering, so I reached out to Lisa for assistance."Lisa, is there any food available?" I inquired, feeling a bit sheepish as I hadn't caught the designated mealtime."There's always food ready for you, Luna. Would you like me to bring it to your room?" Her response was as reassuring as a gentle caress."If it's not too much trouble, yes please," I replied, imagining the warm smile that would likely

KaneI spent the entire afternoon waiting for Alpha Rouke's visit which never materialised. Celeste had no further updates to offer, leaving me frustrated with the wasted time. The day's events were proving to be quite complex. Following Emily's departure, my mother fell ill with a fever, necessitating a visit to the clinic. Although her condition stabilised, I couldn't shake off the feeling that something was amiss. As the clock neared six in the evening, my concerns deepened. Emily hadn't contacted me, and I decided to call her to ascertain her whereabouts and her ETA. Repeated attempts to reach her ended with her phone being switched off. A sense of foreboding began to take hold of me. I had a gut feeling that something was terribly wrong.Desperation gnawed at me, and I sought to establish a connection with Emily through our bond. I wanted to sense her, to assure myself that she was alright. Blade, my wolf, could feel her presence, but it was faint, weakened. Anxiety surged within

EmilyA moment of tense silence stretched between us, the weight of our histories and the chasm of our emotions suspended in the air. I refused to let him see the cracks in my facade, the turmoil that churned within. His presence was a twisted reminder of a past I had fought hard to overcome.Jake's expression twisted with a mixture of anger and hurt. "You think you have it all figured out, don't you? You have no idea what I went through. I loved you, Emily, and I still do," He said, and I could not believe this dude.A fire blazed in my eyes. "Love? You don't know the first thing about love. All you know is manipulation and betrayal." I replied.He clenched his fists, his voice trembling. "I could have killed you the moment I saw that mark on your neck – another man's mark." He yelled at me, vibrating with anger, and I did not care."What did you think will happen, Billy?" I asked him, and his eyes widened."I searched for you and, in the process, found out plenty of Your past and