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Ninety-one
The moment I walked out of the Alpha’s house, I could hear the howls and fights that filled the area.
“I'm free! I'm coming!” I told my pack through the link. I followed their scents, hoping that they were really winning just like Oriana told me. If my mate or any of my family got hurt, I was going to tear Crimson into pieces.
“Hurry up, Luna,” Keith replied. Relief washed over me once I heard back from any of them. Thankful for the elastic clothes I changed into, I quickly turned into my wolf form and I dashed towards my family.
“Are you safe?” I had to know. Please Moon Goddess, let them all be okay. When I received no reply, I raced towards their scent.
Not them. Not my family.
I waited for so long to have people like them. I wasn't ready to lose any of them.
My heartbeats accelerated when I reached the battlefield. There was no time to be nervous or scared. I was going to defend each mem
Sara IslamThey almost lost one another... Published on July 25th, 2021 Sara
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