Silver:“You let Gwyddion say all those things to me. You were willing to use me to achieve everything just to turn around and hurt me like this,” I whispered, too hurt to speak out loud. I hated Gwyddion even more. I hated all of them, everyone that had werewolf blood in them. “He was right about your destiny, Silver,” the King said. “Your destiny is here, with me. You can just open your heart and learn to be with me.” “Learn to be with you?” I asked him, hating more and more with every passing second. “If you won’t kill me, I will kill myself,” I threatened. He furrowed his brows. “You will do no such thing.” Before I could mutter another word, there was a knock on the door and as usual whoever was on the other side opened it and came in without waiting for an instruction to come in. It was Terah. He looked at me for a second as if he wanted to tell me something but moved his eyes immediately away and faced the Alpha. “Your Highness,” he greeted the King, lying on the floor b
Silver: Terah didn’t let me be even after he called Gwyddion for the King. “What do you want?” I asked him, standing by the door of my room so he wouldn’t enter. “I’m sorry for the way I’ve treated you in the past,” he told me, looking sorry for his actions. I rolled my eyes and didn’t bother to hide my true feelings from him. “I don’t need your apology. What I did makes no overall difference in how you see me so please just tell me whenever Beta Rogu is ready to take me back to my people,” I said, entering into the room and shutting the door in his face. The door didn’t close all the way through and when I looked down, I saw his foot was holding it back. He was determined not to let me go. “What do you want?” I asked, swallowing back fear. Now I had easily switched sides, I was scared anything could happen. What if this was their plan from the start and they didn’t want to fulfill their end of the bargain. I was scared. I remembered how easy it had been for Rogu to sacrifice
“Come in,” I said in a lackluster voice.The fact that he was not Terah did not make me regret speaking to him sharply. He had also always known about the plan to destroy my people, yet he decided to use me to save their own agenda. He didn’t deserve my respect either. “Hi,” Gwyddion asked, walking up to me. “May I sit?” He asked, pointing toward the bed. I glared at him. “What do you want?” He pressed his lips together when he understood that I planned to be cold to him. He looked awkward standing alone in the room, where he looked like he would break apart if he didn’t sit down soon, but none of that bothered me. “I just finished speaking with the Alpha and I must tell you, I understand how you feel,” he said, and it only made me angrier. What did he know? “Oh you do?” I mocked. “So you understand what it feels like to know that the people who have always been around you, convincing you to help them and lying about how special you are always had plans of destroying you and your
I woke up panting, with sweat all over my body. I had dreamed of that wolf again, my wolf. I hated dreaming about my freedom only to wake up yet again in captivity. Angrily, I picked the pillow underneath my head and tossed it on the wall. That stupid wolf had tried to convince me yet again to give up my freedom for no reason. I wished I could stop dreaming about her. No matter how much they tried to convince me otherwise, I wouldn’t believe she was real. Even if she was, she probably didn’t belong to me and was just a projection to make sure I stuck to their path. I didn’t know what time it was because I had shut the windows and curtains but I knew it was still day. I paced around the room like I usually did, frustrated at having to remain here. After roaming aimlessly around, I decided to leave the room so I wouldn’t go crazy thinking about everything that would annoy me in there. I was still in a sour mood, and all the inhabitants of the house knew why, so I was sure no one woul
Silver:As I walked back into my room, I realized how serious my case was. A future with Alpha Damon was no future at all. I had seen it play out, how easy it was for him to change his mind over things he had been so passionate about in the past- me. There was no need trying to show my anger. It would all lead to one thing in the end. The physician’s warning only increased my zeal to leave the kingdom further, even if it meant leaving the Kingdom only for now. What would happen to me here after he would be announced as King? What would happen when people noticed me and they began to ask question?He couldn’t possibly force me to be his Luna, and to enjoy the things he had promised me if I did so, so that would only mean one thing for me- joining to face the fate of the humans who I had chosen to be a part of instead. I started to gather my things. I was leaving, one way or another. During the King’s planned announcement, everywhere would be open, so even if Terah and Rogu didn’t ke
Tiffanie: “I’m tired,” I told Victor, sitting on a branch. A sudden wave of fear washed over me that I just couldn’t bring myself to take a step forward. “I think we should go back before it’s too late.” He frowned at me. “This is the third time you’re doing this. If you’re not ready to follow me to find her, then tell me and I’ll go on my own. I’m tired of lying to my family each time. If I go back there and leave again, they’ll start to get suspicious.” I looked away. He had a point. This was the third time we were embarking on this journey once again, and like I did the first few time, just before we could go far enough, I started to have a double mind about going any further. I couldn’t control it. Something always seemed to hold me back each time we came this far. The first two times after I cut our journey short, I had gone home to meet my ailing mother and asked myself why I had given up and disappointed her by coming back without my sister and now I was doing it again. “I
Alpha Damon: Just one second could change everything forever. One second I was smiling and greeting my people who happily welcomed me in their hundreds, surprised to see me alive and the next second, there were explosions everywhere and everyone ran helter-skelter to seek protection. I already knew my return would not be hassle-free so I had stationed guards all around the palace building prior, to report and act on any suspicious activity. The guards had simply assumed the arrangement was for my burial and were pleasantly surprised when I showed up alive and not dead. It was supposed to be a beautiful moment, a King returning to his people who thought their hero was gone forever, but it ended up being something else, something much worse. The explosions were none like I had ever seen before and I greatly suspected they were part of the weapons we had reserved for the destruction of the humans. Now, someone had gained access to it and had instead turned the tables on us, by setting
Silver: As I rode on Terah’s back, I kept looking over my shoulder, thinking someone was following us. It seemed too good to be true. I couldn’t believe I was finally going home! Then why didn’t feel as good and liberating as I thought it would? Why did I keep looking over my shoulder in hopes that someone would find us? Maybe it was because I didn’t fully trust Terah. “Ouch,” I groaned when a branch slapped my face with full force. Terah was pounding the ground at full speed and each time I became distracted and looked away, I was always at risk of falling off because I didn’t a branch or something. He was simply doing his job, but sometimes I wondered if he did it on purpose. The second reason why I couldn’t stop looking over my shoulder was because I still felt like I could hear people screaming under so many explosions. I had never heard anything quite like them before. They sounded scarier than thunder, and the fires I had seen before we left the county had been terrifying.