Vladek would never put a hand up to his partner. But in the last hours they had noticed that he did not seem to be the usual wolf of always. Rather, it was as if they were seeing that uncontrolled beast all hurt and hurt after losing his mate, his son at the hands of his own brother. Karia ran over and yanked the door open. -S-sister-in-law, eh sister-in-law, if you are here, respond- but he received no response. Come on, it had been only five minutes that Vladek left the room and they had gone to check. At that time sister-in-law should not have vanished. Well, yes, because after searching the whole room he did not find the girl and the only thing that remained in the environment was a slight familiar fragrance that made him pull out his fangs -Yino- he growled. *** It was cold, very cold and wet and… she couldn't move. Something hot moved up and down her neck towards her cheek and then sought her mouth where it licked

-Vladek wasn't the only culprit.- After all she'd heard, Jade was still confused. It was a strange story but her mind was working fast despite the fear and it was logical what he had said. Vladek wasn't the only one who had done the wrong thing - the female shouldn't have slept with you if she was bonded - she didn't know from where she got the courage, but she say that. Her face was gripped tightly and the wolf's claws dug into her cheeks, breaking the skin. -Who do you think you are to talk about her like that? She was mine from the start, she just went back to where she needed to be. If my brother had not been in the middle she would have been my partner and the mother of my cubs but Vladek always took everything from me. The admiration of my father, the best appearance, the affection of the younger brothers, the acceptance of the pack. Everything, it took everything from me. For that reason, and although the female died, I enjoyed seeing the despair on his face,

Izen got up after laying her on the bed and covering her up. He watched until she fell asleep and went out. Vladek was leaning against the wall next to the door. His arms were tense, bent at the height of his chest. -How is she? - He sounded anguished -I don't want to interfere, but you will have to use all possible persuasion methods to convince her. She hurt. You kept her in ignorance for a long time and she feels used. She is at a breaking point and I am afraid that if she is forced a little more she will not resist it- Vladek closed her eyes and sighed deeply. -I will let her sleep and then I will talk to her- Izen nodded, concerned, but he couldn't do anything else. With a shake of his head, he nodded and walked past him. His feet felt heavy and as he turned the corner he met the two impatient brothers. -How is sister-in-law?- Karia asked running towards him. Izen heard them coming and when they stopped in front of him; the wo

It was at that moment that I met you. Those words made Jade's heart pound. She remembered that day very well despite being only a child. A normal person would have been scared to see such a large and bloody beast pass so close, especially if they are a child, but with her it was different. She had felt something warm inside her chest when she looked at the animal and just came out of where she was. There was a connection. She was sure of it. Perhaps for that reason it was that fate had brought them together years later. -That day was something strange for me, especially after you rescued me and took care of me without even worrying that I could do something to you- Vladek's fingers went back to caressing the girl's hair- The madness that had blinded me is went fading away and thanks to that I was able to return to the pack sane; although I only did it to take Izen with me. Wolves weren't very nice to him. I have to admit that over the years I forgot e

Izen turned down the hall with the tray of food for Jade. At that time in the afternoon where the sunset began to fall was when the girl used to lock herself up and concentrate on her work. The wolf prided himself on having a food routine for her so she wouldn't lose weight. Quite the opposite; she had gained the pounds she needed to be totally healthy. To his surprise he found her not in her study but sitting on the edge of the courtyard hallway. Above her shoulders was a Vladek robe that covered her from the soft breeze of the early evening. -Aren't you working?- He said, putting the tray beside her and sitting down. Jade smiled at him and shook her head. -I already have all the work in advance. I can take two to three days off- she raised her shoulders- I really want to take these days- Izen didn't understand why. Jade used to work to ward off the anxiety that being away from Vladek caused. They were bonded couples after all. He still did n