I was in the middle of packing my stuff in some old transport bags we had found stached throughout the house when Zak suddenly popped his head out of the room as he addressed Ava. I frowned, wondering what he was blabbering about but he lifted his arm in protest when I tried to speak, halting me in my tracks."Will do Luna!" He finished off, turning an eerie smirk in my direction. Confused, I nodded my shoulders which he paid no attention to whilst he headed for the back door. I followed, still oblivious as to what we were doing and despite my efforts Zak refused to answer, instead ordering me to stay quiet.I did as I was told, but my impatience grew by the second. We left off at a steady pace, marching West only to make a large turn to the left once we were out of view, circling back to the cottage. However, instead of angling to the house, we continued straight ahead, passing the shack. Once again, Zak remained annoyingly silent but I could practically feel the broad smirk on his li

Leaned against the back of my chair, I kept a watchful eye on the girl, my left leg twitching like a kid with hyper activity. It wouldn't stop shaking, no matter it's position —which is seriously starting to annoy me— but I tried to pay it as little attention.She's been out for two days without any sign of activity or recovery. It was a miracle she even survived such a—"How is she?" I turned my head over my shoulder, craning my neck like a mad man to see who was at the door— Kira... how did I not recognize her voice? I must be more tired than I thought. Rubbing my hands against against my eyes, I staid silent while the Healer made her way to the girl's bed before doing whatever needed to be done to assess her health. I could hear the worried murmurs of the pack a few rooms away. Zed would constantly link me every five minute to know how the girl was doing, but I've blocked him out a long time ago.I was already stressing out about one situation, I didn't need his annoying voice inva

The scent of booze oozed from the car, assailing my nose with such a tang, it almost made me gag. I sighed, trying my best to keep what little food I had in me where it belonged. It was hard to keep a straight face when this prick was around. Diego is the definition of dipshit. Loud, unclean, has no discipline whatsoever. In the name of Selene, the guy barely knew how to use a godam condom; surprised he doesn't have any offspring of his own by now- not any that I know of at least... I pushed the thought aside and reminded myself I had more important business to attend to.Diego grogily made his way to me, stammering alongside the chicks escorting him. A booze stained breath came flowing my as he smiled smugly."Is that my dear cousin!?" He blurted out, sounding like a Jack Sparrow ripoff.I groaned, keeping myself together. "I need to see Alpha Patton. I have important news to deliver-- Oh the old man? Haha, won't be seeing him around no more!" I blinked, confused. Either the alcohol

The water running down skin felt better than anything I've experienced in my life; my skin felt so light now it was free of all muck and grime. I was so lost in the moment, I allowed my wolf to come put so he too could enjoy a refreshing shower. The stalls were luckily bug enough to fit a giant Wolf in them, so I didn't have to worry about space.Once we were both happy and refreshed, I stepped out of the stall, back into my human form then carefully wrapped a towel around my waist. With a smaller cloth, I ruffled my hair to quickly dry out the water, whilst walking over to the many mirrors displayed in the room. I washed my face with a splash of cold water then looked up into the reflective surface, a pang hitting my chest when I saw my face; I looked like shit. My hair had grown down to my shoulders, left clumpy and knotted at places. My skin looked even paler now that all the dirt was cleaned off. Even my muscle mass had greatly decreased; to be fair though, I was always on the mor

Selene knows how long I stayed sitting quietly on the stone stairway, completely lost within an ocean of own thoughts. My hand held the silver head of my mother's necklace, the thought of her bringing tears to my eyes. They weren't all sour, no. A part of them were sweet, happy tears, as I recalled everything I've gone through these last few weeks, memories which now brought me a certain sense of pride and accomplishment.It was trying, difficult and heartbreaking at first but... at least I feel as if I've finally managed to become part of something I never thought I'd had the chance to experience before; I'm part of a pack. They respect me- most of them, but at least I know I'm safe around them. Even though I had a few doubts before, now I was certain I found my rightful place amongst the pack; Luna or not, I'd do anything to protect this pack.My family."Selene help me, do I sound corny." I chuckled, stroking Ruby's fur while she rested by my side, snoring at a peaceful rhythm. Eve