18 moons later. Alex   The eighteen months were long and mostly hard on both of us. The pack had been unable to find out who orchestrated the mutiny. Sam's health had been a huge challenge. She would often be unconscious for days for no known reason. At first, we tried to keep it secret, but soon word got out, and it made the pack question her capability. They would give her mean stares and sometimes try to disrespect her. I usually dealt with such pack members but what was happening to my mate was a huge concern. We were still yet to find her relatives. Her abilities were unheard of. My father had invited a wolf shaman out of concern for what was happening with Sam and th

Alex Two weeks had passed since Sam's twenty-first birthday. The pack was becoming agitated because they hadn't met her wolf. I had whisked her away from her party to buy us time, but apparently, it wasn't enough. I wondered why Sam was unable to shift. She had transformed a couple of times when she was nineteen. I now strongly believed she had damaged her wolf when she did what she did to me, so I could survive the fight with Raphael. I went to see my father explain matters to him. I knew he would be mad at me for not telling him what happened. I had no choice now. Keeping secrets wouldn't help our situation, so I told my father about Sam's wolf and the problem we were now facing. "Why didn't you tell me this back then?" he asked angrily. " Sam didn't want anyone to know her wolf was

Alex. I couldn't sleep all night. My heart was filled with fear and doubts. I couldn't believe it had come to this. I went into the shower, and as the water poured, I wept. My life was over before it even began. How was I supposed to live without her? How would both of us survive apart? I couldn't imagine Sam by herself. I was going to be a miserable Alpha. I was so angry that I punched the wall, and it cracked. I had broken my own heart. If only I could run away from all this. If only we were back in our little cabin and never had to return to the pack. If only I wasn't an only child. I couldn't imagine Sam with someone else. The thought alone killed me. The universe had played a cruel joke on me. I started having flashbacks about our life together. Sam was going to forget everything good about us and remember only the bad. I was sure of this. I dreaded the sunrise. I hoped the night would pause and remain forever, no going forward, not seeing the next day. I hugged myself in the sho

Samantha   Realising I was pregnant changed a lot of things for me. My wolf was back. I was no longer sickly. I couldn't go back to the pack. It was time for me to move on. I kept the money and card Alex gave me and never touched it. Three months passed in pain and sadness. I was running low on funds. I needed to get a job to survive in the human town. Being a wolf, I didn't know how well I would fit in with the humans, so I decided to try Elisabeth's Salon. She was surprised to see me. I was four months gone by then and showing a little. "Hun, how have you been?" she greeted me, and I answered. " How's Alex?" she asked me, and my c

Alex It had been impossible getting Sam off my mind. All I ever saw when I slept was her face. She would move away from me whenever I tried to hold her, and just when I was about to grab her again, she would fade, and I will wake up alone. Damien and I had remained damaged since we parted with our mate. I eventually decided to send for a shaman. My wolf and I needed to be whole again, but for some reason unknown, we were broken. The Yellow moon pack had withstood attacks for two years now. We were no longer as strong as we used to be. A quarter of our pack had died. Families had been wiped out in the process due to the attacks. Yet Raphael remained at large. My mother and I had somehow found common grounds. She also regretted working against Sam. Things between her and Hilda didn't turn out the way she hoped. Ever since Hilda became Luna, she had changed completely towards my mother. I guess my mother believed she could hold on to power if Hilda was in charge, but she was wrong. Wh