Alex I had a long day. We were planning on how to defend ourselves. Knowing what I knew, I knew our efforts would be futile, yet I endured their meeting. " Tell every pack member that they are free to leave if they don't want to fight," I stated. " But Alpha, that will weaken our defence," Gamma Deborah protested. " I don't remember asking for your opinion," I told her, and she shrunk. I might not have the full Alpha authority, but an Alpha would always be an Alpha. I hated her. She was instrumental in the exit of Sam from my life. I have sworn to never forgive her for what she did. " If you have any bright ideas, keep them to yourself," I told her. " listening to you, ruined my life and this pack. You are not an alpha and will never be so stop trying to be one." I reprimanded her. "This meeting is over. Everyone, leave. Beta Robert and Delta Mason please remain." I ordered, and everyone left, except for Robert and Mason, whom I had asked to stay behind. " The Full-Moon pack and

Alex   The twins looked amazing. I didn't know how to react. Before I could say anything, Sam had sent them back upstairs. I felt like something had been ripped away from me. An opportunity was taken away before it was visible. " So why are you here?" she asked me again. I could feel the anger radiating from her. Although her face looked calm, I felt her anger, which made me realise that the shaman had spoken the truth about our connection. " Sam," I began, but I had no words, so I said the first thing that came to my mind. "I am sorry." "Sorry about what?" she asked. " About everything. I acted without thinking, and I have no excus

Alex I returned to the settlement completely broken and beaten down. Damien was elated to see Sam, but he also felt a strong longing. I knew that Sam and I were the reason why our wolves could not be together, but it was clear that they were still bonded. Everything that happened and what I did keep replaying in my mind. I should have acted differently. Everything I did was completely wrong. I hated my mother and the pack members for what they did to me. I was in a bad place back then. My father had died, my mate was sick, and they took advantage of the situation to have their way. Getting Sam back would be impossible. Her eyes were no longer as gentle as they once were when she looked at me. Only the goddess knew what she went through in the human town. I couldn't protect her. I failed to provide for her and be there. A failure that had cost me everything. When she sent me the letter and returned all that I had given her, I searched for her. I sent pack members to search for her s

Alex   The silver wolf looked like us, but it was pure silver, and it was huge. "I am here in search of someone, and we would be on our way." It spoke to me. It wasn't moving its jaws, yet everyone heard it speak. I was afraid, but I had to stand my ground. Everyone had shifted and stood next to me. Everyone except Sam. I needed to protect her with my life. My Children were inside the building. If we don't defeat them, then we would all be dead. " I see you have nothing I want," the silver wolf concluded, turned away, faded into mist and disappeared, but not after it had ordered its evil-looking mutant wolves to finish us.  The

Alex I was truly hopeful that Sam and I would be able to patch things up. Her eyes were cold. They were not the same eyes that used to greet me in the mornings. She must have been through a lot in the human town. I had pleaded with her to stop cleaning people's homes for a leaving, but she refused. I couldn't fault her, but the issue was that she wasn't making enough to care for herself or the twins. I tried to get Elisabeth to take money from me to care for them, but Elisabeth told me that Sam would refuse her help too. This was a discussion we would have to have eventually. I felt empty when Sam told me she hadn't forgiven me yet. Although Damien had assured me otherwise, I believed she no longer loved me. I had lost her completely. I couldn't blame her for her distrust towards me because I had hurt her too many times. It took a while to get her to open up to me when we found out we were fated to be together. After everything she had gone through in the pack as a servant, things go