Samantha Time flew by fast. Alex had relocated to town, but I made sure we had minimal contact. Helena had been silent for a while, but there was no way I was going to allow her to force me to reconcile with Alex. The Gamma and Delta of the Luna Eclipse pack had reached out to me. Beta Glover Alex Newmoon and his son had run away from the pack. They said it happened when his son delivered my message to him. I didn't care where he'd run to, I intended to hunt him down and have him pay for what he did to my family. The pack was in disarray. Beta had bankrupt the pack, so they couldn't rebuild the settlement. He also made away with business documents that belonged to my family. The alpha always handled the financial dealings of a pack and my pack was no different. The Alpha was the only one that was allowed to have dealings with the humans. This was because spirit wolves were a danger to humans. A spirit wolf could turn a human into an apex werewolf hence the need to keep them apart.

Samantha Rhonda and Mason arrived in the evening the next day. I had tried to communicate with Helena throughout the night, but she hadn't responded. I hoped allowing her to let loose would fix the issues between us. The truth was Helena wanted me to reconcile with Alex, and I had refused. Apart from what he and his pack did and what he made me go through, he was married to another wolf. Yes, he had moved permanently to the human town, but he was still married to Hilda. I couldn't stoop as low as getting back with him while he was married. I didn't want to give him the chance to betray me again. If I ever had to be with someone it would be someone I didn't care so much for, so when he ever betrays me, it wouldn't hurt so bad. The cabin only had two rooms. I had to give up the room I occupied with Nicole for Rhonda and Mason. To make me comfortable, Alex decided he would sleep on the couch while the children and I would take the room. After dinner, Alex and I headed out. The twins d

Alex   I was very angry and scared at the same time. Samantha didn't even have the decency to tell me in person she was leaving. Although she claimed it was sudden, and that she would be back soon, I was still angry, and I suspected it was Sylvester's doing. The thought of them being together stirred up rage in me and Damien. I knew Sam was unaware of Sylvester's interest and, that was because she had always been oblivious of such things, but everyone knew it. Rhonda, Elisabeth, everyone except Sam. I had planned on spending more time with her by using the twins as an excuse just to win her back. How was I going to achieve that now? Sly Sylvester had beat me to it. It was frustrating having to compete with another man for Sam. Syl

Samantha. The new Alpha quarters was ostentatious. The Newmoons had a very high taste and didn't mind spending money to satiate it. The apartment Sylvester took me to was huge. I was uncomfortable settling in. My first night on the bed was uncomfortable it was the first time I realised how lonely I was. When Alex had rejected me and dumped me in the house he had bought in the human side of town, I never slept in the master's bedroom. The other beds in the house weren't so big. They were enough for two but not as big as the one I and Alex shared. When I moved to Elisabeth's house, I slept in a much smaller bed, which became even smaller when I began to share it with my children. Often I would sleep on the floor to give them more room. Sleeping at Alex's place was good for the twins. They didn't have to share a bed. Lying on the king-size bed in the Luna Eclipse's alpha quarters brought me sad memories, and I wept for the first time in over four years. Alex had made love to me and on

Alex. Damien was restless all through the night. He was worried that Sam was in danger. I wondered how he could feel them when they were far away. I tossed and turned all through the night. By morning, my eyes were still heavy. The twins had come to wake me up in my room, jumping on my bed. It was always a joy to see them in the morning, but this particular morning was different. I was tired and grouchy. I hid my mood and played with them a little. " Okay, let's go get ready for the day," I told them, lifting them. " Hilda already helped us," Nicole said, and I was surprised. I never remembered extending an invitation to Hilda to come to my house in the human town. I was going to deal with the woman my mother sent to help me out. The help was the only explanation for how Hilda got in. Rhonda had asked to take them out. I appreciated her offer, and I was somehow glad because it meant I would get to do some work. I didn't want Rhonda to find Hilda in my home. Rhonda was Sam's best f