Eva stared at herself and could not believe she had managed to shift for the first time. Her wolf was beautiful, pure white, with a small black patch above her nose. Sebastian came to her and nuzzled her, which she gleefully accepted. They were exhausted from their long run in the forest and chasing rabbits for what had seemed like hours. Eva was so excited and happy that she felt who she was supposed to be now—no more hiding and denying her true fate. “Let's head back.” Sebastian had told her eventually, and she somehow managed to return to her human form. These newfound abilities were mesmerising for Eva. How could she have never known about any of this? Eva knew her mother had wanted to protect her from this life, but she had no idea why. She was thrilled at the idea of being able to shift into such a beautiful creature. When they entered the pack house, it was clear to Eva that her father and the twins were not there. Alpha Morgan informed them

Tim was so pleased to see Eva return, but he was slightly confused about why she was rude towards her old friend from home. “Eva? Are you ok? Is there a problem?” He asked her, bringing her attention from Lara back to him. Eva took a deep breath, swallowed then smiled up at her father like it were nothing. “No, I’m just surprised. I mean, I can only guess that it’s Dan’s. Let me guess, and he’s here too?” Eva stated sarcastically and crossed her arms over her chest; she did not want to see either of them deal with their stupid, pointless dramas. She had a new life now. That did not include anyone who had hurt her in the past. Lara lowered her gaze and tried to avoid crying in front of everyone. “Can we just have a moment to talk alone, please, Eva?” Lara asked, reaching out for her hand, but Eva snatched it away instantly. She was scoffing at her ex-best friend in such disgust. Tim was amazed at how rude his daughter was but thought there was more to

Sebastian paced the corridor outside the Alpha office and had finally had enough. He slammed his fists into the wall and growled furiously. Alpha Morgan opened the door and glared at his beta. “Someone in this pack has betrayed us. They have tricked us, and now that bitch is out there somewhere. She’s more powerful than I realised. We can’t have this. Unfortunately, I believe that if she has these twins together, it will enable her to do far worse damage.” “That dirty witch! Well, Eva will be here soon, and she will be safe. Leroy is en route to pick her up. I could not just bring her with me; her family needed her. These twins lost their mother..” Sebastian growled; he was so angry. “Except they have not lost their stupid mother, have they? She is a crazy lunatic witch that will do whatever she can to beat us. Whatever she is up to, we need to protect Tim and the twins and Eva. Tina is evil, pure evil. We cannot let this happen. Some of the warriors are already

Eva looked at her father and felt like she would have a breakdown. It bought back so many memories of when her mum passed away. She did not want to lose her father as well. “Please get better. I, Eddie and Millie need you.” Eva whispered as she leaned over to hug him. He weakly hugged her back and nodded through his tears. Eddie stood on the sidelines watching nervously. He was so confused about why his mother was so horrible to them all. She was supposed to love them and care for them. She had almost killed him, and all he wanted was for everything to be ok. “Can I see Millie now, please?” Eddie suddenly asked, and Eva smiled down at her little brother. She stroked his face and knelt to his level so they were eye to eye. He was so young and innocent. Eva felt very protective towards him and Millie. She would make sure that nobody hurt them again. “Of course, you can. I will take you to her in a minute. Do you want to say goodbye to Dad, and th

As the train pulled into the station, the sound of its wheels clattering against the tracks filled the air. Rain poured down from the sky, causing people to pull out their umbrellas and grumble to themselves. Tina noticed a young mother struggling to disembark the train with her buggy and large suitcase, while her older child danced around excitedly. Watching the family, Tina couldn't help but feel a pang of sadness as she thought about her own missing twins. She knew she had to find a way to get them back. Desperate for help, Tina approached the ticket man and asked if any hotels were nearby. The man gave her a rude shrug and left her alone in the rain. Tina frowned at his lack of help and cursed after him. The rain was getting heavier, and she was worried about where she would stay the night. She had just wanted to get away, but now she was far out of her comfort zone. She couldn't call home for help; everyone would think that she was dead by now, and she couldn't risk m