"We're not yet done, Ezra," Razel said in a threatening tone. He even pointed a finger at me. "Better know your place. Felise and I are in a relationship. And you cannot change that." After letting out those words, Razel and his brothers evacuated the place right before Robert and his friends arrived. "Where is he?" Robert asked, his voice blazing in a fire. A threat next to a threat. That was how I can describe my wolf's current situation. My stepbrother just threatened me ten seconds ago, yet I believed another threat would come next. But, even if Razel treated me like shit earlier, he was still my stepbrother. And I am not going to sell my brother to them. So, I said, "Use your werewolf senses, Robert. Check every corner of the convenience store if I hide my brother inside." Robert bumped into my shoulder before he and his brothers went inside to see if I hide Razel. Idiots. What's the use of their werewolf senses if they cannot sense him despite the distance?

The next day, I wanted to ensure that everything would go smoothly, so I brought something for Felise to protect herself if my wolf cannot. Something that even an alpha cannot endure. "Are you sure you are going to do this? I mean, our situation was most likely similar in that we are feeding our meat to an unwelcoming group of werewolves." I uttered, trying to scare Felise for her to back out. Felise and I were occupying a rented car that was parked in front of the convenience store. She was seated next to me in the driver's seat. And I could not deny the fact that part of me wanted to go alone. That was why I tried to convince her not to go while she still has the chance. Once the engine of the car started, there will be no hopping off. Our next hopping off is when we reached the village of my old pack. "Don't worry about me, Ezra," Felise said, her voice sounding with enough confidence. "And besides, you already taught me the basics of being a werewolf. I can even occasionally en

As the night went on, I could not help but notice having a hard time adjusting to the small share she had on the bed. She kept tossing and turning, trying to find a comfortable position. So I quietly sat up and placed my hand on her arm. She did not stir, giving me the chance to know she was already deep in sleep. I gently pulled her towards me, placing her head on my chest. Then I wrapped an arm around her and pulled her close, careful not to wake her up. The warmth from my body seemed to calm her, and her breathing gradually become steadier compared to earlier. Once I settled her on my shoulder, I listened to the sound of her breathing. I was relieved that she was finally able to sleep soundly. But something caught my attention, and I could not help but stare at her face. We were so close that I could see every little detail of her features. The curve of her eyelashes, the dimply on her cheek, and the small scar above her left eyebrow. I had never noticed these

"What?" Felise asked in confusion, as she tried to make sense of the situation. "What about you?" "What's wrong?" asked the rogue wolf. "What happened to the confidence earlier?" "Don't worry about me, Felise. I'll start the count, okay?"I said while ignoring the rogue wolf's growls. I began counting out loud, slowly and steadily, trying to stay calm. The sound of my voice echoed through the dark forest as I continued. "Ready... One... Two... RUN!" As Felise and I ran through the forest, my heart was pounding and my lungs were burning. We had stumbled upon a pack of rogue wolves, and now they were chasing us through the trees. Felise was supposed to face one of them, but none of us had predicted that we would meet ten of them. I looked back over my shoulder and saw the wolves gaining on us. Their eyes glowed like red coals in the darkness, and I could hear their ragged breaths and the sound of their claws scraping against the forest floor. I knew that if th

Right after my shift, I rushed to the school to talk to my stepbrother. If Melissa's advice will work, I don't need to get paranoid anymore. I can now sleep at night. As soon as I found Razel, I did not waste my time and told him my purpose of approaching him in the study hall with his werewolf brothers. Two brains are better than one. We came up with a plan to help Felise finish her last werewolf pack test. Finishing the last test was the only way to protect her from the rogue wolves who were threatening us. I believe that the one sending her those messages is one of those rogue wolves we encountered the other night. But what confused me the most was how they got Felise's digits. The pack test was a grueling challenge that tested the limits of our bodies and spirit. It was a rite of passage that all werewolves had to endure to become full members of the pack. It involved running, fighting, and tracking, all while under the watchful eye of the pack elders. F