Present dayEve sat at the dining table with her parents, her heart heavy with worry. She had always felt like an outsider in her pack, and the upcoming wolf pack run was making things worse. Her parents felt like their family would be exposed during the pack run so they sat down to caution Eve, who for the most part had stayed away from trouble."Eve, you need to stay hidden in the forest during the wolf pack run," her mother said, her voice laced with concern."But why?" Eve asked, her eyes searching for answers in her parents' faces."Because the werewolves will be able to sense that you still haven't found your wolf, that’s why," her father explained, his voice grave."I get it," Eve said, "but will you guys move on from all this finding out my secret thing, nobody suspects me in this pack, even Beta has stopped asking questions. Please I can’t stay behind I have to be with everyone else."Her parents exchanged a worried look. "I need you to know Eve that all we do is for you, you

Eve lay in her bed, the moon watching over her casting a soft glow over her face. She couldn't stop thinking about Alpha Ares, his chiseled jawline, his magical blue eyes, and his rock-hard muscles. What she wanted was to be wrapped in his arms, to feel his breath on her skin, to taste his sweet honey-like lips.She closed her eyes and let her head go wild, thinking about life with Alpha Ares. In her imagination, she was taking a walk through a silent field, the sun was out painting the whole field golden, and she could hear the leaves crunching under her feet. She saw Alpha Ares standing in front of her, his eyes locked on hers.Eve saw his feet moving, he was taking steps and getting close to her, his body was radiating this magic, and she felt in her heart this pull of passion. He extended his arms to her, Eve did the same and he gently caressed her shoulders, pulling her closer to him in his embrace. She could feel the warmth of his breath on her face as he leaned in, his lips tea

“Damn him”, Sandra exclaimed as she came out from behind the sofa.Eve still couldn’t see anything clearly, all was grey smoke in her eyes. Someone grabbed her by her arm while she was still struggling to see.“NO!”Eve turned instinctively and threw a punch in the direction of her arm and with a low groan the grip on her arm eased.“Eve you dumbass it’s me” Sandra said. The punch had caught her right on her forearms and it was throbbing like hell.“How was I supposed to know that?” Eve said“Open your fucking eyes that’s how, ow ow…” Sandra said clutching her forearm with her other hand.“My eyes are open, I can’t see,” Eve said, blinking repeatedly.“Here let me see where I hit you,” Eve motioned toward Sandra’s voice trying to grab hold of her.“Get away, I am not letting you touch me till you are sane,” Sandra jumped away from her.“Come on, I didn’t mean it,” Eve said, her vision now clearing. She could see Sandra cowering behind the sofa where a few minutes ago they were sitting

Twenty Years AgoOne day, Lexi found herself wandering deep into the woods, drawn to the mystery and the unknown. She wandered for hours when she suddenly realized she was wandering in restricted territory. She felt the energy swirl around him, the air thick with the presence of other supernatural beings. However, Lexi was not afraid. In fact, she was happier than ever. She had always wanted to see other supernatural beings, and now she had stumbled into werewolf territory. Deeper into the woods, Lexi suddenly noticed something moving out of the corner of her eye. She quickly ducked behind the tree, peeking out from behind her to get a better view. That’s when she saw it for the first time: the alpha of the wolf pack. He was imposing, with bulging muscles and fierce blue eyes that seemed to pierce right through her. Lexi couldn't take her eyes off him. For a moment she forgot she was a vampire and he was a werewolf. All she could think about was pulling him harder to herself. It was

Nora, the vampire assassin, stepped out of her sleek black car, her boots crunching on the gravel beneath her feet. The air was thick with tension as every werewolf in the vicinity turned to stare at her. The whole pack was on high alert and was ready to defend the pack at the slightest hint of peril.Nora walked with a calm and confident stride, her head held high, her black dress hugging her curves perfectly. She was fearless, and her piercing gaze met the eyes of each and every werewolf that crossed her path.The forest was dark and dense, the trees towering above her, their branches reaching out like gnarled fingers. The wind whispered through the leaves, the rustling of the branches the only sound in the otherwise quiet woods.As Nora drew closer to the pack house, the tension in the air grew thicker. The werewolves were on edge, their senses heightened. Nora could sense their unease, but it didn't faze her. She was sent here by the ancients to do a job, and she was not going to