Emily, Had anyone told me I would be living a nightmare two days ago, I would have said it was a lie.My pack had troubles, and my husband assured me he was on top of it. Little did I know he would go missing and become a part of our troubles.A pack without an alpha was vulnerable, and that was where we were. With heartfelt care, David gently placed the pile of posters on the old wooden table. The posters looked haphazardly done.As I touched the worn-out prints, a rush of emotions flooded me, and the weight of our situation pressed heavily on my heart. Tears filled my eyes, ready to escape, as I looked into my brother David's eyes. In that silent moment, we shared our unspoken fears and concerns. Struggling to contain the flood of emotions, I felt a whirlwind of thoughts racing through my mind. Where was my husband? Two agonising days had passed with no sign of him, leaving us in a state of desperate uncertainty. It seemed as though he had vanished from existence, leaving no tra

Emily, Several weeks have passed, and we haven't received any news about Jake. It's as if he vanished completely off the surface of the earth. Unable to feel our bond, I was starting to fear that he was gone forever. However, I desperately held onto the hope that he would return. I found myself sitting at the Alpha office every day, attending to pack matters. The alpha’s office had become my makeshift workspace. Taking charge was tough, but nobody else could do it. David, Luis, and Claus were supportive and helped me navigate through the process, but despite our efforts, everything seemed to be falling apart. The situation was unfavourable, and we lacked the necessary resources. The stress and lack of sleep had taken a toll on me, visible in my exhausted appearance. I had dark circles and pale skin, no longer resembling my former self. It felt as if Jake's disappearance had drained the spirit from me and our pack. I had a bad headache, so I rested my head on the table to try to

Emily,David and I returned home filled with hope. It was the first time in weeks that I felt a glimmer of relief, a sense that perhaps the tides were turning in our favour. The reasons behind Alpha Kane's willingness to lend a hand remained a mystery to me, but deep within my heart, I held onto the fervent prayer that he would somehow come through for us. Though my thoughts urged caution, recognising the past animosity between Jake and Kane, I clung to the flickering flame of hope that Kane had indeed reached out.As we approached our settlement, a palpable air of jubilation greeted us. The arrival of much-needed supplies had brought smiles to the faces of our fellow pack members. I knew this happiness was fleeting, a temporary respite from the harsh reality that awaited us. So, I yearned for my impending meeting with Kane, desperately hoping that he would be the one to fill the void in our lives."See the look on their faces, David," I whispered to my brother as we drove past the ex

Emily, We were led to the Alpha Quarters as Alpha Kane had instructed, and rooms were assigned to David and me. The moment I entered the room, I exhaled. I did not know how physically and mentally exhausted I was until I sat on the chair in the room and exhaled. The entire ordeal had shaken me to my core. I could see why people believed Jake must have run away. Our pack could not have gotten out of the mess he had created. I was grateful to Alpha Kane for giving us a chance and agreeing to help. It was painful to realise that I would be letting go of my family's legacy, but what is a pack without its members? At least everyone would now have a chance to survive and live their lives. Uncertainty gnawed at me regarding how the Howlers would react to this new arrangement. I hoped they would embrace the change and welcome it with open arms. Similarly, I longed for the members of the Shadow Moon pack to accept my people without bias. It was abundantly clear that anyone who knew u

Emily, The time had finally come for us to depart from the settlement. All of our pack members had safely made their way to Shadow Moon. The sense of relief that washed over me in that moment was unlike anything I had ever experienced. Knowing that none of the Alphas who threatened me would be able to harm anyone anymore brought me a profound sense of ease. We received positive feedback from our members regarding their reception in Shadow Moon, which filled me with joy. As we stood in my house, with our jeep parked outside, I couldn't help but feel nervous about leaving everything behind. Our future at Shadow Moon was uncertain, but at least my people would no longer suffer the consequences of my mistakes. "Em," my brother's voice broke through my thoughts, and I turned to face him. He was standing near the stairs, carrying the remaining pieces of my luggage. Since I had sold most of my valuables and continued to do so, I didn't have much left to bring along. He must have been sayin