As I stepped into the moonlit clearing where the pair stood, the weight of what was about to go down settled heavily on my shoulders. The night was alive, and shadows danced around as I moved, with the trees whispering secrets as the wind blew through them. Dan and Leon stood before me, their smirks showing the twisted pleasure they took in this power play. It enraged me, and I frowned and I approached them. I could feel the power of the full moon thrumming beneath my skin, an angry energy that demanded recognition. I clenched my fists, the familiar burst of adrenaline and determination flooding my veins. I had faced challenges before, but this was different. This time, it was personal to me. They had taken Erin, my friend, my family, and I would stop at nothing to avenge that, not just because they had taken her, but also because of how they had taken and treated me. My captivity had not left my mind.As they stood there, more people jumped out of the woods, men I recognized and fou

That night, in the middle of the forest, I decided to get settled down in a small clearing. The moon was shining brightly, casting a silvery glow over the old, thick trees that surrounded me. As I made a makeshift bed of leaves and grass, I couldn't shake off the feeling of loneliness that clung to me like a shadow, which was silly, since I had chosen this life for myself. The sounds of the forest, the chirping noises of crickets and the rustle of leaves from the animals around me, seemed both comforting and scary.I lay down, my eyes heavy with exhaustion from the battle and the journey, but my mind was restless, and I couldn't get it to settle down. Thoughts of Brad and Erin played like a bittersweet song in my head. I was glad that they had made their way to the pack back, and that they were both safe, since I loved them both so completely.I could picture Erin, strong and brave, leading the pack in my absence. I imagined her telling stories of my bravery, how I had sacrificed myse

With my senses sharp and my anger burning like a wildfire, I crept closer to the cave where Alpha Dan and Leon had taken rest in. The scent of their joy mixed with the natural musk of the forest filled my nostrils. It was a heady aroma, one that fueled my dedication to bring them to justice.Gathering thick vines from the surrounding trees, my fingers moved deftly, weaving them into a sturdy rope. Every knot I tied held the weight of my vengeance, an anger so potent it seemed to move my hands. The moonlight filtered through the leaves, casting a pale glow on my hands as I worked.Silently, I approached the entrance of the cave, my steps light and careful. The soft murmur of voices drifted to my ears, confirming their presence inside. I steeled myself so I would not make a foolish mistake because I was over taken by my anger, and made my grip on the makeshift rope firm.As I looked into the darkness of the cave, my eyes adjusted to the dim light, revealing Alpha Dan and Leon hunched ov

The mention of Erin being in the pack house, attending to Alpha Brad, sent alarm bells of worry ringing through my heart. I remembered the crush Erin had on Brad, how she had admired him from afar before I ever noticed or realized that she wanted to fit into the picture. The thought of her spending time alone with him, especially in his vulnerable state, sparked an uneasy feeling in my chest.A rush of memories flooded my mind, taking me back to the days when Erin would blush and stammer whenever Brad was around. She had been so obvious about her feelings, even though she tried her best to hide them. I recalled the time she accidentally spilled a tray of food on him during a pack gathering, her face turning the shade of a ripe tomato as she mumbled apologies. Brad had always been gracious, laughing it off and reassuring her that it was alright.I shook my head, trying to take away the irrational jealousy that threatened to consume me. Erin was my friend, and she had always supported m

The room was dimly lit by the soft light of a bedside lamp, casting long shadows across Brad's face as he lay there, still and vulnerable. I tucked the blanket around him, my touch gentle. While my hands moved smoothly, my heart was heavy with the weight of the situation. He looked so lost, so different from the strong, confident Alpha he had always been. As I brushed a strand of hair from his forehead, I pressed a tender kiss to his forehead, my love for him echoing in the quiet room."Sleep well, my love," I whispered, my voice breaking with the sadness I felt. With one last lingering glance, I stepped away from the bed, my decision firming with each step I took. I couldn't let myself crumble under the weight of my feelings. I had to find out what happened, and Erin was the only one who could provide me with the answers I wanted.As I stepped out into the night, the air felt heavy with the weight of my tension. The moon hung low in the sky, casting strange shadows across the familia