Kayla’s POV“Dad is kind of right, even when he’s actually killing the vibe right now,” Willow said with an eye roll. “But if none of the security guards could do anything against the rogues already in the pack, how would he suggest for you to go with him to the edge of the pack? “And he didn’t even suggest this journey in the daytime, he did that for nighttime. I find this suspicious and you should too.”If I said I wasn’t rethinking my whole travel plans with the alpha, I would be a liar, but I believed the two of them were blowing this out of proportion. The alpha might have been a terrible man but this was not one of those times when he was terrible or found wanting. He was still a good person after the conversation I had with him today.“Dad, I’m sure we’ll be fine. I can handle myself and so can he. He’s not a bad person. He’s got this whole thing planned out. He wouldn’t harm me. I know that. He’s had so many times to do that but instead he gives me gifts. That’s not a sign of

Kayla’s POVSure I could try to fight but I would ultimately lose. I wasn’t made for war. This wasn’t my fight. This was the alpha’s fight.I heard more explosions as sand dribbled from the roof down to the ground as I looked around to see the paintings on the walls shaking with some of the frames moving from side to side.Whatever he was doing I hoped he was safe. This war was not going to be an easy one to fight.I wondered how they had built this stronghold anyway. It seemed impossible to do so with all the bombings that we were having.I started to think the former alpha was the worst alpha the pack had ever had. For him to have caused this kind of war without even knowing it was a testament to how bad his leadership was.I started for the exit, walking out to see him walking towards me.The wounds over his body were healing up with his clothes scorched to reveal a pec. His face was were covered in black debris and his hands dripped of blood.“Some of them tried getting over the w

Kayla’s POVI awoke and suddenly felt a sharp pain in my head. I couldn’t fully remember what had happened before I blacked out but I could tell that it was something serious.I was alone in this room. It felt strange that I didn’t remember previous events.This place looked like the manor but this room was bigger. It had everything I could ever want in it.It had a large television with the wonderful curtains and I couldn’t forget about the glass tables and the shelves filled with books on either sides of the door like this was some sort of mini library.Where was I? And where was the alpha?Shoot! The alpha! Was he okay?! I asked myself as I heard an explosion. I was at the edge of the pack. We were still at war with the rogues.I had to get out of bed. I tried getting up but found my middle section tied to the bed as my hands were cuffed as well as my legs. What was all this?Was I a prisoner? Had I done something wrong?I could hear voices in the hallways outside but I didn’t know

Zack’s POVI was happy she was okay. She was alive.“We should bring in more guards to protect her door,” I said to a guard who was standing before the open door. I pointed to the restrictions around her body. “We should also take those off, seeing as she is okay now.”The guard nodded, zipping to remove the cuffs and ropes as she woke up and stared at me in shock.“Hey,” I smiled, placing a hand to her hair to get a strand off her face. “How are you doing?”“I’m fine,” she muttered, staring at me with a smile. She looked at the restrictions in the guards hands and smiled. “I don’t remember trying to run away.”I looked at the guard who exited and closed the door before looking back at her. “You were trying to claw out the eye of the guards healing you and the elders who were looking after you. I could guess that was done subconsciously.”Her widened eyes told me everything I needed to know.“Oh, I’m so sorry about that.”“It’s fine,” I smiled. “How are you?”“My head hurts.”“You rea

Zack’s POVI looked away from her when the gate was opened with explosives as I found the rogues roaring and heading for us.I looked back to see her taking off the bandage around her head to reveal that she had healed and she was as good as new. Talking to her was a waste of time as she would not listen to me. I looked back at the men setting up the ammunition and told them to go around with their weapons defending the walls. I found myself in the midst of a harrowing battle. My werewolf army, loyal and fierce, stood by my side as the rogues rushed into us. We stood our ground until they passed a certain threshold before we released our weapons which took down the first wave.We still waited for a few seconds before the second wave attacked and I roared for us to advance, clashing against a relentless onslaught of rogue enemies. I walked with a confidence which was befitting of an alpha. I released my swords, swinging it left and right as I zipped forward with my army, ready to ta