p pain against my side. I, therefore, discovered I was been dragged into a roc

. They would find out I was a member of The River Pack and once the news spread my enemies p

d and there was nothing you could do about it, and your body w

n," said one of the wolves behind me, who seemed

ing my body along the path, accom

her beating," he rem

ll joi

g the place to become blurry. As much as I was in a terrible situation, I

ate rules and wish to live a life without a leader by doing wh

felt his teeth pierce

op!" yelled

n his sharp teeth

hey halted looking down at me, bleeding. My

es, hunting on our land whenever they please, but reme

the male I thought

ely punished for h

as they continued

be killed for their worthless. It's sad enough when a wolf from a decent pack finds out that their mate is

they thought I was, but I was scared they would desire to know the pack I was a part of.

me go, but there was no point in

hit a tree, allowing the bite against my n

ing her to the alp

all l

derstood her death," I heard the

rtured like this. Traces of my blood was left behind as they took me from the forest and onto a strange land that barely had an

rived, scoundrel,

impe

s still in a lot of pain. They didn't dwell in a tree but in a strange brown building. My heart throbbed as I saw wolves, males, and females in their se

her turn and began to climb up a hill to a home that was larger than all the other

seeing a section of the forest. I smelled it. If only I could manage to be

ide of the buildi

calion," o

e had long dark hair hanging from his shoulder that was darker than the night, bushy thick eyebrows, fa

t was hunting on our

me, saying nothing. He paused before me, tied

is stare. His grave face and blood-

impe

thought I had managed to save the baby ra

'm through with her," said the alpha. His voic

left mine as he

l his growl was. I felt my body slowly move by the strong wind th