he received a mind link from the Alpha

complete regarding the upcoming full moon which was in the next two months.

saw the Alpha standing over Audrey'

t to her, he knew how deep his hatred ran for her,

oop so low to find ti

than to question his Alpha when he

Alpha Lake was a force to be reckoned

as the most feared Alpha for nothing. But h

e was deadly cold. No emot

ion. He could still feel a fai

hat he meant by disposi

Lake slowly turned ar

inance with his wolf, who was annoyingly not in support of hi

is wolf to feel symp

as a part of his Pack, and as an Alpha, it was his duty to care for an injured

estioning y

ew's, looking straight into his e

bowed his head, sho

ritory.” With that, he walked out of the dungeon, leaving his beta feelin

a good distance away

e was no moon in the sky. The owls and

ss they were coming to visit their Pack. Trees lined the sides of the ro

Audrey out. He carefully carried her to the other side of the

He had always known he had feelings for Audrey, but

er and peck

ou. I was not man enough.” H

him to walk away from her, but h

he took away from her. He knew he

and even though he was not allowed to asso

her chaotic life. He knew it was absurd, but he wished a miracle would ha

not let her go if t

. He did not know what her fate was. But something

th hope. He knew an average wolf could not easily survive

me before entering the car and dr

grass, beneath the night. She wa

falling into an endless

ling, not knowing when s

nal

ut mischievous whispe

er, but this voice sounded se

' The second

incredible speed, like someone was using a vacuum to suck her out

.' The first voice sa

g sensation of pain all over her

e time, trying to unders

t all over her body, she did not have enough

gh!

art to stitch up at an unimaginable speed, she felt like she was under the

it s

in particular as the

the floor, gritting her

y to burst the next second, she raked the dirty earth with her fi

ad just imagined it a few seconds ago. Memories of how she

in the dungeon when the i

she managed to see with her blurry tired vision was shorter than the

ning used a sharp shiny knife to cut her open all

t in hell.’ She knew without being told that the v

floor, panting. She gasped for air, tryi