ana

d blood from the cuts along my jaw. I stare into th

hurt as the soun

hen even a whisper would do.

I skip up the stairs. They hate i

" She ca

e is so

e screeching animal. Vanessa sits at the

Her strawberry blonde hair bounces with her

my eyes to look at the

y. I need you to

e pack's laun

O

he gets up from the table and approache

d all the pack's

stops, clos

blood on him this morning, and I know I told

e never once approached him in my life. My wolf c

sor

my jaw open, bleeding. She vaguely understood my thoughts, of course

my nails into my palm.

aven. The Moon Goddess knew what sh

blood off with th

m fine. I c

s been even more antsy and jittery t

ited for something. It's never felt like this be

ing my fingers and ta

. I don't have time f

ah

er's side door a

long with other packs? Serious

roperty, heading to the main road. T

didn't do thin

I'm Alpha now, so I'm doing thin

the top on our own. We don

ff if he keeps talking a

g a bit of my authority,

d those rogues. It's my right to end their lives. It's been a week s

ntrol of my own purpose. I'll make sure

reet leading up into what I assume is their home. Kai sits besides me, pouting stubbornly a

oonstribe pack's compound. My wolf seems to tremb

ol myself. The smell. If the sce

lows, as an old man, with a woma

ur presence south of us here. We are honored to host the

his hand, sniffing d

s my nose, but it's not the rogu

ry, and then my son, Liam." He

b my hand and the sweet smel

g from his

my nose and deeply inhal

ossom...

ions, but I pay hi

y. I know what this is. I shouldn't n

ing Liam's hand in front of him. He

says, unable

se is it?" I growl, una

ing his voice. His father an

to black. If my wolf takes over, I won't be able to

re for this. Control yo

ommand, as his body begins to shake an

y's he putting up such a fight?

ask, I need

is mother

d, kneeling before me, with

" He cho

, while I try to r

ite the inside of my lip to stop from sto

to find

here on

." I suggest, ignori

be annoying but when we leave I can pretend I never e

pack th

the house as his wife goes to h

th curious eyes. I ignore them. He'l

ing the bowl of what seems to be soap water, out of their gra

ls softly and then the A

his person isn

ure. Her long gray dress, sticks to her body, wet, as she dives

face. Her brown eyes, panicked, look around trying to find something to clean

, no. It c

crazier then ever before,

s intoxicate me, as I take

m