The Next Alpha Is? After getting the meeting's information from mum, I immediately vanished from the room and landed in one of my dad's abandoned properties. As surprised as I was after seeing thousands of wolves gathered around, everyone's eyes were also enlarged as they see me approaching. "Oh. There you are, my beautiful nephew!" Uncle Robin exclaimed with a victorious smile on his face. "The meeting just ended. Do you want to add up to the meeting?" "Yes. I have something to say to the meeting." I said back as soon as I stood next to him in front of the packs. Some of them were familiar to my wolf. But most of them were new to my eyes. "I, Nathalie Fisher, the sole daughter of Alpha Dominic Fisher and Luna Margarette Fisher, declared as the new Alpha of the Blood Moon Pack." Everyone, including Uncle Robin, not just enlarged their eyes further, but dropped their jaws to the ground. From what I've seen on their terrible faces, I assumed that my bastard uncle ha
Later that night, I was solemnly seated in front of my table, with a piece of paper, and a pen. The only masterpiece that can be seen was the tiny light of the lamp that illuminated my room. The rest of the corners was utter darkness. With the thought that kept running inside my head, utter worries, fears, hatred, disgust, and betrayal, don't know what to do anymore. How I wish Jasper was around. When the world was so mean to me, he was always there with me by my side. Perhaps he already laughed at me. Teasing me about how reckless and ungrateful I am. Or giving me the best advice about what to do in this kind of scenario. However, he was not around. The only person whom I could talk to was the thought of Joshua's existence. So, I slid the pieces closer and lifted the pen. "Dear, Josh, Hopefully, everything is well on your side wherever you are right now. Funny, but I was supposed to promise myself that I should not write you a letter anymore. But it seems that
"Thank you for helping me, Jas. I know my apology is not enough to make it up to you. But I regretted leaving you alone in the shopping mall. I really do." I muttered to him in sincerity. "Why are you here, Nathalie? Wasn't my message clear to you? I don't want to see you..." Before Jasper could finish his hurting statement, I wrapped my arms around him with my tears voluntarily crawling to my cheeks. "I'm sorry." Jasper tried to remove my hands from him but I tightened up instead. "I badly need you right now. And I don't know where to go anymore." Jasper did not respond after that. But he changed his mind not removing my grasp and letting me have enough time to hug him. Three minutes later, I explained to Jasper what exactly happened and why I ended up in his room before the sunrise. At first, he did not believe me, especially when I dragged Uncle Robin's one-on-one challenge. However, after a few attempts of convincing him, he deliberately caught up with the idea
Before anyone could do something terrible to my dying mum, everyone got surprised by my unexpected landfall in front of them. But my furious glimmering eyes were locked on Uncle Robin. When I shortly studied mum's worse conditions, her legs were covered in blood. She was nailed when I could see large holes in her feet. Blood is everywhere. Aside from that, I could also sense her boisterous screams and extreme pain all over the place. "Oh... Why did you come back, Nathalie? Have you missed something in the mansion? Which by the way, was agreed by all, that it already belongs to me." Uncle Robin announced boastfully. But I ignored him. Instead, I slid closer to mum to check her condition further. Her breathing was already limited. She could barely move any parts of her body anymore aside from her eyes. Her tears, mixed in blood, suddenly crawled down to her cheeks. "I'm so sorry, mum. I shouldn't have left you alone in the mansion. But don't worry, I'm already here t
Later that night, I was solemnly seated in front of my empty table again with the tip of my knees almost reaching the tip of my chin. The continuous sounds of my cold sigh also resounded in every corner of the room. I don't know if I should be happy or sad because of what happened before sunset. A lot of things happened in just one day. Most were terrible and unforgettable. The worst part of it was that it got already written in my history as a wolf. Jasper was not around so I could have someone to share with about what happened. When I checked on my phone, there has no missed calls or texts from him. I'm afraid he will never text or call me anymore. His terrified expression before he descended from the room was still fresh in my memory. Those tears falling from his eyes were horrible. Guilty and utter regrets were haunting me since then. I don't want to lose Jasper as he was the only real thing that happens in my life. That remains until now. To ease off my bursti
I know these wolves in the boat don't trust me leading them to New York City. As far as I could remember, none of them likes me. So did I to them. However, alpha Marcos entrusted me with the mission. I don't want to disappoint papa either, even if he was already dead. "Order our men to get prepared. We can't dock our boats to the seashore. It's too risky. Humans might notice us right away." I ordered. My plan was to use our emergency smaller boats to get us to the seashore, by group. I don't want the humans to feel suspicious about our sudden appearance in their city, especially when I am still a fugitive from their place. The worst part of the journey was that nobody from the wolves with me knows about it. Not even alpha Marcos. Shit. Now, I regretted not telling him about my case. If I told him earlier, perhaps he will not allow me to lead the team. "Don't get used to this, Joshua," Dustin said back. "Get used to about what exactly, Dustin?" I let go of my ga
Before I slid to the humans, I waited for them to finish building those triangular homes made up of linen and metal sticks. There were three of them. Perhaps it was where they will stay the night. "Show yourself!" Says one of the six men in a furious tone. He then cocked that metallic weapon he was holding and pointed the tip of it in my direction. It shapes the same weapon that the policemen used in shooting me in my first experience landing in New York City. And as far as I could remember, the wounds I got from them were fatal. To make sure they will not shoot right away, I lifted my hands horizontally before I moved out of the huge trunk I was hiding. "I'm not here to cause trouble," I said in a calm tone. But my eyes were as sharp as an eagle, studying their facial expressions and hand gestures, one by one. "What are you doing in the woods this very late?" The woman standing behind the man holding the weapon asked. Compared to the six of them, she was the o
Because of too much excitement, all the letters I wrote on our journey through the sea dropped to the ground as I tried pulling them out of my pocket. I quickly picked them up and hand them over to the woman. "Could you please give these letters to your boss? I mean... I'm not that close to her. We haven't met in person yet. But Nathalie knows me by the letters. Please?" The old man and woman suddenly exchanged partly confused and partly curious glances at each other before staring at those letters in their hands. "But I'm not sure if Lady Nathalie can have time for these nonsense letters, young man. After what happened to his dad and the wolf's attack on the mansion, she might not get out of her room anymore." The man said back. "Why? What happens to his dad? And what wolf attacks are you talking about?" It has been days since I got my last letter from Nathalie. Since I stopped writing letters, I did not get the chance to visit the seashore either. The news th