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Alpha Nolan, The Blind Chapter Fifteen - Regrets
Nolan Walter I fucking messed up once again! I rushed out of the room, seeing my mate in pain that I caused as I fled like a coward. She obviously hated me with every part of her being and I knew it would take ages to mend the broken bond, but my sight was at stake and I would do everything to make her fall in love with me. I found my way into the kitchen where my brother Brandon sat. His face was plastered with a bored expression as he stared at me. “You fucked up once again, big brother," he commented. I knew he was smirking as I heard him swirl the drink in his hand. I sighed in frustration as I sat on the chair next to him, then I put my head in my hands and rubbed my face. "Yes, I know," I replied, sighing once again as I tried to calm my wolf who was on edge. He hated how we left our mate and totally scared the hell out of her. It was both our faults and we blamed each other for this situation. “Well, what did she or you try to do?" he questioned, taking a small si
Alpha Nolan, The Blind Chapter Sixteen - Flight
Natalie Grayson Buzzing noises filled my ears as I strained them to hear some sort of reality in this dark abyss. My body felt numb and weightless. However, I felt like I was too heavy and I was gradually sinking towards the ocean floor. This was my second time fainting and I knew that it was the work of the mark that was etched onto my shoulder as it had been before. I could not hear any words, just the buzzing of nothingness only. I wanted to wake up desperately, and my fingers were even itching to just move. However, I could not control my own body and it was as if I had lost all my control too long ago. My legs, just like the rest of my body did not want to move, and no matter how much I screamed inside my brain, it didn't even make a small action. Even my wolf was nowhere to be seen. I was trapped in my mind yet no traces of Raya lurked in the shadows. I knew she was hiding, or she had left and I was just like a normal human — vulnerable to everything and anything. With
Alpha Nolan, The Blind Chapter Seventeen - A Better Place
Natalie Grayson My breaths were ragged and short as I trudged through this large plot of land between several packs and where the rogues usually stayed. A small wolf-less girl like me would never survive this type of terrain. However, I knew the lands like a few wolves, and with all the reading and fascination of the werewolf world, I figured out that I would know how to survive in this area. This was a forest area, meaning that there would be rabbits, critters, ponds or streams and possibly edible berries. I managed to walk through the area with ease, and I pointed out some of the areas that I had read about to myself as I took note of how close I was to my pack. I was about twenty six miles away and it meant that I would have about nine hours to get to the area I wanted to, but by the time I would get there, it would be night time, and when the moon came up, the wolves would also come to play. The distance between Alpha Nolan and I was about seven miles, and it meant that I had
Alpha Nolan, The Blind Chapter Eighteen - Rage
Nolan Walter She was gone. Two hours after we checked on her from the doctors, we got a call from one of the nurses that she had disappeared from the area and now we had all gone into a frenzy. No trace of her was left and the only scent of hers we could pick up was in her room and apart from there, her scent could not be found anywhere else.I had checked the bathroom only to find an empty bottle of masking spay on one of the shelves. That was when I knew that she had escaped from me. After beating some warriors almost to the brink of death in frustration, I sent out countless search parties — which consisted of some of my best warriors — to search the area over a ten-mile radius scope. She couldn't be that far away. It had only been four hours anyway, and I knew that she couldn't walk really fast because she didn't look athletic at all. l was very wrong with my prediction because nine hours later, there was still no sight of her. There was no trace of a scent, there was not even
Alpha Nolan, The Blind Chapter Nineteen - Trying To Fit In
Natalie GraysonAlpha Aaron had left me for the whole evening. He was attending a pack meeting and had left one of his warriors to watch over me. It was clear that he didn't truly trust me, but it made it less lonely in this homey place. I was grateful that he sent Ryan over to me because he was the one that escorted me to Alpha Aaron' house, and it meant that I would see a familiar face. I sat in the room and I looked around, loving the vibe it gave out. It had a vintage yet clean look. It was small compared to the room I had been accustomed to before, but it had a double bed with blue and white sheets, a cupboard which was old and the paint was starting to fade a little, and a mirror which hung across from the bed. It was a nice look and it felt like a home I could live in. Ryan was sitting on a small stool in the corner of the room which was closest to the door, and his eyes were looking bored as he eyed me. "Can I get my hair dyed?" I asked as I wanted a new look for myself bec
Alpha Nolan, The Blind Chapter Twenty - New Place, Different Things
Natalie GraysonAfter bidding Aunt Mabel goodbye, me and Ryan headed back to Alpha Aaron's home where I fell asleep in the room I was assigned to, dreaming about how today went. When I woke up the next morning, Alpha Aaron was already in the kitchen where a she-wolf was cooking breakfast. I could smell the delicious scent of the bacon and freshly scrambled eggs that drifted into my nostrils. I took my seat next to Alpha Aaron who was on his phone and at the same time, he was scooping up some of his breakfast into his mouth. I smiled warmly as I watched his mouth tweak up slightly before he returned back to his call. The Omega maid handed me a plate filled with heaps of bacon and eggs, plastering a warm smile as she also gave me a glass of cold orange juice. The aroma of the food made my stomach grumble in delight and just as I was handed my eating utensils, I dug in ungraciously. I hadn't even known I was starving until now. I was on my last bite of my food when Alpha Aaron starte
Alpha Nolan, The Blind Chapter Twenty One - Revealed
Narrator's POVWorry had set in for the unlikely pair as both Natalie and Nolan were worried sick for two different reasons. Art, who was Nolan's wolf plunged into the woods and the only thought running through his head was Natalie, thus making his host unreachable.The wolf was angry and only wanted his mate by his side, not his friends or family, just her. He was running blindly, not knowing where his precious mate was. He charged deeply into the woods, trying to catch her scent. However, poor Natalie did not understand what was happening around the pack she resided in but she stayed cautious of the pack members of the Blue Mountain Pack pack just in case someone would attack them, so that she would be ready to leave without a second thought. Ryan was observant as he gazed at this unique she-wolf. He took note as she worried about something and he wondered what was going through that pretty little brain of hers. They both sat watching the warriors train. The young she-wolf really
Alpha Nolan, The Blind Chapter Twenty Two - Fighting
Narrator's POV Natalie could hear the growls of her mate as warriors ran down the streets to secure the perimeters from a likely war. She started to panic, and she ran opposite of where the citizens were heading to and towards Alpha Aaron' house where she found the Alpha awaiting her with her bag and some and extra supplies. He gave a small smile as she took the bag and started to jog away. However, she was cut short when a firm hand gripped onto her forearm. She gasped when she saw that it was Alpha Aaron who gave her a stern look and dragged her inside his house and into his study. Natalie didn't understand why she was in the study until he let go of her arm, then he walked over to a shelf and looked through the books until he found a very old but well kept book and pulled it out for a mere second before pushing it back in. Natalie was confused as she did not understand what was happening until two bookshelves moved outwards which revealed a hidden staircase that led downwards.
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