"Wh—what do you mean? Listen to me Theodore, you cannot believe anything Aurora told you. She hates me, and would see me dead." "But you are a vampire, are you not?" "I'm a dhampir. That means until I awaken my vampire powers, I will remain as such. Technically I didn't lie, I am human." "Enough!" He bellowed. "It doesn't matter. You are wanted by the vampire conclave. Keeping you here, while they are searching for you, could mean war." "What about the dream, why we saw each other? The theory of maybe you were….. maybe I was destined to be your Luna?" "Are you this delusional?! You are no destined Luna of mine Adira, and you never will be! Shira will forever me mine, not your lying a*s." "What about the kiss last night?" "Kiss? Did you think that meant anything? I only did it, out of pity. To give you something to hope for, so you would live. But it seems that I am already reaping the seeds of my stupid decision!" "Stupid decision!" She held her tears back, tr
Night time at the pack was always Theodore's favorite, it was a blissful time to watch as the street lamps were turned on, and all the little children would gather around playing. Their parents were never worried about their safety, the pack was the safest place they could be. Theodore stood at the balcony outside the throne room of the castle, staring down at the children playing, with a sour look on his face. He should be happy, he had made a decision that was safer for his pack, to send Adira away, which was what an Alpha was supposed to do right? They make the difficult decisions that others will shy from. Then why did he feel so much regret, and pain. He walked back into the throne room, then his eyes caught the picture of his now deceased father. It was hung on the wall, behind his throne chair alongside his brother's and mother's. He glared at the picture for a while, his hard hearted father, a middle aged man with brown hair and hazel eyes. I guess you need to be hard he
"Why are they not here yet?" Adira voiced out, her hands were tied tightly together with vines, sitting on a fallen tree, deep in the forest. "Your precious day walkers, you told them to search the forest for me and meet here at night right? So where are they now?" "Shut up Adira!" Aurora exclaimed, vigorously pacing around. This was werewolf territory; she had to be vigilant for any attacks. After she had caught Adira at the highway, she forcefully took her back deeper into the forest, to wait for Dominic and the rest of her day walkers. "You know, I must tell you, Aurora, your plan to make Theodore hate me, by telling him I was a vampire really worked. But what I can't figure out, is why come this deep into the lands of werewolves without enough men to fight the werewolves?" Aurora ignored her and continued pacing around. Adira scoffs. "I see the problem here now, King Alaric didn't send you. You are going rogue on this. Does he even know where I am or that you pushed me off
Aurora opened her brown eyes, but her vision was blurry, she could only see the figure of someone standing over her. "Finally, you are awake. Are you okay?" He squatted next to her, making his face vivid enough that she could identify him. It was James, the day walker that Damien had sent to go give her blood. He had arrived right on time, and he gave her the last bags of blood which he kept in his backpack for emergencies like that. Like werewolves sometimes need the butan rose, vampires just need a little amount of human blood to jump-start their healing system. Aurora glanced around, then she realized they were in a cave of some sort. But which cave exactly, and why did they leave the rendezvous point? She was getting suffocated by her own questions, she had to voice them out. "Where are we?" She sat up. "A cave, deep in the forest. I brought you here so you can safely heal from the injury you had, we couldn't stay at the rendezvous point, many werewolves had been patrolling th
"Hold on! Exactly how many of these vampires are coming?" "The patrolling unit that spotted them, were able to scout that they were around fifty, holding guns and other weapons. The patrolling unit couldn't intercept them due to their numbers, so they brought the news straight to me." "I see, I warned the vampire Aurora to take her search away from our territory! If the vampires want a war, then we will give it to them!" Theodore gritted his teeth. "So, what do we do?" "Tell about a hundred of our most skilled fighters to gather at the briefing hall, and wait for me. We shall intercept the vampires before they make it to the pack." "Just a hundred?" "Yes, the rest of our warriors can stay here and protect the pack." "Okay…" Liam glanced over to Adira, he had not been able to get the moment he had with her back in the forest, off his head. Now seeing her in just her towel, with all her curves and edges visible to him, he was left stunned, never had he seen such a beauty
"You must think you're so smart? And have us pinned down, but let me tell you, you have not." "I am pretty sure I've. Look around you, you are painfully outnumbered. Whatever I decide now, is at my mercy. YOU ARE AT MY MERCY." Dominic was enraged, his breathing increased while giving him a hostile glare. "I will die before I am at the mercy of any werewolf!" He charged towards Theodore. Theodore just smiled, before Dominic's hand could touch him, one of the werewolves standing beside him jumped in front of Dominic, and clawed him with his big claws from his chest up to the right side of his shoulder, leaving behind a huge injury. Dominic wailed as he fell to the ground in pain, and the werewolf stood over him lifted his claws, about to finish the job. "Stop!" Theodore exclaimed with his hand lifted up. "Don't kill him, his king will do just that when he finds out how Dominic went behind his back to attack our pack." The werewolf growled at Dominic, and took a step back to sta
Adira's blond hair was flying to the gentle winds, standing at the window of Theodore's room, staring at the huge gates of the pack. She had gotten dressed in her hoodie and skinny jeans, now patiently waiting for Theodore. She had not been unable to get the magical kiss they shared off her head. It had been hours since Theodore left, it was now dark, she was becoming worried. No one in the pack, outside herself, knew about the vampire's attack, which made things even worse. There was no one she could ask about Theodore.KNOCK! KNOCK!! Someone knocked on the door, excitedly Adira rushed over to the door, thinking it was Theodore but was instantly drenched in disappointment as she opened the door, only to see Shira. "Where is he?!" Shira demanded with her hands folded on her chest. "He has been avoiding me for days. I don't know what's going on, but it all started since you came here." "I have no idea what you're talking about Shira." "Where is he? I've searched the whole damn pa
"Adira?" Theodore called, startled to see Adira standing in front of him, he swiftly walked out of Shira's grip taking a few steps towards her. "I thought you'd be up in the room." "You know I thought…." Adira paused, her eyes watery, while her voice wavered in sadness as she tried to speak. "I thought it would be nice to come check if you were okay, it turns out I just made a bigger fool out of myself." "Adira—" "Stop!" She exclaimed, her tears had now overflown, dripping through the sides of her eyes, slowly streaming down her cheeks. "Whatever it is, I'm not interested in hearing it." She turned around and walked away. "Adira, wait!" He attempted to go after her, but Shira grabbed his hand, pulling him back. "Hey, what is going on?" Her eyes focused on his. "You've been acting strange for the past few days. Is there something I should be worried about?" Theodore wasn't ready to let Shira go, so he forced a smile on his face and pulled her over to his body. "No my love,