As she trained, she could start to feel something deep down inside her stir. Today her trainer had made her run about three times into the woods and then back, and even though she told him she was tired, he didn’t allow her to stop. Now, she was doing some kind of weird push-up he had her doing. She had one hand on the ground each time she came down, and that one hand would hoist her back up. She could also feel herself drenched in sweat, and her breath was coming out in quick puffs. “Can't I rest for a few minutes?” she asked as she looked at him, but he was standing in front of her anymore. He was now sitting at the far end of the training field on the bench that was there. “Oh, wow.” She whispered to herself. The trainer felt it was better to work her to death while he took a rest, drinking water meant for the both of them. If she didn’t know any better, she would have concluded that he was just trying to rile her and make her angry. But, she knew this was for her own good. She
Alex stood in the middle of the clear path in the woods with her hands on her knees, taking in a slow breath. It was as if she was about to die, literally because of the way her chest felt tight. Behind her, but as if far away, she heard Gideon asking if she was all right, but she knew she wasn’t.She couldn't even move from her current position, and her limbs were so weak they felt like some melted jelly. Was this how dying felt like or what? She asked herself but she had no answer to that. For goodness sake, she soon realized that she wasn’t seeing anything clearly anymore. Her vision started to blur as her eyes thinned. Was it possible that she had been poisoned? But if so, then how? She hadn't eaten anything all day except for breakfast, and she had cooked and served it herself, she had also eaten with others and no one was sure feeling like this. She began to feel heat inside of her, and soon, she wasn’t only drenched in sweat, but the water on her felt like she was rained on,
The pain was so much even when Alex slept, she was in it, but she was oblivious to everything that was going on around her. Gabe had called together everyone because he knew they had to be here for her like she was for him. They needed to stand by her during this transition. Her wolf was near, but something else was happening, something only his wolf could smell. She was in heat, and she was in pain as well. Their transition wouldn't normally take that long, but this was happening because her wolf had been laying docile for more than two decades. She would have to find her way out in her own way. Singing, he removed the wet towel he placed on her forehead; a towel that was now hot because of how she was burning from a fever, and he put it into the bowl of water beside him, let it soak in for a few seconds before placing it back on her forehead. “What do you think we should do, grandma?” he asked because he was just confused. He had never had to face a case like this before, and h
Beverly heard a rumor that Alex was in the middle of getting her wolf out, and she had been sad ever since. That just simply meant that she was in her final stage of completing everything that was needed to become the Luna of the pack, a pack that was supposed to belong to her. She knew she had to do something, but she had no idea what, so she was just mopping around, thinking over and over in her head. For some reason, her mother had traveled again, but she guessed it was because she knew people would know about what she did again, seeing as everyone now know who the child was and who the parents were. Beverly had been the one to do that, playing one odd against her because she wanted to get back at her for not helping her get Gabe back. The thought made her smile. "Good riddance.” She whispered as she sat in the pack’s kitchen, watching her ramen boil. She had been junk eating for a couple of days now, but she was also craving noodles so here she was. This was probably because s
Alex was awake now, and the pain was gone. She wasn’t on heat anymore as well, but she was still halfway through her transition. Gabe had invited one of the elders to help and they had told them Alex was the only one that could make the complete transit happen. She had to submit herself to her wolf or something like that. He sat beside her, holding her hands. She looked like she was going to drop dead with how pale she was. He hoped that she was strong soon so that she would resume back her training. “You know you don’t have to babysit me, right?” she said to him and he nodded. "Yes, I do.” He bit out. That was one of the things he probably wouldn't understand about Alex. She always had this need to block him and everyone out when something happened like this, even though she would stay by one's side through thick and thin if she need to. She had been trying so hard with her words to push him away since, telling him how she could do things on her own and didn't need help. He stoo
"She already told you not to fire the woman, Gabe.” "Yes, Alpha. You have to take it easy." Alex heard Cara and Dee’s voices speaking in hushed tones and she thought she was dreaming. She turned and she realized she was on something really soft, moaning. There was a pain in her head, and when she opened her eyes, she shut them again, the light in the room so bright it was blinding. Groaning, she moved to her back and then she felt the space beside her dip. “Hey, sis. How are you feeling?” Cara asked. With a shrug, she said. "I feel like my head would roll off any minute if I’m not careful.” She said, opening her eyes slowly with her hands shielding them. “Well, thankfully you don’t look so pale anymore.” She said and Alex smiled up at her, then suddenly her eyes went huge, and she felt something clawing at her. She knew she needed to get the hell out of the room. It was as if something was trying to break free from her, and her best guess was that it was her wolf. She saw Cara
Alex was happy as she and Gabe flew through the woods at night, her paws barely touching the ground as she ran. It was very late, and she knew the Berkeley Moore was now quiet, but she had wanted to run all day, but could only do that now, and Gabe had offered to run with her. She had been getting the itch to run all the time after she got her wolf a week ago, not caring about anything but the fact that she was now free, and wasn’t going to die a horrible death. She now had her wolf, and by now, she was sure the news was widely spread across the pack house and amongst its members. That was good anyway. As they ran this crispy cold night, she felt her fur blowing in the night wind and her happiness about doubled at that instant for that, and for having her mate beside her. He had warned her about running around like this alone which was why when she had insisted she needed to run, he had told her he would be running with her. That was fine by her, as long as he wasn’t looking to s
"What do you mean I saved you?" Alex asked him, curious to know what that meant. He was talking about the flash of vision she saw while at the cabin about how she saw a small boy. He paused, scrutinizing her for a moment before he looked down and picked up his glass of wine to take a sip.“I should think it was before your parents took you to the orphanage. They were still keeping you away, but I came to their house to play with Dean. My mom had just died, and there I was seeing you that summer. I had always thought that it was Cara I saw when I grew up, and not once did I think that it was someone else." He put down the cup he was holding. "It was a time when I was at my lowest. It happened that Mom had just died and Dad was still grieving. He was also being an asshole, so grandmother offered to take us with her, but I was as stubborn as he was and refused to go," he heaved a sigh, shaking his head slowly. "I didn't want to leave him alone, or that was what I thought, but now I kne