Obsessed With A Secret Mate

"Gwah!!!" The noise scared me, almost dashing me to the wall. I had to be looking around to see where it came from, but I couldn't trace it. I had just walked out of the house. As usual, the breeze that blew from the external adamant wind was too much for me to endure. Whenever it was that stormy, I would have to close the partially tight window behind me. It was getting darker. The wind suddenly stopped blowing, giving a chance for an unannounced calm. I didn't notice at first, until I took my hands off her ears, and remained outside. Arleta wasn't a place to live without being hyperactive. The nearby snowy mountains were numerous, though the forests covered most part of that land. It was often haunted by the snarling wolves, who paid visits and always were on a mission. My eyes cleared off. My nose began to disturb me, and I released a sneeze. I didn't know if going back in was the right option. Suddenly, I heard a sound. It echoed above me, but there was no high place, which w

The sound of the breeze swept the entire atmosphere of Arleta, echoing and ringing continuously in our ears, until it woke both of us up, at the same time. Arleta could contain a vast number of beings, but would harm or disturb whoever wouldn't adapt to the cold, snowy and entirely strange nature of the land. I yawned and realised my hands had been on Angus's chest, all through the night. I began to wonder if he had demanded love from me last night. Angus acted as a friend. He wouldn't do anything to hurt me. I could see the way he had been treating me, treating me as his sister. But, I wasn't comfortable yet. "Huh!" I sighed, taking my hands off. I smiled at him and received the same smile. "Ellie?" Angus called, his voice enamoring me, but I wouldn't just give in easily. "Have you recalled what you did last night?" "What's that?" I asked him, my hands raised up to my lips as I tried to hold a yawn. "You kept mute for a long while…" Angus answered me and continued, "I almost t

"Future Luna?" I heard right by my windowside and rushed to shut my door. I always slept in fear and uncertainty, and I couldn't feel like I was really living. Was that a voice or just a recall? I never knew who the future Luna could be. Until my heart began to harbour those thoughts I had, after discussing with Angus, I was willing to meet the lady, called that name. The Alpha's words shocked me while I was hiding by that tree's side. I could remember he called me the future Luna, but I didn't look like what he had described, though. "Ellie?" The voice called. Quickly, I recognised the voice to be Angus's, but I remained in bed. "Please, open." The voice called again. Perhaps I could ask Angus and understand what my future really held, I couldn't decide, yet. If I was to be more careful, Angus could possibly let me know. I walked to open the door for him and fortunately for me, it wasn't anyone but him. It wasn't a wolf as I dreaded within seconds. Angus had safely returned,

My eyes blinked as I woke up. I didn't know when I slept off. I realised I had been in bed for a while. Immediately, I sat up and saw Alpha Thane still asleep, snoring hard beside me. "Young woman?" a voice called out behind me, making me turn my face towards that direction. "Who's there?" I questioned, the intensity of my voice echoing in my ears and tapping the Alpha. I discovered Alpha Thane was shaking and turning to my side. Soon, he was pushing his hands forward to reach me, trying to grab me. I didn't know what he was up to. "Huh…" his voice lowered, and his snore reduced, giving way for the strange voice to keep reverberating."Who?" I reiterated, glueing myself to the wall as I held a pillow onto my face. Literally, the groaning of wolves started to surface the atmosphere, not leaving the space of my room out. I wondered where my courage had gone as I stood stiff, uncontrollably shivering. As soon as I sighed, Alpha Thane opened his eyes and winked. He slowly drew his mou

Two months later, having spent a number of moments in the southern part of Arleta, a dangerous zone in Scotland. I discovered I had been destined to be wild, seeing that the place was dark and dreadful like a forest. I had been accustomed to a den but I wasn't that hurt by anything of the aura. How I had survived those times was a wonder, dangling in my heart as I looked up to the sky on a certain snowy day. It was a change of atmosphere and I came out of my new abode, trying to spy the sudden event.Suddenly, the wolf in me started to come out, as the full moon appeared very slowly, spilling thicker darkness in the clouds and turning the underneath houses obscure. I began to shift, my memory rustling in my head. In a twinkling of an eye, some deadly wolves added to the noise of the wind, groaning repeatedly as they followed me. I was surprised at their numbers and the way they were walking towards my side. "Grrhh!" They kept groaning. Immediately I realised my nerves weren't s