LOGINXAVIE
A moan slipped out of me as I became conscious and tried to move my body. The action caused me a great deal of pain as another moan escaped my lips.
Adjusting my eyes to the sudden brightness of the room, I looked around wondering where the hell I was. My throat felt tight and dry, as if I had been out for days.
"Easy, your body is still very much fragile." A soothing motherly voice said, causing me to twist my head in her direction.
I didn't recognize the woman in front of me which caused me to ask the same question that has been bugging me the minute I became conscious. "Where am I?" I asked her, hoping she would provide me with an answer.
"Oh, You're in the Blood-Moon pack. Our Alpha found you on the beach shore and brought you back here, I'm the pack healer and you're currently in the pack guest room receiving treatment." She explained which was more than I hoped for.
"Blood-Moon Pack?" I echoed, it didn't ring any bells. I closed my eyes, having a quick flash back of the events that probably led me here. "Has anyone reported me missing yet?"
Talking was costing me another great deal of pain, my throat felt restricted with each syllable of words I pronounced. "Can I get a glass of water please? And how long was I out?"
"Four days? Five?" She pushed my hand away when I tried to take the cup from her. Instead she fed it to me. "You were in a very bad shape when our Alpha brought you in. He has been waiting for you to awaken, I better go inform him now." She dropped the glass cup and went away.
Once she left, I closed my eyes, allowing the tears to streamed down my face. How could the two people I love most end up betraying me? Despite signing my inheritance to them, and promising to let me live, they still went ahead to try and kill me.
How did I survive? I shivered recalling the pain of being stabbed multiple times by Annika. Alec did nothing to stop her, he stood there and watched as I collapsed on the floor. Whatever happened next, I had no memories of it until now.
I quickly wiped my tears away when I heard the door open, the healer was back but this time with a tall dark gentleman. His catlike eyes caught my attention as he approached the bed.
He looked at me as if I were a puzzle before turning toward the healer, he made some hand gestures I didn't quite understand.
"Just a few minutes ago." She said, "This is Alpha Kian, the Alpha of Blood-Moon pack, he's the one who saved you."
I tried to sit up but my body protested. "Thank you so much, I owe you my life." Which was true even though I didn't know what to do with that life now.
I didn't want to think about it for now but one thing was certain, I thought as anger flared within me. I'll get every penny they took from me and make them pay for what they did to me! I don't know how yet but that was my intention.
The Alpha lingered, listening to the healer explain my current health and stuff. I might have been a fool once but I wasn't foolish enough to think he cared that much.
He probably wants me out of his house and pack, which I understood. As soon as I was healed enough I was getting the hell out of here and finding ways to get back at the people who took everything from me.
It took weeks for me to make a recovery and I wasn't talking about a full recovery because the healer told me that would take about a month. But my body was healing and that was good news.
She had tried to get closer to me these past few weeks but I kept her at arm length, I was done with people! No matter how kind they seem because looks can be deceiving, Alec taught me that and I'd die again before trusting another human being.
The healer had informed me that their Alpha wished to have a word with me. Something I had been anticipating for a while, plus I was strong enough to move around on my own for a few minutes before my muscles grow weak and I need help again.
I sat down at the edge of the bed, eagerly looking at the door. I didn't have to wait long because soon, he walked through the door, a man trailing behind him.
I masked the fear inside me as he sat opposite me, even sitting down he was huge, far bigger than me. Making me feel smaller than I already do, I hated that.
Feeling small was a sign of helplessness and I refused to feel that way even though my current condition wasn't making it easy for me. "Thank you again, for your hospitality." I will pay you back one day, I wanted to add.
"Hello, I'm Tint. Here, to translate for Alpha." I didn't understand what she meant until the Alpha started to sign.
"I'm glad you're feeling okay, according to what madam Hilda told me you're expected to make a full recovery within a month." Tint, the translator interprets the signs, it was then I finally understood.
"I wished it was sooner, so I can get out of your hair." I responded so he knows I'm not planning to overstay my welcome.
He signs, and Tint quotes. "Now that you are well enough, I have some questions I would like you to answer, starting from who are you? My best spy was only able to come up with a fraction of information about you."
I liked the fact that he didn't try to hide it from me. I would have done the same thing, maybe not before but now. "You were the one who saved me, what do you think my story is?"
Tint quotes him again after he finished signing. "You are hesitant." and then he launched into a story of his sister who died in the very similar situation I was in, only that I was lucky to have been alive.
By the time he finished, my eyes were wide with shock. "Alpha Alec of Shadow-Wolf Pack? He was my mate as well, he and my half sister did that to me." I declared, my hesitation forgotten.
He tensed at my declaration, his eyes narrowing to a slit in a very frightening manner. He didn't sign anything but the expression on his face told me more than words could.
Tint suddenly left but returned with a pen and paper, she left again leaving us alone. For about five minutes, he wrote on the paper and once he was done, he handed it to me and stood up, walking toward the window.
The note read; "I'm sorry for what happened to you, although my sister was not as lucky as you. I knew there was more to her death but I had no proof. I think the moon goddess sent you to my pack for a purpose because I want the man responsible for my sister's death to pay."
I also stood up. "You're right about that, in order to make sure I get my inheritance back, to make sure no woman becomes his victim again...I will make him pay as well." I told him.
He looked at me, visibly shocked by my response. He probably didn't think I would agree right away but then he had no idea the depth of anger and pain coursing through me.
"But how do you suggest we do that? Alec is a powerful man, an Alpha for that matter it will take more to bring him down and I'm prepared to do whatever it takes."
He took the paper from me and wrote something down again before passing it to me.
It says and I quote. "To bring an Alpha down, you need the help of another Alpha... and a Luna…"
XAVIE When Hilda had suggested flower picking, I thought it was something fun, like stopping to smell the roses or something. But instead I was helping her examine plants and picking some herbs. I didn’t complain though, I was in desperate need of some company so I quietly did the job she assigned me. I soon noticed her frequently glancing in my direction and thought at first maybe she was worried I wasn’t doing it right but then I realised she wasn’t looking at the herbs we were picking but at me. Even though she’s pretty much the only person that talks to me around here, Hilda was still a stranger to me. “Am I doing it wrong?” I asked, pausing in the act of picking another flower. She shook her head. “It seems to me like you and Alpha Kian are going out of your way to avoid each other, the servants are talking and once they start, be sure the entire pack is going to be aware of it too.” My eyes widened at her words as I grew nervous. “I’d like to think people have something bet
KIAN As much as he hates to admit it, he needed her. If it wasn’t for her quick thinking, there was a high chance that Alec would have caught him. He had also seen the flash of anger and jealousy in the other man’s eyes when Xavie had approached him, his inability to communicate made him rely heavily on non verbal cues, he didn’t know how much he needed her until that moment. It wouldn’t hurt to trust her a little more, it was just a hard thing for him to do and if past experience had taught him something, it was never to trust anyone. He cuts in front of her before she leaves. He started signing even though he knew she couldn’t understand but he was desperate. “You’re right about me not trusting you but I will try harder.” She stared at the movement of his hands, probably trying her best to understand what those hand gestures meant. “You know I don’t understand you right?” “What Alpha meant to say is—” Tint interrupts, making her way into the room. He was so relieved by her pres
XAVIE Pushing aside my nerves, I hurried toward the staircase, a little worried that I might not reach him on time. There’s not a single doubt in my mind that if he goes on the upper floor that he wouldn’t see Kian lurking around in his study, a part of me was wondering why he decided to be reckless when he could have told me to keep Alec distracted. “Alpha Alec—” I called out on reaching the stairs. “Is it okay if I speak to you for a few minutes, unless you’re in a hurry.” He pauses, eyes searching as if expecting Kian to pop out behind me or something. “I would prefer if you address me as Alec, Alpha Kian and I have known each other for a while now, speaking of him…where is he?” “He mentioned something about going to the men’s room earlier,” I hiked my dress up a little, closing the gap between us. “Some party you’re having…” His eyes piqued with undistinguished interest. “How? Is it not to your liking?” “Not to my liking? whatever do you mean by that?” I latched onto the top
XAVIE Despite my heart thumping nervously against my chest, my chin was high up as I cling on tightly to Kian’s arm. The party had already begun judging by the number of people lining up towards the entrance. I hardly paid any attention when the host announced our presence, as my eyes were glued on Alec approaching us from across the room. Being in the same space as him made me nervous, it brought back memories my brain hasn’t recovered from. Taking a deep breath, I clenched harder unto Kian’s arm. “You made it.” Alec chuckled, his eyes fixated on me even though he was addressing Kian. “I assumed you were not going to make it when I didn’t get a response.” “We wouldn’t miss it for the world, with him being busy with Alpha duties, I wanted us out of the palace tonight, right sweetheart?” I cringe inwardly when I call him sweetheart, it didn’t sound right. His eyes met mine, nodding briefly in confirmation to my words before refocusing his attention back on Alec.“Ha, I know how th
KIANSeveral hours had passed by since he discovered that his pack was being used as a passageway for illegal activities without his knowledge. That had contributed to his rage which resulted in him being unable to control it. The other Alpha had stood up, promising not to forget the humiliation he was subjected to that day. He didn’t care, not one fucking bit. If war is what Alpha Thane wants then a fucking war he will get. His anger still hasn’t faded, leaving him no choice but to go to the training ground and train it out of his system, it was a healthy way to let out anger… or something like that. From the corner of his eyes, he could see Shade approaching him with a sword hidden behind his back. If he was in a better mood, he would have smirked at his attempt to catch him off guard. He blocks the attack as soon as he launches it, while Shade fights with a sword, he fights with his claws. He never likes weapons anyway, except when he’s hunting. He loves using his hands, it mak
XAVIESomething is wrong! I couldn’t tell what exactly it was because it was more of a feeling. Pushing the negative emotion aside, I examined my painted nails in the mirror, an activity I’ve been doing for the past hour or so in a desperate attempt to cure boredom. Now that it's over, I’m plugged into the reality of my life. Two weeks ago, I was getting ready to start my life with Alec and now? I’m married to someone I barely know, someone I don’t even know how to communicate with, just to get my inheritance back and have my revenge while at it. Blinking away the tears that blurred my vision, I stood up, twirling around when the door abruptly opened. My eyes widened as Kian strolled into the bedroom, his hands dripping with blood, before I could form words, Drake walked in after him. “You could have killed him Kian!” The older man snarled, looking alarmed. Kian ignored him, slamming the bathroom door in a way that made me jump. My eyes followed the trail of blood, my vision getti







