The Alpha & His Eccentric Luna

A loud, deep growl followed by a couple of earth shattering howls brought the couple out of their slumber. Soon the soft thuds of paws hitting the ground could be heard. The wind carried their scents in, giving away their location. It wasn't hard for the habitants to precisely tell how far the miscreants were given their special abilities. They weren't anywhere near the boundaries around the hut, and still far away from triggering the alarm. Some might find the advanced technology a tad bit over the top given how it surrounded nothing but a lone hut standing amongst tall and dense trees. But it was required given the precious cargo they had to protect. "N-no, no, no…" A woman's frantic voice resonated within the confines of the small cottage. "This can not be happening already." Her vision got blurry with tears as she stared into the wilderness which surrounded their new home through a partially opened window. "It's gonna be alright." Her husband hugged her from behind, pulling her

Alaris *** Being the alpha of one of the largest packs of the country wasn't an easy task. Yet, the burden of it fell on my shoulder when my father deemed me worthy of it. I was only eighteen back then. As soon as he handed over the reins to me on my eighteenth birthday, he decided to go on a very long vacation. He wanted to spend the remaining years of his life with his mate—my stepmother. Though one would have a hard time believing that we didn't share blood if they were to observe us interact. My birth mother wasn't my father's moon fated, but they loved each other and the pack needed their luna. It helped that she belonged to the same pack and the two of them grew up together. They were best friends, each other's better half without having the blessings of the moon. The entire pack welcomed her with open arms as she tried her best to fill in the role. And then I was born; the heir to the throne. It was all merry, but happiness doesn't always stick around for longer. Some migh

Seraphine *** No, no, no! It had to be some kind of a cruel joke. There was no way any of it was true, or anywhere near it. How was it that werewolves were real? How was it that they weren't only a part of myths and lores? How? These were the kind of questions plaguing my mind as I paced across the room I was supposed to be resting inside. It had already been an hour since he broke the news to me, but my mind was still reeling from the shock. It was understandable though. My entire life was turned upside down within the span of a good few minutes. The reality I grew up believing in was shattered into thousands of pieces with one flick of his wrist. It was hard at first; I refused to trust him. Then, one look into the depths of those swirling pools of amber, and I knew he was being honest with me. Moreover, something inside me wanted to believe him so bad, that I let him have the benefit of the doubt. For now. Slow, deliberate knocks at the door brought me out of my thoughts. L

Seraphine *** Yesterday was… odd, and that was me putting it nicely. The minute I arrived at home, I ended up pinching my arms and thighs in hopes that the last couple of hours were nothing more than a weird dream. Though all I got in result were a few screaming red marks and nothing else. I didn't wake up with a jolt. Neither did my surroundings change. Everything was exactly where it should have been, or how it should have been. Even now when I was on my way to college, I was struggling to believe it. Oddly enough, what bugged me more was the fact that it was kept a secret from us all and for so long. I was somewhat coming to terms with werewolves being a part of this world. 'You are supposed to meet him again. Don't forget that.' There it was again, the lady-like voice echoing inside my brain. And I was not referring to my subconscious self. It was a completely different entity residing there—inside my freaking mind. 'There will come a day when you will be the one taking t

Alaris *** "What the hell was that?" It was Alex who was hot on my tail as soon as I made my way inside my office. I had only returned after dropping Sera off at her place when he started throwing too many questions in my direction. Me and Sera had become a hot topic amongst the pack members and I knew I could only avoid it for some time. But having Alex poking me for answers was something I was least looking forward to. The rest of the pack members would have to be courteous enough towards me given my title. They wouldn't go around invading my privacy unless my matters were starting to affect the pack's matters. Alex, on the other hand, would straight up have me serve my ass to him on a platter. The more annoying part was that I couldn't say no to him. Heaving out a frustrated sigh, I made my way towards the office desk. "And what exactly are you talking about?" I knew what it was about, but instead of giving him the satisfaction, I would rather play oblivious to it. I didn't