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41. Tickles
Naomi D.Took me a bit longer than usual. I got distracted, by other things I needed to do inside the house. Thank you for commenting Ariel, Deej and Jeanne. And UnicornMils for giving me a ton of gems. Really sweet of you all! Next chapter they will go to war.
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The Alpha That Couldn't Remember 42. Try
Moon's pov We drove to my old packground with Alpha Malcom's men and his Beta. We could have shifted and ran, but we wanted to save our energy for the battle that was to come. We would all be meeting there and then split up into four different groups. Most of these group had one or more member of each pack, this way we could still communicate with each other. Tabitha had another idea, how some of us could communicate, but I didn’t feel she realized what her idea might actually mean. “You mean, when she suggested Kai marks you as well? So you’d be able to mindlink? And he’d might be strong enough to withstand Helena’s magic?” Angela growled. She was pissed with me for dismissing Tabitha's idea so easily. But I couldn’t do that to Kai. Since I had marked him, he would be able to feel me getting hurt. But once we were both marked, we would be tied together forever and it would hurt even more if I died. It would be too hard to deal with, losing your mate. Enough to hinder him, during
The Alpha That Couldn't Remember 43. Kill Her.
Kai’s pov Could there actually be a chance for Moon and me to move on? Could there be a future? “As much as I like your way of thinking right now, we need to focus on this fight!” Ronin growled. Moon’s wolf Angela was leading our group as we ran passed the other wolves fighting. The closer I got to the Crimson Moon pack, the more I could feel my packmembers again and I kind of wish I didn’t, because there were a lot of packlinks breaking in a short amount of time. Helena had turned the soldiers of my pack into feral wolves, killing anyone on sight. They fought without fear and it looked like they weren't even feeling pain. There was no way to hold them back, without killing them or at least almost killing them. They just kept going until they couldn't move anymore or were dead. Alpha Malcom’s soldiers were fighting them off on one side, the Wolvin pack was attacking the rest together with Alpha Boden and his soldiers. We had the numbers to beat them, at least we should have, but t
The Alpha That Couldn't Remember 44. Fire
Moon’s pov I ran ahead, my eyes focused on where I needed to go. I knew if I saw any of my packmembers in pain, that my instinct would make me run towards them and help. But we had a mission. I had to think of the bigger picture. We needed to kill Helena and Norman. Helena first, because even while not looking at the battle around me, I could tell her magic was influencing our people and hers. Yes, hers. Because they were no longer the Crimson Moon pack’s people, they were mindless zombies killing anyone on sight. Even though we had pulled a lot of the soldiers away from the border, we still ran into some resistance. I fought with Alpha Magnus and his wolves, pushing passed them to get to our goal. Kai seemed hesitant to fight, maybe he was still unsure of his strength. I knew that if he had both his hands, things would be different. The closer we got to the border, the crazier people were becoming. I couldn’t tell who was who. Someone grabbed me, slicing their claws through my ski
The Alpha That Couldn't Remember 45. Black
Kai’s pov I chased after Alpha Magnus and Helena’s scent. Helena’s scent was easier to follow, I knew that scent well. I smelled it in every nightmare. Her scent lingered in that cave for hours, while I was stuck there. I shuddered when I thought back to it. Norman had confessed everything to me and then they killed me. I could stay, tried to kill me, but they had actually succesed in fucking killing me for a few minutes and I would still be dead, if it wasn’t for Moon. Moon knew instinctively that I wanted to know if my mother was still alive. She was the only family I had left. “You called her yours again,” Ronin said. “I don’t think so.” I replied, but even I knew I was lying. She was my moon, my stars. She was everything to me, now. Me marking her, had made me realize that my feelings for her hadn’t disappeared. Even when I hated her, I loved her. That’s why I couldn’t kill Moon back then. My Moon. She had captured my heart, my respect, my body and soul. Fuck, I sound like a
The Alpha That Couldn't Remember 46. Heart
Moon’s pov “Daddy, I’m home!” A loud growl came from somewhere in the packhouse. Would he come here or would he hide like the coward he I and attack me when I least expected it. “Come out, come out.” I taunted, “your long lost daughter is here for a reunion. Don’t you want to see your “little helper” before you die?” He ran down the stairs and stood in front of me, a look of disgust on his face. “A little cockroach would be a better name, you just won’t die.” He spat out. Evil man, I had called him. And he was, evil. But I wasn’t scared like I used to be. When I looked at the man I thought was my father for all these years, I felt disgusted, disappointed and anger. He wasn’t as scary anymore now that he couldn’t control me. Norman looked at the freshly healed mark on my neck. “To be tied to a murderous crazy bitch like you, Raider must have been so desperate.” “You did that, not me. You forced me to kill.” I growled. Norman laughed, an evil laugh that boomed through the hallw
The Alpha That Couldn't Remember 47. Pain
Kai’s pov Alpha Magnus and I ran to the packhouse, when I got mindlinked by Moon. “Your mother is here, she is still alive.” “I’m on my way!” I shouted. My mom. She is alive! I mindlinked her immediately, hoping it would work, now that Helena was dead. “Mom?” “Kaito! So it is true. You are alive.” She replied, sounding weak. “I am on my way mom.” “No, Kaito. Stay there. Mona can handle it.” “No, I’m coming.” I growled. I shifted and ran off, leaving Alpha Marcus behind to catch up. “Norman poisoned them. Clara liked to drink tea with your father and she drank from the same pot. I found them both, so Norman kept me locked up.” Mom suddenly said. Esme too? Fuck, I should have never brought her here! She was sweet and now I got her killed. I should have ended it. She had asked me about the tea. Fuck! “You should have never started a relationship with Clara,” Ronin growled. He was right. I had ruined her life. I was close now, I tried to get in the front door, but it was blo
The Alpha That Couldn't Remember 48. Blame
Moon’s pov My father took me to my granddad’s body. He warned me about it, but actually seeing it, was something else. There was hardly anything to recognize that he was a human being. It was as if someone had made a statue out of my granddad. A bloody, black, statue. I sat near his body, crying. Blaming myself. Then something unexpected happened. I honestly thought I had remembered everything in my life of importance, but now that the symbols on my back had disappeared, more were coming up. They were flooding my mind. I remembered things from when I was really young in so much detail. “Do I have like an eidetic memory or something?” I asked Angela. Or maybe it was because I got it all back at once? I closed my eyes, because it was overwhelming to the point that I couldn’t focus on anything else. One by one the memories faded and one in particular came to me. . . . “Why are you here today, Freya?” the packdoctor asked. Mom looked at me. “Honey, go play in the corner okay?”
The Alpha That Couldn't Remember 49. Hate
Kai’s pov I carried my mother’s body to Elder Benjamin and placed it on a large table. “I will take care of Luna Asuka,” he said. “I’m glad the Remington-line lives on in you. You will make an excellent Alpha, like your father.” I growled, “no, because unlike my father, I won’t trust a monster like Norman to be my Beta. I won’t trust anyone to lead this pack with me.” Moon stood behind me in silence. Elder Benjamin nodded, “I understand, Alpha Raider, but I do hope that you’ll find someone to assist you. It can be lonely at the top.” “I didn’t ask your advice, Elder Benjamin. Please, just take care of my mother.” I walked out, scared I would take my anger out on Elder Benjamin if I didn’t leave. Who was he to tell me how to run my pack? I had just gotten it back. “Well, maybe start by actually leading it. You’ve spent the day mourning your mother, but the pack awaits your response to the attack. Some might not even know you’re alive yet.” Ronin said. He was right, I needed to
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