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93. Kaya
Kaya
Robert was sitting there with me, and we both had mugs in our hands. It was storming outside. The snow was really coming down, and I had called off classes with the littles. I was fine in the storm and determined to have them one day be as unaffected in the snow as I was. But they would need to work up to it, so I just decided to call it off. "What are we going to do today, Kaya?" Robert signed. "I don't know. Maybe we do nothing." He and I started to laugh.Kimi came in and sat down. She looked gloomy. "Kimi, what is wrong?" I signed. "Len and Saka found their mates, and I haven't." I took her hand and mind-linked her. "You will; the goddess will bless you." She squeezed my hand. "Also, I am going to have to go back home in the spring by myself. In truth, I don't want to leave. I miss my family and Nieva, but you are here, and I don't want to leave you." I smiled at her.Kimi had been my friend since we were babies. Her mother was my mother's best friend. We werKaugnay na kabanata
The Deaf She-wolf: Kaya 94. Cade
Cade I sat there with Jack. "So tell me what you know about Howi?" I asked him. "What do you mean?" "I mean, tell me what you know of him. I mean, your daughter Annalise mated to him. You are planning on leaving your pack to him, so tell me what you know of him." He made a weird face. Like he knew something I didn't, then went on to say. "Well, he is an older alpha. He was the adoptive son of the last Luna and Alpha of the daybreak pack." So far, nothing I didn't know already."He dislikes the North a lot. He told me as much during the tournament." he had told Kaya that as well, which is why I knew I needed to learn more about him. He had threatened her basically, and I was sure he was the one responsible for what happened to our den. "Do you know where he came from before he came to daybreak pack?" I assumed he was from the North. I mean, Howi looked like the other northerns. He was short, his hair was black, and his eyes brown. "He told me he had been a rogue and ran
The Deaf She-wolf: Kaya 95. Kaya
Kaya The snow had stopped coming down, and I was ecstatic. I jumped out of bed and rushed to the closet to throw on clothes and my boots. Cade mind linked me as I was brushing my teeth. "What is the rush?" "It is winter, solstice. There is so much to do." I peeked out of the bathroom to see Cade still lying there. He had moved the pillow to cover his face. "Take your time this morning. I have much to do with Helen, Kimi, Saka, Len, and Robert. Don't open your gift yet. That is later." I ran to him and gave him a kiss on the forehead. His arms reached out, wrapped around me, and pulled me to the bed. "Stay in bed. It is a holiday; we have nothing scheduled." He mind linked. I tried to pull away, but he had me in a vise. "Cade, you have nothing to do but enjoy the day, but I have stuff to do. Now let me go, or you will not like how I get out of this bed." I mind-linked him. He pulled me tighter to him, bringing his face into the crook of my neck. "Cade, let me go." I mind-l
The Deaf She-wolf: Kaya 96. Cade
CadeEveryone was in high spirits. The drinking had already started and Kaya and her friends where bottomless pits. I didn't know how they drank so much. Kaya mind linked me. "We should announce the tattoos then they can talk about it ask questions and then we can do the hunt." We had talked about days prior how to talk to the pack about the pack tattoo. Then I thought about Kaya hunting. She was fairly drunk already how did she plan on hunting. I had never seen anyone shift who had alcohol in their systems. I looked at the pack and most people where feeling the effects and I wondered how that would all work. Kaya wanted me to talk through most of the days activities because she could only mind link and sign and she wanted people to actual hear the schedule. I stood up and spoke, getting everyone's attention. With there eyes all on me I began. "Shadow Pack, I am happy you are all enjoying yourself. Now I would like to talk to you about something.As you know, Kaya and h
The Deaf She-wolf: Kaya 97. Kaya
Kaya When I brought my group into the woods, I looked at them and mind-linked them. "Okay, I know you all want to hunt, but unlike the other groups' hunting, you have me, so the question is, what do you want to hunt?" I mainly had younger wolves. Ones I taught at the high school. "How about a bear, Luna? You have killed those before." "Bears are hibernating right now. We can't get one of those." "I want to get something huge." I internally smiled. "Let's get a moose or a mountain lion." "Let me see what I can smell. It may take a while, but we will get one of those." The wolves began to prance in anticipation. I put my snout in the air and inhaled. I smelt elk, but we didn't want that. "We will go for a run until I find the scent we need." I mind-linked. We took off, and Kimi mind linked with me. "What was that all about?" "I asked what they wanted to hunt." "What did they say?" "Moose or mountain lion." "Let's get a moose. We have enough wolves to take one down safely." "
The Deaf She-wolf: Kaya 98. Cade
Cade Kaya and her friends were all sitting around the massive fire they had built. It was as big as the one they always kept burning when they lived in the North. I was next to my mate as we listened to Saka tell the story of his first hunt. He was signing as he talked so Kaya could know what he was saying. "Then I came upon a group of reindeer; I had to do the formation we used to hunt when there is a herd all by myself. It was a long chase with no one to corner the creature." I looked around at my pack, which was engrossed in his story. Everyone who was here was in high spirits. Those from the North were still drinking and far too gone. Half the things Len and Kimi said were in their native language. My pack was no better. They were just as drunk. The little kids were all in bed, so the only ones up were the ones who could drink. Kaya had practically tried to drown me in alcohol, and I was just as drunk as the rest of them. I knew I should worry about everyone in t
The Deaf She-wolf: Kaya 99. Kaya
KayaI stumbled into the packhouse. I was definitely drunk. I knew a bathroom was on the first floor; I just had to find it. I stumbled through the empty house. Everyone was outside. I finally made it to the bathroom and did what I had to do. I looked at myself in the mirror. My cheeks were red from the cold, but I was so warm. I nearly tripped when I came out of the room. Suddenly, I saw a few men. I mind-linked them but got nothing in return. These were not from shadow pack these had to be Jacks men his warriors. What were they doing here? One charged me with something in his hand. I moved to slowly and something rammed into my arm. It stung when it pierced my skin. The men pulled back what were they doing. Then I felt it. Suddenly, I was burning up. My skin felt like it was on fire. I saw the man's mouth moving I tried to focus on the movement to see what he was saying. "feeling hot little Luna." I didn't know what was going on. "Yeah, the drug works fast." Drug, wh
The Deaf She-wolf: Kaya 100. Kaya
Kaya I woke up in our bed. Everything that happened earlier this morning coming back to me. There was no light shining through the window. Was it night already. What time was it? How long had I been asleep? "Cade," I mind-linked. "You are awake?" "Yeah, what time is it? Where are you." "Just stay in bed. I will bring you some food, and then we can talk, okay." "That is fine." I got out of bed and went to the bathroom. I wanted to brush my teeth and wash my face. I changed into some comfy leggings and one of Cade's shirts. To cover my toes, I put on a pair of fuzzy socks. I was comfy.My hair looked like a rat's nest, so I brushed it out and returned to the bed. I looked at the few quilts I had made. They looked good in here. I stood making the bed. I folded and draped two quilts across the bed's bottom. I fluffed the pillows and then went to sit on the couch we had in the room. I looked at the fireplace that had no fire going. I felt when Cade come into the room and turned
The Deaf She-wolf: Kaya 101. Cade
Cade I took Kaya downstairs. I had the tree already set up. Mark and Helen were there, as were Kimi and Robert. Saka and Len decided to spend the holiday with their new mate's family. That, however, did not stop them from coming by every day to check on their friend. They had been here this afternoon to check and see if she had woken up. I would need to mind-link them and tell them what was going on. I also called Nieva, who was so distraught over the news that I could hear her crying into the phone. I knew Kaya herself was upset. I knew she would try to shove it down, but the news of what could have happened distressed her. She most likely was pregnant now, and we would find out in a few days, but she would most likely never have more children. We would probably only ever have one. It was a hard blow. I wanted Kaya to carry my child, but I was never desperate to resort to using a fertility drug.I knew the consequences of something like that. Now, she and I would both suffer for it
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