I lowered myself back down to the ground and sat in silence while I wondered who that another blond wolf was. I knew one was dead. Whether or not that was Chase, I didn't know, but from the looks of it, Chase's families wolves were always blond. Maybe it was his father, mourning the loss of his son or brother? Either way, I felt sorry for the wolf, and myself. I sobbed into my hands, not knowing if I had just lost another man that I loved. I wanted to know for sure, but I was too chicken to go back and find out."Brie?" I lifted my head and saw Dawson. He rushed towards me when he saw that I was crying, knelt down, and pulled me into his embrace, where I sobbed into his chest."Why are you crying?" he questioned."Chase? Is he?""Chase is fine. He killed the Alpha."I sat back and searched his eyes to see if he was being truthful, and I noticed the soft smile on his face. I could tell that he felt sad, probably because even thoug

I laid there in Chase's arms after a night of the most incredible sex I'd ever had. It was strange, since becoming Alpha he was more animalistic than usual, and I wouldn’t lie, I loved it. But this morning, I was aching and completely exhausted. He, on the other hand, was raring to go. He kissed my neck, sending tingling shivers down my spine. I groaned a little."Chase, no. I'm exhausted."He growled lightly against my neck, sending another wave of shivers through me. "Please, baby. I'll be gentle, I swear. Just one more time. I want the feeling of you cumming all over my cock to be etched into my mind all day. I need it to get me through. It should be us spending the day together before our wedding."Without saying a word, I grabbed his face and kissed him. My tongue slipped into his mouth to greet his. I swung my leg over him and reached for his excited cock, placing the tip at my entrance. As I eased it inside, he groaned into my mouth, so I grinded

“You don’t get to talk to her like that,” Chase snapped while reaching his hand around to pull me behind him. “Not anymore. She’s my wife, not an object to be won or lost.”Jesse threw his head back and let out a booming chuckle, which was promptly followed by the mocking laughter of his pack of misfits. The guests from the wedding were silent and I could tell that many wanted to leave, but they couldn’t pull themselves away from the car crash that was my life. Tears rolled down my cheeks as every ounce of the happy future I’d been dreaming of faded away. My heart was elated and broken all at once, and I couldn’t handle the magnitude of the emotions that were bombarding me. Jesse was alive and well, but my marriage was over before it had even begun.While the pair of them continued their Alpha pissing match, I began to walk away. They hadn’t even noticed that I’d gone until I was nearly at the trees. I could hear them calling after me, begging me to come back, but every time I thought

I laid down on the floor and gazed up into the beautiful night sky. The stars twinkled, and it was the first time in weeks that I felt at complete peace. I sensed something in the distance towards the trees, so I turned my head to look at what was there. My eyes grew wide when I saw them. Just outside of town lines were Chase and Jesse. Behind them were their packs. They were waiting for me, calling to me, although now I couldn’t hear them.My heart began to beat faster and faster as excitement and joy took over me. Seeing them made me happier than I could have imagined. Their beautiful, sparkling green eyes and their dimpled smiles drew me in instantly. I loved them more than anything in this world, but now that everything was silent, I could think clearly for the first time in weeks. Had they been there the entire time? Was this all happening because of them?I stood up and they both edged forward but stopped dead like they couldn’t cross an invisible barrier or something. I moved f

“Shhh!” She held her finger to her lips for a few seconds while scanning around one last time. With a deep exhale she finally began to speak. “I only saw green auras, Aubrey. What other color did you see?” She asked in a whisper, while still darting her eyes around.“Blue… Why?”She gasped and threw her hands up to her mouth. With a shake of her head, she lowered her hands and replied,“No! That’s impossible. Are you absolutely certain you saw blue?”I nodded my head in reply, but she wasn’t convinced. Gripping a hold of my shoulders once more, she leaned in a little too close for comfort.“Now, Aubrey, this is extremely important. Are you sure?” She asked slowly, like all of a sudden I’d had a knock to the head and was a little on the dim side.With an exaggerated roll of my eyes, I replied,“Yes, Mom, I'm sure. Blue around their feet and legs, blending into an aqua color around their waists and finishing at a dark green around their head.”I thought I best explain exactly what I’d s