"Calm down," Caspian coaxed, as Elora took a step away. There was a shattering sound coming from the shards of the mirror scattered on the floor."El, I'll help you. Don't be afraid."Elora asked the question of why she was like this, but of course, all that came out of her mouth were moans and a sad howl.“El, come with me. I'll explain it to you. If you stay here, you might attract the attention of the neighbors. The sound you made earlier was quite loud.”Caspian carefully walked over to Elora, who was already pushed into a corner. Elora could feel her body shaking. She was afraid of her own figure. Elora yelped as Caspian placed a hand on Elora's wet, hairy muzzle."Listen to me. Your form is not permanent. You just have to learn to control it. Now, I will help you to return to your original form.”After saying that, Caspian touched the top of Elora's head, and Elora felt a warm stream of energy run through her body, se

“They found me unconscious at the edge of the forest. There was a car passing on the highway near me, then the driver took me to the police station. They tried to question me and search for my identity, but they’ve got nothing.”Elora poked at the remaining pieces of her roast lamb disinterestedly. Her thoughts were no longer on food, but on the far north island where she had spent most of her life.“You’re from Queenstown?” Kate tried to dig deeper into Elora’s background, and Elora didn’t mind that. Because Elora also needs to know who she really is.With this situation, Elora’s desire to find out about herself, which she had buried long ago, was again torn to the surface.“No. I grew up in Auckland until two years ago. There was an incident, that caused me to be transferred here.”Elora pushed her plate of food away. Now she buried her body deeper into the sofa. Slowly, sleepiness

The next morning Kate wakes up Elora. She delivered breakfast and said Caspian would drive her to work. Of course, Elora flatly refused. “Caspian had expected you to turn him down,” Kate said, “that’s why he asked me to remind you that from today on you will work together. So like it or not, you have to go together.” “I do work together, but that doesn’t mean I have to go with him,” said Elora. “I’ll have Javier pick me up.” “No one is allowed to enter Sacred Storm territory without Alpha’s permission.” “Sacred Storm?” “That’s our pack’s name.” Elora still needed time to digest the fact that she was now in the den of a werewolf pack. “Kate… that means you’re also… a werewolf?” Elora asked carefully. “Of course,” Kate answered, as if it was obvious. “I’ll bring your clothes here.” “My clothes?” Elora asked in surprise. She took nothing with her when she left her apartment. “Yes. Caspian asked some members to pack

 Arrowtown. A city that has its own beauty. Although every corner of South Island can be called a paradise on earth, every inch has a uniqueness that is not found anywhere else.Maybe it was because Elora was so immersed in the calm and peaceful atmosphere of this city that she forgot she should act hate towards Caspian. That supposedly Elora just needed to act as usual. Refuse the existence of men around her.“El, weren’t you the one who asked for the script to be changed? Then why you act like this? At this rate, we won’t be able to finish everything in time!”It annoyed Elora that Madison reprimanded her. Even though Madison called Elora to a quiet corner, but still all eyes involved in this project were on them.Elora wanted to say that what she was doing was out of her control. From hugging Caspian, holding Caspian’s hand as they walked down the sidewalk when Elora should have walked first with a frown on he

A moment had passed, and Elora’s grip on Caspian’s hand loosened. Caspian shuffled away, dragging his hand. After making sure Elora didn’t wake up, Caspian left her. He had to go to Kate to ask what really happened. He hopes Kate already awake.Caspian half ran down the stairs to the infirmary on the ground floor. Caspian tried to hold back his strength as he opened the double doors of the infirmary, but failed. A loud thud resounded in the ward.There was only Zed, and Kate lying on the bed closest to the ward door. This ward was once the hall used for the annual gathering of the werewolves. Since Caspian built a new building near his vineyard, he has converted this room into an infirmary.There were several beds lined up, with white curtains now folded at the corners of the rails. The moonlight shone through the stained glass, casting a faint reflection of color on the pure white sheet.“Settle down,” Zed scolded. Among the