May 16, 2003Olivia sat by the window, trying to find relief from the heat of the summer night. She stared at the full moon above Crescent Hills and watched the rest of their pack run in the wilderness near them.  She caressed her round belly after feeling a light kick from the creature inside it. "I also can't wait to meet you soon, little one," she chuckled.  "Did she kick again?" Blake asked, peeping from the door. Olivia laughed and motioned for him to come closer.  He bent down and kissed Olivia on the lips, then her full belly. Then, he fondly stroked it. "Are you having fun there, little alpha?" "Oh!" Olivia exclaimed when she felt another kick. They gaped at each other, both smiling from ear to ear, then laughed while the rest of the pack howled below the light of the full moon. Their pack always waits for a lunar eclipse t

Aria walked towards the man who emerged from behind the trees. She stared at him, mouth gaping. “Who are you?” she asked, though there is no doubt she already knew the answer in her heart. “Holy-” Matt blurt. He was just as surprised as Aria. He stood up and grabbed Aria’s arm. “Hold on,” he said. “We need to be sure who he is.” Aria nodded. Yet she still took a step forward. “Who are you?” she repeated, tears started forming in her eyes. “I am Blake Crestwood,” he answered. Aria and Matt did not say anything for the first few moments after hearing those words. They only looked at each other, both confused, yet hopeful. “Blake Crestwood was dead,” Matt said.

Aria and Leo visited one house from another, finding and analyzing clues and marks left by those who took the kids. "Thirteen kids in total," Leo stated while looking at the last house they visited. Those who stayed in contact with Matt and Leo while Aria was not aware of her identity chose to leave near them. Clarke's Lake. They run when the Hunters run. They hide when they hide. And they fight when they fight. “Please, he’s only seven,” Danielle cried to Aria and Leo. She still had her apron on, she said she let little Rob play in the garden, they had a fence, so she was not worried. But then she heard him scream and when she ran after her child, all she saw was the smoke of a black van dashing out of her sight. All cases of abduction left similar traces – the symbol of the moon with runic alphabets written below it. Aria looked up t

Leo’s footsteps echoed all over the abandoned warehouse. He could feel the tingling sensation at his nape, which indicated that he was not alone. Despite being so quiet, he knew there were people lurking behind the shadows.  He positioned himself to be ready in case someone attacks him from behind.  Matt met his eyes, and they nodded to each other, understanding there was no going back in executing their plan. Everything must go without a hitch.  “Althea!” Matt shouted. He heard his own voice as it bounced back within the walls of the compound. He looked up at the ceiling and made sure he was alert.  No one responded.  “We know you’re here,” Matt said in a loud voice. He turned around and inspected every corner of the gigantic empty place.  A huge

Aria replaced her white wedding gown with black pants, a leather jacket, and combat boots. She tied her waving curly hair earlier into a bun and prepared all the other equipment they could bring to be used against the Valles.  Despite having an army of hybrids, Aria can’t just go there unprepared.  The rest of the pack who would fight with her made the wedding venue earlier into a space for training and preparation. From a white occasion earlier, their sanctuary turned into a training ground with kids as young as twelve throwing daggers at targets made of woods.  Matt looked up at her and nodded. She smiled and nodded back at him, then Matt continued on teaching one child in aiming at the target.  “We can’t these kids come,” Aria told Lizzie.  “They know they can’t go with you to