Gwyneth We spent almost a week in the Clement pack, and Marcus was yet to find anything concrete on the Delta. He had begun to think my father had given us false information because the so-called payments did not reflect in Lucas' accounts, and his emails were clean. The hacker checked his deleted mails too, and it was as if there was no exchange between him and my uncle. It made both of us wonder why anyone would want to lead my father in that direction. It also made Marcus declare my Uncles' mistress as a person of interest. Although Marcus did not want to say it, my father was also a person of interest, and the alleged false information that he had brought had made things worse. I couldn't despise it, but I hoped that Marcus would not move against him until he was sure it was him. I had prepared my mind for the worst. But I hoped deep down it wouldn't come to that. Marcus finally had a lead on Udlrich and decided to check it out. I was to return to our pack alone without him. I di

Gwyneth I heard someone enter the room and I became scared. Thinking someone had come to take advantage of me, I was on the defensive. Lucas's action had left me jittery, and the fact that Marcus hadn't spoken to me in almost forty-eight hours didn't help either. "It's me, Gwen," I heard Marcus voice, and I got up and pounced on him immediately. I hugged him tightly. "It's a lie, Marcus," I said, on and on and on, but he was stiff and didn't hug me back, so I pulled away from him. He went to shower and spent a lot of time in the shower. I was nervous and worried and didn't know what to do. I didn't know if he was going to end things or put me on probation. I didn't know what he was going to do to me at all. When he came out of the bathroom in his boxer shorts, I was worried, so I walked to him, but he pushed me and held me against the wall. I wanted to cry, but I held it together. He took in my scent and didn't say anything. I knew I had held my breath, but it was out of worry. T

Gwyneth We got ready early in the morning and headed off to the warehouse where Uldrich was being held. I was so excited that Marcus allowed me to come along, and I couldn't hide it. He kept smiling at me. Instead of driving, he had a Kappa drive us to the venue. Michael sat at the passenger's seat, and there were two vans loaded with warriors accompanying us to the venue. The orders were simple, in the event of an attack, three warriors were to detach and get me to safety. I didn't like it, but I had promised not to get involved, and I knew I had to keep that promise. The warehouse was heavily guarded, and I could understand why Marcus was being careful. Uldrich was the pharmaceutical scientist behind the drug. The Baron might not want us to get the wealth of information he had. "Are you nervous?" Marcus asked me, laying his hand on mine, and I looked at him and smiled. "A bit," I replied, and he kissed me passionately, then placed his hand gently on my flat belly. "Don't be," he

Gwyneth Marcus did not sleep in the room. He had left by the time I came out of the shower, and for the first time, I was glad he wasn't around. I had realised something very painful. The hard part was I couldn't switch off my emotions. Leah was so distraught, that she was silent. I sat in bed with my hands on my belly and feared for my future and that of my child. I was dealt a shitty card by fate. If I hadn't met Marcus, maybe I would have been with Mason. I began to replay everything. Marcus was cold and unkind towards me. The first time he touched me, was because he felt I was on heat, and I would go to Mason. Marcus consummated the marriage and bragged to Mason about it, and when I ran to Mason when he refused to claim me, he lost it. I realised that it wasn't because he loved me. He wasn't used to losing, and I had let him win, but I had no choice. I was already his. I cried a bit and then dried my eyes. Knowing Marcus's love had limits broke me, but I respected him for not lyin

Gywneth. Two days passed since Marcus left for the Wind Pack, and I got no word from him. He called me when he got to the area but had remained silent since then. I was worried because I did not expect the fight to take this long. Not knowing what was going on made me very uneasy. I tried to get Alfred to give me an update, but he claimed to be ignorant of the situation. Deep down inside me, I knew he was lying, but I couldn't prove it, so I waited. I was sleeping when Alfred knocked on my door the third day. He was frantic, and I knew something was wrong. "Luna Gwen," he said, trying to figure out how to place his words, and I knew something had happened. I began to shake immediately. Leah was unstable, and it affected me. "I need to get you to safety," he confessed. "Why?" I asked him as calmly as I could manage, and he didn't know how to put his words, "Just say it, Alfred!" I snapped at him impatiently. "They have overpowered Alpha Marcus, and they intend to execute him publi