Juvia POV Looking out over the hills was just beautiful. I've never had a view like this before. The sun was high in the sky and I felt as if nothing in the world could beat this moment, until large tattooed strong arms wrapped around me, pulling me close to a hard, firm chest. I let out a soft moan as the sparks danced across my skin and I was surrounded by the scent I was always tempted by. The smell of the forest after it rains, the earth moss and a hint of dark chocolate. How I longed to have it around me at all times. “Juvia.” I moved my head to the side as I felt the movement behind me and let out another moan as lips brushed my cheek. Sparks ignited over my skin and it sent shivers all over my body. As another kiss fell onto my cheek, I couldn't help the throbbing that began in my lower body. An unusual feeling for me. “Juvia.” I heard his smooth voice whisper in my ear again and I couldn't stop the feelings it was creating hearing him say it so sweetly. “We fell asleep on

Leon POV It couldn't be Liam and Juvia yet. He would have mindlinked me before coming. I walked over to the door and opened to see a puffy eyes Susan standing in front of me. “Are you okay? What's wrong?” I knelt down to her quickly. “Is that her?” I heard Michael whisper. “She looks a bit young, and I don't smell a wolf?” Clancy replied. “Kevin. He ran off. I can't find Nate. Al went to work and Juvia isn't in her room. I didn't know where else to go.” She spoke between sniffles. I took her hand and brought her into the room, over to the love seat in the corner. She glared worriedly at the men behind me. “Don't worry about them Suz. I told them everything. They aren't going to hurt you.” I watched her look from me to them. I explained to the twins that humans are rarely in packs unless mated to a wolf so I wasn't going to tell anyone about them yet just in case it put them in danger. “Ah you're the human sister?” Clancy asked softly and she nodded her head. He got up from his

Juvia POV “Hey. I hope you hosed yourself off after this morning.” Liam popped his head around the corner, bracing me for throwing something at him I would assume. I was getting to predictable. “It was all a misunderstanding Liam.” I snapped as he came in and sat beside me. “You wanted to talk?” He shifted in his seat a little and looked around. “Yeah. But em. I wanted to wait for Leon too. He's in a meeting at the moment.” “Why are you acting weird?” I glanced at him and he gave me an awkward smile. “I am not. It's just a weird subject.” He tried to shrug it off but I could tell it was bothering him. “Fine.” I got up from the table and washed my plate before turning to Liam. “Since we are waiting on Leon to be finished who knows when. You can give me a lift.” He cocked his head. “A lift? To where? You don't know anywhere.” “Shannon told me about a little book shop just in one of the small villages. Pepfield?” “Really? Your dragging me to Pepfield to get books?” He moaned like

Unknown POV I've heard that members of that bloody pack are going out into the human world to find more information on her. We can't let that happen. We need to find a way to destroy her records. Any small thing could lead her back to the past. “More coffee sir?” Olivander took me from my thoughts and I nodded my head. “You have a meeting with two of the south land packs this morning sir. Some petty quibble over land again.” He said as he poured my fresh coffee. “And then later, you have a meeting with the human lords of the west.” I rolled my eyes. I hated meeting with the humans. They all feel like they are entitled to more rewards for keeping the secrets of our kind, but really it is for their own safety more than ours. We keep them up to date of pack borders and rogue activity and they know where they can avoid and which areas to keep their humans out of harms way. But all they could see was a way to fill more of the void left by greed. Ever time they came, they wanted more mo

“I have faith that you will stay alive.” The familiar voice of a man sounded as I once again sat in the darkness hearing howls and growling coming from the distance. 'Alice? Can you hear me. Please, it's happening again.' There was a rustling sound of bushes and a sound of hurried footsteps. “She's here, she's right here, just like he said.” Came a woman's voice sounding relieved. “Thank the goddess. I would have personally ripped the little wolves throat out if he lied to us.” Came the voice of another woman, this one however, was familiar. Like I've heard her before but I can't picture her face. I heard a low hum and felt a woosh of warm air flow over me. As both women started to chant in unison. Ligare magicae penitus intus. Abscondam ab iis qui quaerunt pueri. Abscondere potestatem quae habitat in. Donec tempus advaniat propinquis. Ligare magicae penitus intus. Abscondam ab iis qui quaerunt pueri. Abscondere potestatem quae habitat in. Donec tempus advaniat propinquis. Lig