Lilith shook her head before chuckling.“Do you mind letting Blaze come through?” She asked Bash politely.Bash whined but reluctantly let Blaze get back into control.‘That was the shittiest remark I’ve ever heard in my entire life.’ Blaze commented on Bash’s weird and kinky remark.‘Whatever.’ His wolf growled unsatisfactorily.“Sorry about that.” Blaze apologized on Bash’s behalf.“It’s okay.” She said with a nod.“Mind if we lay down?” He slowly asked her, afraid of what her response would be like.Her response was… better than he thought it would be.She surprisingly pulled him until they were both laying down, his chest to her back as she put his arm around her waist.He pressed his back against the back of the couch and pulled her closer, his hand held firmly over her stomach.“Don’t you

Blaze’s wolf stirred anxiously. His antics made him zone out on his father’s explanation regarding an important paper. Alpha Cole sighed angrily when he noticed Blaze’s absent-mindedness. His father snapped his fingers in front of his face to get his attention. “What’s wrong?” He narrowed his eyes into calculative slits at Blaze. “How many times should I tell you to listen well when I’m talking to you?” He asked, using his commanding voice on Blaze. Blaze felt the blood rushing to his head and heard his own pulse beating in his ear. He felt his hatred level for him rising. “Blaze, look at me. Are you even listening to me?” His eyes flashed dangerously, reminding Blaze who he was in the pack, the Alpha. Blaze hissed in pain when he felt a scalding pain spread across his arm. The sharp ache shook his whole body. ‘Something is wrong with Lilith,’ Bash exclaimed alarmingly. Blaze couldn’t think about anythin

Together, Blaze and Lilith stayed clear of the pack’s tracks as they ran across the trees.  They stopped once in a while only for Blaze to check for any possible threats around their surroundings and for Lilith to catch her breath.Dried up leaves crushed underneath their feet but at this point, they couldn’t care less about the noises they were making. They were on a mission and they were set on completing it.Blaze was half pulling her and half running at a moderate speed to match her steps.He made sure not to tighten his grip around her hand since his claws had extended out, his wolf forcing him to half-shift.Bash couldn’t stay still when Blaze had to use his energy to outsmart the rogues and pack scouts. He wanted to help him get Lilith to a safer place.Lilith stole a glance at Blaze.She was finally outside and yet, she didn’t have time to appreciate the beauty of the nature around her.She

After making Lilith drink the potion that Patricia had asked Blaze to give her, they journeyed back home.He could already feel a change in Lilith’s scent. Whatever that potion was, it would conceal her scent for a week before she would have to drink another one.Dusk was already falling when they had reached Patricia’s house. If they didn’t take any break, they would reach the pack before dawn.But, it was night-time and the forests which they had to cross back over, were darker at night.The darkness wasn’t a problem for Blaze but Lilith could see nothing at all.She felt completely blinded.She nearly shit her pants when she felt his grip on her hand loosening. “Don’t let go of my hand.” There was a hint of a whine in Lilith’s voice as she tightened her fingers around his hand.“Just give me a second.” Blaze uttered as he waited for her to unclasp her fingers from his hand

Lilith couldn't tell how long she slept. She woke up in Blaze's bed.The clock read 11:37 am, but she couldn't recall the time when she fell asleep. All she knew is that she fell asleep in Blaze's arms while he carried her back home. It had to have been at least 16 hours. However long it was, it was much needed. She was exhausted. Now that she was awake, she did feel better... physically at least. The thoughts about what could have possibly happen yesterday still haunted her. She didn't have enough time to think it through after that fight.She shivered as a tremor traveled up her spine. Blaze saved her life yet again. He protected her and kept her safe. Not even a single scratch could get to her with Blaze standing in front of her as a shield. Some noises coming from the bathroom pulled her out of her trance. The water was running. There was a tray of food waiting for her on the coffee table. It held some cookies and a