“Alpha Keegan, please.” I apologized, feeling my heart racing. “Where are you taking me to? Please, I’m sorry for everything I might’ve done.” Alpha Keegan didn’t say a word as he pulled me up the stairs and to his room. He shut the door and slammed me against the wall. “Are you out of your mind? Do you think it’s funny to go around being flirty with Vladimir? Don’t you remember your place?” “I'm sorry Alpha.” I apologized, sensing tears trickle at the corner of my eyes as my breath quickened. “Who are you?”That was random, but I answered, “Jane Williams.”“I asked who the fuck are you?!” He yelled this time. “An– an omega.”“Dark Stone pack omega, my omega.” The amber color in his eyes darkened as his brows knitted. “Yes, Alpha.” I bowed, allowing the tears to roll down my face.“That’s good. You have no right to go around acting jovial with Vladimir. You even let him train you and touch you. Do you think you belong to this pack now? You’re nothing but a useless omega for Dark

I wondered what Vladimir was speaking about. Why was he talking about Alpha Keegan to his father? Well… why did I care? I didn’t want him to notice me and think I was eavesdropping again, so I tiptoed my way out of his presence, returning to my search for Chloe. After searching around for her, yet to no avail, I retreated to the bedroom and fell on the bed, spreading my arms out. I wondered what was going on in Alpha Keegan’s head. What did he think of me now? Was he going to think I was crazy for flirting with him? Was he going to figure out my intention for doing so? Gosh, I needed help. *** ~ SCARLETT ANDERSON ~“Are there more volunteers?” I asked Shane. He scanned the list of names on his notebook with the head of his pen before shaking his head negatively. “Not anymore. There aren’t new people being added to the pack like before.” “Yes, I also noticed that. It's a good thing, in a way.” I shrugged one shoulder. “What else do we need to do?” “Just training the new weaker

The owner of the hand pivoted me, covering my mouth again, making my screams almost silent. “It's me.” The deepness of her voice scared me even more. “Please don’t shout.” Kim removed the piece of cloth from my mouth, shoving it into the pocket of her black sweatpant. She still had her dark aura, dressed in a black sweater, black sweatpants, and black boots, but her bold eyeliner wasn’t there, making her eyes shine and look less gothic. “Why are you here? What do you want from me?” I panted to catch my breath, glancing at the door and calculating how long it’ll take to run to the door. “Please don’t run.” Like she could read my mind. “I’m deeply sorry for leaving you in the forest and running away. I was very scared. I promise you I’m not that bad as a person. I’d never leave someone that’s not an enemy to be in danger.” As much as I didn’t want to trust her, the calmness and sincerity in her tone seemed genuine.“Why did you run away? I was attacked by a rogue.” I frowned, still t

I couldn’t sleep properly last night. Flashback of Kim being shot recurred in my head. It felt like I could’ve still saved her, but I left. I knew I had no power to do anything and the gunshot would've killed me too. If only I had gone earlier, If only I was a bit stronger as a werewolf to heal from a gunshot if I had saved her. As much as I felt guilty for Kim’s death, my curiosity was eating me up pretty badly. What did she have to tell me? Was our pack in danger? Why did she want to tell me and on one else? Why did her killer take her bag and paper? What was in it? “Stupid me. I could’ve picked the paper on the floor while she searched for whatever she was searching for. What did the dark heart behind the paper symbolize?” I questioned myself and groaned at my puzzled state. There was a knock on the room door, accompanied by Mason’s voice, “is the omega in here?”“yes, I am.” I replied and scuttled to the door to open it. “Good morning, Gamma.” I bowed my head.“Alpha is calling

~ JANE ~ I shoved the last piece of my belongings into my plastic bag as well as the red dress, because Chloe insisted that I take it. “I can’t believe you were drunk last night.” She shook her head. “Me neither. I still feel tipsy.” “Girl, you’ll need to train and work on your strength.”“I wish I could, but I can’t. If I had known, I’d have spent more time training with your pack members. I probably got accustomed to being here and forgot that I was going to be returning.” I sighed. “Me too. I got so used to you, now I’ll miss you so fucking much.” She pulled me into a hug. “Please don’t forget me. Your stupid pack will make your life a living hell. Plus, they didn’t let you have a phone for me to call you.”“We might never see each other again.” I returned her hug, feeling water trickle at the corner of my eyes. “Don’t worry.” She pulled away. “I’ll make sure I get in touch with you no matter what. I'll definitely see you again. Plus, you’ll need to keep me updated about how