Marsai Striding out of the bedroom to stand in front of the only full length mirror in my room, it displayed a paler looking woman I barely recognised. So I left her there, deciding it was finally time to leave. To leave the suede walls and the expensive drapes.I rub some coconut lotion and apply some olive ointments to the "love bites", I laugh pitifully at the irony of it. I wasn't even close to caring for the Fenrir, yet he had marked me in more ways than life itself had scarred me. I put on one of the dresses my father gave me on my 18th, it was teal with black rose patterns and a white lace embroidery on the end the sleeves, the neck and at the tails of the dress.It was pretty and light. Enough to be seen as a normal day's outing like any regular day. I bring out the remaining of the clothes I have left in my chest drawer and throw them on the bed. As for my next plan, it was half baked at the moment. I debated on my choices as I sorted my clothes. Taking very light and simp

Marsai POVI can't just go back to my room. I also can't seek Leah’s help because I can't find her after searching for a while.The only way was to go to the Alpha's quarters. There was a fair chance that I would locate her on my way there or on her way back. I silently prayed in my mind that Fenrir wasn't back yet.I walk briskly in my long dress towards the open courtyard going through the back corridors. This isn't the convenient entrance but it had the least amount of guards and right now, it didn't even have any which was strange. The maids on duty had also vanished. Okay, this is strange. There usually was one or two around, performing one task or the other. The reason soon presented itself as I heard a growl, followed by a shill cry. Leah.My brain twitches and my legs instantly move with a mind of their own. I found myself sprinting to the front passage to make sure it wasn't what I was thinking. When I got there, Fenrir was dangling from his hands.Her hair made me rea

Fenrir POVI decided to visit the training grounds today.Usually, I would stand and watch from the vast balcony as the men train so as not to put fear in them than I already did. I believe they would stay their best and show no form of weakness even though they lose an arm. But my reason for being on the mainground today was because of a good source who told me about my Luna's whereabouts. How she had been busy with her Luna duties; watching over the pack comrades' training, food supply, and refills of the concrete walls on the north park. Her supportive actions made me smile, though a bittersweet smile because I knew I could have been there by her side. She wouldn't even let me touch her."Good afternoon, Alpha. My apologies, there are no canopy set up for you Alpha, we weren't-"I raised my hand and he went mute. He is one of the comrades and he's apologizing for something I didn't really care about. I wasn't here for them at all. They could all burn in crisps of Valhalla and I

Marsai"How else do you explain landing the carriage for a day out?" I squint my eyes at her."Woah...The Alpha's paranoia is slowly rubbing off on you, I see.." She shakes her head in disappointment staring out the window."I'm not paranoid. Just curious." I decided to correct her choice of words."Love, you are. Or at least you are getting there. Because if you weren't, you would remember that you are The Luna. I mean you second rule this entire park and you are worried that he's putting me up to get you back to him?" Leah cleared up the air and my heart flustered. She was right, I was getting paranoid."I'm sorry...that's not what I meant." I apologized realizing how angst I came off."It's okay. Besides, if he was trying to get to you through anyone, It would be Elena. If he was going to use me, this carriage would be heading towards the Alpha quarters right now and you would be tied up." Leah chuckled, nudging me by the shoulder."Hey. Forget Fenrir for today, it's you and I now

FenrirI woke up with my head feeling like it was a 6ft hole down my pillow. The bright light of dawn made me groan and my mouth tasted like a dirt road scorched by the desert sun. Thankfully enough, it didn't last long as my body readily fixed itself. I took a quick, glad to finally get rid of the alcohol stench. Glad I woke up early, I walked into the kitchen once again to try and prepare breakfast for Marsai. This time, I kept a watchful eye on the eggs so as not to burn up too much. I added condiments like carrot, green peas, and lastly bread. I placed a cup of fresh milk on the side onto the tray and walked to her room carefully.I felt proud of myself as I looked at the tray. It came out better than I expected and I hope she liked it. No, not just like, I hoped she would fill her stomach up with it. My heart started racing and I steadily recollected the times she had appropriately rejected or ignored the food and let it go sour. My heart sank, making me feel hurt. If she l