All Chapters of Wolfsbane - Finding The Wolf Within : Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

He felt relief flood his body like endorphins flooding his brain. He was almost high as he peered down at his breathing mate. Each breath she took was music to hears and soothing ointment his soul and his wolf howled in happiness inside him. Viridian eyes stared down at sapphire orbs in relief before frozen lashes covered them and her shallow breaths deepened and evened out with her unconsciousness. Aiden lifted his head and looked over his bare shoulder as his naked best friend sat there staring at the sky almost praying out of relief. His russet skin stood out in stark contrast to the bleached world around him. He turned his magenta eyes back towards his friend and they shared a long look. “I don’t know how to thank you, Griffon, truly,” came the grateful reply from the very grateful werewolf. “Don’t mention it,” the older man replied standing up from his seat next to the pale girl. Aiden stood with a lingering glance at the girl’s chest to make sure it was still moving, comfort

The white powder crunched beneath his bare feet with each hurried step he took as Aiden rushed through his home, Black Pines Forest. After coming to an agreement with Griffon that he would return the girl back to her family and the town his heart had not stopped aching. His wolf rampaged in the back of his mind echoing the dissatisfaction he felt toward their mate. But as Griffon had painstakingly pointed out she was still human, she may have been his mate, and although he could sense the strength of will, that could rival any Alpha he knew she was in fact still vulnerable to the supernatural physical strength their kind possessed. Even though Aiden and his wolf would do anything to protect her even he with all his abilities and strengths could not protect her from everything. It was a hard pill to swallow for the werewolf but one he was so painstakingly aware of thanks to his much older friend. He tightened his hold on her and pulled her shivering body towards his own. She was so st

Isaac and his mother had arrived at the sheriff’s station early that morning eager to get the day started. The boy was still furious with his mother for all the lies she had told. All their life he and his twin had gone on with no idea who or what they really were. He himself had kept things from his own twin and had quite possibly destroyed their relationship forever and now he learns his mother had been doing the same. It had been a lot of information to digest in one night, they still had not seen Jayden as she had locked herself in her room. Her parents had both passed but it had been her father’s request that she never know. He had been an ordinary human who fell in love with a witch and like any human he had been against her use of magic. George Montgomery had been a simple man in his life and had wanted a simple wife with a simple life. When he had learned the true nature of the woman, he had been planning to marry he had been repulsed. Magic had never been part of his plan a

Back at the pack house, Aiden paced anxiously around his room the agitation was crystal clear on his face and in his movements. Jessabelle sat on his bed watching him with a worried expression, she may have been only eleven years old, but she was smart enough to understand something was bothering her elder brother. His short black hair was sticking up in all different directions as his finger ran through them and gave them a tug for what seemed like the thousandth time that day. After his father had banned him from visiting his mate, he had laid on the ground lost in his pain for hours before Griffon had been able to pull him out of it. They had moved back into the male pack house, Jessabelle strutting in comfortably after them in a pretty pink dress, her blonde hair shining in that silvery color his mother had once had. Griffon had convinced him that he had not been banned from going to the girl himself, only from speaking about her to the pack. Which means they could not tell anyo

Two umber-colored eyes leered at the mother and son duo as they paced back and forth from behind darkly tinted windows. The sleek pickup truck’s engine rumbled to a halt a little ways away from the one-story brick building the town called a sheriff’s station. Irritation was evident on the man’s pale face as he sneered at the two in front of him. Julian had been following the Winters family for two and a half weeks now and with each day his ire only grew. Could they really be so incompetent in their task to find a single teenage girl? All these fools living in this backwater town exhibited no sense of urgency or intelligence in their hurry to find the girl. Raymond had been getting underfoot as of late and had met the wrong end of both his brother’s wrath and his fist. Now the simpleton was recuperating from his failure to reinsert himself into that girl Jayden’s life. Because of this, he was even more useless than he normally would have been. Pale fingers drummed against the leathe