Outside, so many wolves had gathered to hear more about what was going on, but Dean himself have no answer for them. He was as confused as they were. He didn't know what was happening and why rogues were attacking them. He needed to contact the alpha of the up north region as soon as now to know what was going on at his end. That way, he would be able to understand what was happening, and how they would tackle it all.He wished he had something to tell them, but not yet, he didn't. He sighed and shook his head. Everything had happened so fast that he hadn't been able to stop it or intervene, but that didn’t mean that he couldn't blame himself for what had happened. If he had not allowed Gabe to follow him to the border that morning, this wouldn't have happened. He should have stopped him when he said he would, but he had no idea this would happen. “Don’t you dare blame yourself!” He remembered the look that Dee have given him right before he walked out of the hospital. But he couldn

That was a nice explanation enough. What he gave was a cogent reason. They had to find out what was going on, and what they were hoping to achieve. Alex nodded her head at that and then she asked. "So what did you find out? I would like to know." She said.Dean blew out a shaky breath. That was one of the reasons why he had felt like hugging her when he came here. He knew that she needed all of the strength and support that she could get from anyone because she would still have to stay beside Gabe for a longer time than expected. He shrugged off his shoulder and said. "Well, we were able to find out that it was not an isolated attack, so no one is out to get Gabe. It just happened that the rogues got us when we were at the border. They didn't expect it, they just wanted to steal the supplies we keep at the border as many packs do. They had also attacked another pack while they were at the border with the same poison.”Alex shuddered at all Dean had just told her. This was far more w

"Are you sure the treatment is working?" Alex asked, looking up at the doctor. He had been working all night on Gabe, and that scared the shit out of her. She wasn't sure that she wanted to just sit around while all of these went on.She couldn't, that was the truth."Ms. Harris, I assure you that this procedure will work. I'm trying all I can on the alpha. I know it's normal for you to worry, but if the negativity is much, it might affect the energy around this place and the outcome, so please be calm." The doctor said to her.Alex thought that she had just heard wrongly. What was the doctor suggesting? She asked herself, but as she wanted to ask, Cara stopped her. She had been standing with her since she started to talk to the doctor. "Calm down, Alex. I know you want to know that everything is going smoothly, but I hope you also put it in mind that the doctor is trying all he can." She said.Alex knew that, but she was still scared. Why wouldn't anyone see that that was normal? It

The last thing Alex remembered was hearing voices shouting her name as she passed out. At least, that was what she thought had happened when she woke back up. It was dark outside when she woke up, and the room she was in was dimly lit as well. She could see the sky from behind the curtain a little bit when her eyes came into focus and she squinted them as she looked around the room.It took her time to realize that someone was sitting beside her. A man was sitting there calmly, but she couldn't see him properly. At first, she had thought that it was Gabe, so she tried to sit up too fast and a dizzy spell came over her, so she groaned, causing the man to look her way and called out her name.It wasn't Gabe but Dean. He quickly sat forward in his chair and asked. "Hey, are you all right?" his voice was soft and gentle, but she could hear the concern that was there. She wondered if he was going to tell her that she had been dreaming about Gabe, but he didn't say anything as he waited fo

"It's been three days now, Alex, but you won't stop crying. That's not good enough you know." Cara said as she sat beside her on the bed. She looked down at Alex with her head buried in the pillow.She had been crying for those three days, and Cara couldn't really blame her, but she hated to see her like this, not when everyone else had gone back to normal. Cara knew how hard it would be and if she was in her shoes, she might probably do the same or more, but she wasn't doing that now. She was sitting here beside her on the bed and trying to get her to stop crying as if her life depended on crying.Agreed that what had happened was a really shaken-up thing to happen, but it was time to stop and return back to normal.Alex raised her head from the pillow as Cara shook her shoulders, her hands over them from behind her back. "What the fuck is wrong with you, Cara. Leave me the heck alone." She said, rolling her eyes at her. This was unacceptable, she thought as she stared at her. She h