Beverly heard a rumor that Alex was in the middle of getting her wolf out, and she had been sad ever since. That just simply meant that she was in her final stage of completing everything that was needed to become the Luna of the pack, a pack that was supposed to belong to her. She knew she had to do something, but she had no idea what, so she was just mopping around, thinking over and over in her head. For some reason, her mother had traveled again, but she guessed it was because she knew people would know about what she did again, seeing as everyone now know who the child was and who the parents were. Beverly had been the one to do that, playing one odd against her because she wanted to get back at her for not helping her get Gabe back. The thought made her smile. "Good riddance.” She whispered as she sat in the pack’s kitchen, watching her ramen boil. She had been junk eating for a couple of days now, but she was also craving noodles so here she was. This was probably because s

"She already told you not to fire the woman, Gabe.” "Yes, Alpha. You have to take it easy." Alex heard Cara and Dee’s voices speaking in hushed tones and she thought she was dreaming. She turned and she realized she was on something really soft, moaning. There was a pain in her head, and when she opened her eyes, she shut them again, the light in the room so bright it was blinding. Groaning, she moved to her back and then she felt the space beside her dip. “Hey, sis. How are you feeling?” Cara asked. With a shrug, she said. "I feel like my head would roll off any minute if I’m not careful.” She said, opening her eyes slowly with her hands shielding them. “Well, thankfully you don’t look so pale anymore.” She said and Alex smiled up at her, then suddenly her eyes went huge, and she felt something clawing at her. She knew she needed to get the hell out of the room. It was as if something was trying to break free from her, and her best guess was that it was her wolf. She saw Cara

"What do you mean I saved you?" Alex asked him, curious to know what that meant. He was talking about the flash of vision she saw while at the cabin about how she saw a small boy. He paused, scrutinizing her for a moment before he looked down and picked up his glass of wine to take a sip.“I should think it was before your parents took you to the orphanage. They were still keeping you away, but I came to their house to play with Dean. My mom had just died, and there I was seeing you that summer. I had always thought that it was Cara I saw when I grew up, and not once did I think that it was someone else." He put down the cup he was holding. "It was a time when I was at my lowest. It happened that Mom had just died and Dad was still grieving. He was also being an asshole, so grandmother offered to take us with her, but I was as stubborn as he was and refused to go," he heaved a sigh, shaking his head slowly. "I didn't want to leave him alone, or that was what I thought, but now I kne

"Would you like to stay with me tonight?” That question had been asked since they entered the house, and now, they were on the stairs, and that was what Alex could think about. She didn't answer him, but she should. They soon got to his door, and he paused to look at her. "Do you want to stay with me tonight, baby?” he asked again.Alex knew what would happen tonight if she decide to spend the night in his room. She had practically been waiting for this very moment, and it was here not, but she was nervous as hell. Slowly, she nodded her head, and Gabe grabbed her hand, opened the door of his room, and pulled her in. The moment the door closed back, he pushed her gently against it, and then in three easy strides, he closed the distance between them, wrapping his arms around her and pushing closer to her.Alex had never really thought much about the moment before their kiss, but she didn't think that she would ever forget the way he looked at her right before his lips pressed greedi

When she woke up that evening, hours later, she stretched and looked around her room to see that it was slightly dark. It was dark outside as well, and the moon was high in the sky. Beverly could see that Anna was done with the orange and had helped her make the juice because in place of the basket of oranges was a jug with the juice in it. She smiled and yawned, then she stood up and walked to the bathroom to ease herself. She would be going out soon to get something important she needed for her plan soon, but she wanted it to be very late before she had to leave so that no one would see her go or come. She needed an alibi for that, and Anna would be the perfect one if no one else saw her leave her room. She knew she would swear that she had been in her room all night long and that she couldn't have gone out. After she was done, she flushed the toilet and walked back into her room, then she sat on the bed and looked around for her phone. She found it lying on the table she had sa