'This is my freedom at last,' I thought. My heart was delighted shortly until I remember I knew no direction to take. The forest of Dengek covered a huge swath of land that I can't measure or determine which part of it is closer to human settlement. Therefore, fleeing at this slight opportunity will be a suicide mission. What I end up being eaten by a wild beast of the night? What if I fell into the hands of very bad people. What if I end up again in the hands-on "Revolutionists" while attempting to flee from many friendly werewolves than they were? That will be catastrophic if I'm ever caught by the zealots again. This time around, they will leave no stone unturned. They may decide to rule off burning me on the stake. After learning from their mistakes, they will never waste their time in having me killed. My head could be chopped off and paraded on the streets back in the town. A disgraceful death.If I think the other way round, with regards to the Werewolves. Should they be caugh

"Don't even think about it. That will be your worst mistake," whispered the alpha into my ears, while he pressed his weight on my back. He stayed in that position for some seconds before pulling back.Puzzled by his strange warning, I inquired, "What are you talking about? Have I sinned against you?" I was scared because his look had changed from being friendly to rude."Witch, I know what you have been thinking about," he began. "I know what you were thought about when gazed at this window," he said, pointing at the window which was close to where we stood.Shocked, I turned around to face him. How did he know that was exactly what I had in my mind? Was this alpha a psychic? "How did you know what I had in mind? Did you read my mind? Well, I wasn't thinking anything related to that," I lied. My lies were necessary. I feared he will get more furious at me if I tell him the truth about my one-minute escape plan.How wrong I was, for the alpha maintained his stance about my attempt to f

I woke up the next morning and found myself lying on the Alpha's bed. The one he had told me to make use of last night. As soon as my eyes opened, my memory became blurred momentarily, as I tried to remember how I got to the bed. Clearly, I never remembered walking up to the room and laying on the bed, and neither did I cover myself with any blanket. The only thing I remembered was exchanging some words with Eric before I was hit by a heavy object. So, how did I get here? I tried to get up from the bed but couldn't. When I looked around to see what was restricting me, to my surprise, my hands had been bounded and chained to the wooden part of the bed. There was no way I could leave that room."Help! Help! Somebody help me!" I screamed.My screams never lasted as Alpha Ammon was sitting close to the door. He had been looking at me the whole time without me noticing."Why are you screaming, witch? You Had a bad dream, I guess?""Why am I been chained to the bed like an animal?""Becaus

Our special moment of reunification with joy and happiness never lasted. While we were in the embrace of each other, a tiny dart from nowhere landed on Leah's back. We had to let go of each other to find out what had opened. A voice was heard."Got ya!"We turned around to the source of the voice and behold, he was no other but the number one enemy among the three wolf-brothers. "You again!" Exclaimed Leah. "I will not let a repetition of last time. I will teach you a proper lesson this time," she folded her palms and was about to make a spell when I intervened."Wait a minute Leah, you know him?" I asked."Yes, of course, I know the bastard. He tried to kill with three wolf brothers but somehow, I managed to escape. It was mere luck that I survived their onslaught. However, what he doesn't know is that then and now are not the same. I will give him the taste of what they did to me last time," Leah folded her arms again to face off with Derek, who never looked like he was worried by

"Lock her up!" insisted Alpha Ammon. Thank God Leah was never killed as had been suggested by the evil Derek. "She will die if no one attends to her wound on time," I said, while still reeling from the pain Ammon had inflicted on me when he tried to make me open up aboutout who Leah was. I have no idea if my request sounded appealing to the alpha. "No one should attend to her," he said. He turned to me, "but you Louis can attend to her after she is kept under our maximum watch." The alpha turned to leave but then, halted his movement. "I almost forgot, a witch who is going take care of her when we are gone to Murdoch?"I need not told what her intention was at that moment. He simply implied that we should let Leah die since we will be leaving for Murdoch that morning. I knew the alpha was desperate and would do anything to break his curse. If I must save Leah from the hands of death then, I must come up with a witty plan. "Sir, there is another problem I have told you," I told hi