ALPHA REX. I let Zena out of her room the next day and although her eyes held surprise at seeing me standing by the door of her room, she masked it with a frown. “What do you want?” She rudely asked.“Come out. Let’s have breakfast.” I said calmly to her even when I wanted to do more than just talk to her in a calm way. I still couldn’t get the scene of her and Omega out of my head but for some reason, I just couldn’t bring myself to call her out on it either. “Why? Do you suddenly feel guilty after locking me up for days?” She snapped. I sighed, I didn’t have time for this. Alpha Tauren was already on his way and my men were already on standby. I already planned to meet Alpha Tauren away from home and the only place that could be possible was the Banes club. I was just going to leave that morning without having to see my sister but I couldn’t stop myself from heading for her wing. I must have been delusional to think she would smile or laugh at me the way I saw and heard her la

ALPHA REX. I’ve heard stories of the meeting hall in my pack and how it used to be before I took over. My earliest memories of it was when I was younger…way too young to be locked up like an animal at the time. I’d been a waddling toddler who knew nothing so being allowed in a place as important as that was a privilege I got from being a pup and also the future Alpha of the pack. The Alpha and Luna of the pack converged at the hall with other high-ranking members of the pack to discuss the important issues concerning the pack. Invited Alpha’s and guests from other packs were also received at that hall. There, they made and broke destinies with just words of mouth and writings of ink on pieces of papers. I destroyed it the moment I took over. It was one of their many legacies that I didn’t leave standing. I didn’t exactly bring the building down but I dispersed the high-ranking wolves and instilled fear in everyone of them. Some moved out of the pack while some were still around,

EUDORA. It all started from the very moment Alpha Tauren stepped out of that car and I was brought face to face with the very reason I was escaping in the first place. It had been too late to run by then and before I knew it, I was bundled up into one of the cars. My screams threatened to bring the roof of the car down but the men didn’t care as they drove me to an unknown place.Every other thing happened quickly, too fast for my brain to comprehend all at once but one thing had my brain reeling with the same words over and over again. I almost died!I tasted death. It was literally at the tip of my tongue and it was the most unpleasant and painful thing ever. It was nothing compared to all the times I’ve been in danger. Dear Goddess, my heart was literally in my mouth! Alpha Rex had almost killed me and I would have been dead right now if it wasn’t for Zena suddenly coming out of nowhere to save my life. Once again, Zena came to my rescue. Looking at Alpha Rex, now in the pool

EUDORA. The Alpha's home always had a deathly silence about it but its severity worsened after that day. It was like everything was on hold and even the hasty footsteps of Lillian, going up and down the corridor no longer sounded like music to my ears. Everyone was trying too hard to forget what could not be easily forgotten. It was impossible to forget something that hangs in the air and fills you with dread. I for one couldn’t forget. No…it wasn’t easy to forget how I almost died at the hands of a man who hated me and then saved him when he got hurt only for me to face a harsh response from him after he woke up. It was all I could think about as well as how I was going to leave the Angels and Banes pack soon. The Beta whose name I already found out was Logan, already gave me his word even after the first day he made the promise. I knew I should be thankful to Logan. He was quiet but kind and he went against his Alpha to make a Beta vow to me. Just like Gammas were known for th

EUDORA. Other than my shame, there was nothing to take with me as I left the Angels and Banes pack. I would have said I was leaving just the way I came if my already broken heart wasn’t shattered completely and the pieces scattered carelessly in places where they couldn’t be easily found. When I came here, I was in a little bubble of my own uncertainty. I was empty inside, broken and unsure of what life would throw at me next. So no, I wasn’t leaving the same way I came here. My heart, as broken as it was, was full now. Here, I found friendship in the most unlikely way. Found kindness in an elderly woman who was the second person to think me “special” after Conan. In the midst of it all, I found brutality like no other but when I went down on my knees and looked into those silver eyes…and saw the little flicker of emotion that could have been easily missed, I had the conviction that I could pull through whatever brutal treatment I would get. I was convinced that all I needed wa