All Chapters of The Hidden She-Wolf: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

Salem I long to see the outside world and to be around wolves that are my age. Eighteen. It can be tiresome sometimes to dwell on a life in hiding and talk to the only wolf I knew, my grandmother. I yearn for something new to happen in my life. I was born into a pack called the River Pack. All members had supernatural abilities to prevent bodies of water from dying. They could locate any source of water through a spiritual feeling that guided them. My mother, the Luna, had far more powers. She could heal a sick or dying person with just a droplet of water. She knew when it was going to rain, and when she cried, the sky did too. The river pack felt loved because of their powerful abilities, which seemed godlike. All packs referred to them as descendants of the moon goddess. But one pack didn't: the Grey Pack. They saw us as a threat and believed we were manipulating the others to become the rulers of all packs. They attacked the River Pack the day I was born, killing them all. My gra

SalemMy four feet were carrying me from the depths of the forest, further away from my home. I could feel how unsafe it was where I was heading. The more I trotted, the more I glanced behind me until my home was nowhere in my sight.What was I doing?As much as I feared dying of hunger, I, too, could die outside of the depths of the forest.I paused, panting under a large tree, at my troublesome thoughts.My tongue hung from my mouth as I took quick breaths, and my heart palpitated as I observed my new surroundings. The sight of it gave me chills. There was too much light where I was. I was visible and easily seen by other predators, such as wolves, which was not good. I could never feel safe here.My ears and nose were on alert the entire time for any wolf that could possibly spot me. Luckily, I sensed none. I had enough time to quickly catch my prey and hurriedly return. My back rested against the tree, and my body quivered nervously as my eyes closed and my nose raised, sniffing th

Salem "Take her to the meeting square. I will be with you within a minute," said the alpha as his angry eyes left mine and he hurriedly returned inside his home. My eyes never left him as he did. I was still frightened by his growl. His growl was so powerful. Once again, they were forcefully pulling me away from my home. As they did, I whined and they kicked me to the side to shut me up. I growled in pain. I felt tears forming in my eyes, but again, I managed to fight them back and conceal my identity. They pulled into a strange area. Several wolves were there. In the center of the area, they tied me to a pole. I immediately stood on my feet as they did. I tried to break the chain, but with every attempt, I failed. I was still weak from hunger, and the chain was too strong for me. I looked around terrifyingly at everyone while my heart raced in my chest. They all just stood there, waiting to see what was going to happen. "He's here." I heard a whisper in the crowd. My attention

Salem I was still in the same spot as yesterday. The outside was soaked with rain from all my tears, and my fur remained smeared in blood—blood that was now dried to my fur, reminding me of every scar the cruel alpha gave me. My wounds had closed up, but they left scars that seemed they were never going to go away. Raindrops found their way into the tree, creating a small puddle. My head looked down into it, and tears formed in my eyes seeing the word he wrote on my forehead—nothing. I whimpered, recalling him saying it. His voice kept repeating in my head, and I spun around, changing my position. My ears suddenly rose, and my nose sniffed, scenting that I was not alone. Wolves were near my home. I stood up, frightened, trying to locate their direction. I sensed one not too far from the tree I was, but the other I had somehow lost his scent. I had to leave, knowing I wasn't safe here. How did they find my territory? I couldn't help thinking I was the one who led them here after lea

Salem I whimpered, frightened, and in pain. He bit off my tail. "When I'm through with you, you won't look like a wolf, you scoundrel. You and your kind don't deserve to be called wolves; you're all low-life and a disgusting rogue." Immediately, I turned around to flee for my life. He leaped readily to sink his teeth into my neck. My eyes closed, preparing for my death. Suddenly, my eyes opened upon hearing a fight. I was surprised to see two wolves from the Dark Moon Pack fighting the two grey wolves. Quickly, I turned around and ran away from them. Tears emerged from my eyes. I could not fight back the tears from the great pain I was undergoing. The Grey Pack had killed my entire pack, robbing me of a life of happiness and peace I could have had, and now one had bitten off my tail. I returned in the same direction I was coming from, not having anywhere else to go. The rain caused by my tears soaked my body. I ran for my life and for my safety, scared that the Grey Pack might some