“I think I fell in love with you all over again,” Alastor said, seeing her fight for the first time today. Hearing him say that Vevina was distracted by him and in that moment the balloon that she had brought back from the carnival and which she was tying to the handle of a drawer flew up to the ceiling.“Look what you did,” she said, staring up at the balloon stuck to the ceiling out of her reach. She had purposely ignored his comment about love feeling her cheeks flare in embarrassment. She thought she had been smooth with her change of topic but Alastor could see the brightened red of her cheeks and grinning at her he went up to her and jumping up he caught hold of the string easily and tied the balloon for her.Staring at him with her jaw slacked at the inhumane ability of his she noticed him chuckle at her surprise and grunting at him she muttered, “I am sure any werewolf could do that, don’t show off like you are better than the others.”“Oh but I am,” he said, crashing onto his

Vevina had been stealing glances at Alastor for the past ten minutes as he corrected the test sheets that he had prepared for her and she had just answered. She had never before felt this tense. She never had to make anyone proud enough to praise her but she was looking forward to his.“Hmm,” the sound escaping him made her look at him directly only to see that he was turning through another page while correcting it. She had tried making out her results as she watched him correct it but she was unable to get any information. His face was a blank mask.Playing with the hem of her loose shorts she decided to go and drink some water in the meantime to calm her down. Alastor had told her that the quicker she would be ready to be a Luna the quicker she would be able to meet his pack. Which would in turn stop from looking for a mate for him?The thought of someone else taking her place by his side boiled her blood and murder was the only answer that came to her head. She would kill and brin

Vevina stared at his face barely registering the question that he asked. Her body was gripped by a kind of fear that was hard for her to understand. She knew that she should slam the door into his face but she could barely speak as she continued to stare at his grinning face.“Looks like you are just as happy to see me as I am to see you,” she heard him say and then she watched as his eyes narrowed at her lack of response and he commanded, “Come here Vevina. Come and give me a hug. Don’t be rude. This isn’t how you should react to the only person who loves you.”As if her body had been a puppet in his arms she felt herself step towards him. While she wanted to run away and hide she couldn’t bring herself to do that. There was a strange feeling all over her body as she stared into his eyes. She had to listen to him.How could possibly refuse him?“Good, you are still such a meek woman,” he mumbled, making her want to deny his claims but she once again found it hard to even keep her mou

“I don’t know how I feel about this,” Vevina confessed, finding all the information that she had just been given by Alastor to be very strange.To let him sink his canines into her neck for a process called marking sounded painful. The prospect of a future where they both would be bound together for ever and ever certainly brought peace to her mind but the process wasn’t exactly something she understood.The fact that her ex-boyfriend had been a vampire who might have extracted blood from her wounds in a similar manner was pricking her soul, wondering if she should trust another mythical creature.But even as her logic tried to make her be wary of the situation, her heart that had already been leaning and listening to every word that Alastor spoke was trying to convince her to trust him.“If this marking and mating is something that will connect us together for the rest of our lives in such a manner that even your pack can't tear us away then why didn’t you use this before? You could

“Luna no! Don’t do it Jeivel is one of our strongest warriors,” Clarissa said, coming to her side worried about her. She didn’t understand how a human could even say that to a wolf knowing the strength that they were capable of.“Clarissa, come back here,” Jax said, worried that she might hurt herself in the process. By now he had seen enough to know that Vevina was capable of anything that she believed in. He had been the one Alastor had called to get the haunted house cleaned where she had killed two of the rogues with just a dagger.She wasn’t a weak human.“But how can we let her get hurt-” Clarissa said at a loss of words as to why nobody was protesting her challenge. Why isn’t Alastor doing anything to save his mate? Didn’t he care about her?“Are you sure? I don’t want to kill you and then risk an angry Alpha on my back,” Jeivel said, scoffing at the arrogant manner in which she had dared him to a fight.“I promise you that Alastor will bring you no harm no matter what happens