While he continued to gaze at me fitfully without stopping to clatter his bunch of keys in his hand, I looked away while praying to the moon goddess that he doesn't remember a thing."You smell familiar; have we met before?"Even though I backed him, I am sure he must have felt the shock that took me out. I paused a while while waiting for him to say something again. I continuously tapped my baby's back like my life depended on it just to see if that question could be ignored.Hey, Miss, can you hear me?" He asked.I gulped a mouthful of air while my mouth gaped open. I kept thinking about them, wondering if he remembered them. One of my concerns is that I wouldn't want him to ask me which pack I was in, knowing that my father and his alpha are not on speaking terms with each other and that their issues have affected both territories.Also, the thought of getting to meet the man who has tossed me off several times is definitely not something I want."Sir, you know you can go now; I rea

After a few minutes, the beta had left, leaving only me and my son in this lonely receptionist office. God alone knows where she went. "Oh, I'm really sorry!" I heard a voice. She walked past me and went to her seat. She is a bit tall, with fair skin and curly blonde hair. Gush! with a loud make-up on her face that made her look more like a confirmed witch. "Good evening, ma'am. I have been waiting here all day. My son and I are extremely famished and tired." She threw her witch eyes on my son; she was just so carried away that she could literally hear me. I was just speaking to myself. "Madam!!!! " I screamed Immediately, she looked at me like someone who had just woken up from a long sleep. She really scared me with her intense looks toward my baby. I tugged my baby so tightly to my chest. "Oh, my daughter, I am sorry; you have a cute son; he is so charming; he has a rare kind of eye color; definitely not from you." I wish this woman could just read my mind and understa

Crossing over the street is the first mansion built by my father before we all moved to this new site. My father used to bring us to this place to play keyboard and will always play football with my brother.Adjacent to this big house is the new place we live in.I quietly sneaked into the compound through the backyard and stopped at my brother's bedroom.Peeping through his window, he was fast asleep. I knocked several times at his windows before he jumped up from his bed and flicked his lamp towards me.He raised a loud shout, but I told him not to as someone may see us, even though it was late.Stretching out his hand, he carried little Leo while I threw my bag in before I climbed inside.Dropping little Leo on the bed, he rushed and hugged me excitedly." Sis! I have really missed you; thanks for coming around." He patted my back.Tears rolled down my cheek as I looked at his sobbing face. I inhaled his scents before pulling back to observe him cry like a woman."He is growing so f

One of the pack's kids, Alina, was passing through the hallway beside the side gate, where I sat on the chair with my knees all squeezed to my chest and i sneered at her.She used to be my worst enemy in the pack because of her cruel nature towards the other kids. I disliked her for that.She stood across the fence, looking at me. At first, she liked how I was suffering but later gave me a pitiful look. She opened the gate and walked toward me. She had a blanket with her and offered it to me."No, don't worry; I will be ok." Thanks, Alina!" I said to her,"You haven't shifted yet?" She asked out of pity."No," I shrugged."In that case, I will go get others, so we will all celebrate with you as you make your first shift today." She said it excitedly."No, no, that will not be necessary; what is there to celebrate, the fact that I am homeless? No one wants me? or celebrate over my father's rejection and hatred for me and my son?" I said while tapping my head with my hand."No, Alpha Le

As we drove off from my father's house, the taxi driver asked me, "Miss, where are we headed to?" I ignored him as I was still feeling heartbroken over the fact that I may not be able to see my people again. " Hello! Aren't you hearing me? hearing me?" He looked back. "I said, where are we headed?" He asked again. "Up north, just anywhere up north is fine." I said to him, "Where exactly do I just waste my diesel carrying you around everywhere in the city?" He snarled. I didn't just want to talk to him, as I don't even know where I am going. I wouldn't want to go back to my house in the bush, and the security officer warned me not to come back. He was very clear when he said that if I dare come back, I am on my own. "Where do I go now?" I muttered to myself. My baby let out a cry, and I discovered I had no bottle water, which I told the driver. "Please, I would love to get a can of water at any supermarket you stumble into." He nodded. The driver should be in his late