Months after the vampires had lost their powers thanks to Sabrina, the Crimson Witch, a sense of newfound hope and unity spread across the supernatural and human realms. Sabrina and Andrei, the once duty-bound couple, found themselves drawn to each other by a love that had blossomed during their shared trials and victories. It was under the warm embrace of this love that they decided to hold another wedding ceremony, to overwrite the memory of their previous vows with a celebration that represented their true feelings.The venue was a picturesque garden bathed in the soft glow of moonlight, a symbol of the ethereal bond between Sabrina, the last of the Crimson Witches, and Andrei, the steadfast Alpha of the werewolves. The garden was adorned with vibrant flowers that seemed to shimmer with an otherworldly radiance, and delicate lanterns hung from the trees, casting a gentle, golden light that danced upon the faces of the gathered guests.The night was alive with an electric energy as

As the years rolled by in their peaceful pack, Andrei, the once fierce alpha, found himself facing a new challenge—one he hadn't quite anticipated. He was growing bored. The routine of defending territories and managing pack affairs was beginning to lose its luster, and Andrei longed for excitement and adventure.‌Lucas, Andrei's ever-loyal sidekick and closest confidant, couldn't help but notice the restlessness creeping into the alpha's eyes. He had a knack for reading Andrei like an open book, and mischief danced in his eyes as he concocted a plan to bring some zest back into their lives.‌One sunny morning, Lucas sauntered over to Andrei, an impish grin on his face. "You know, Andrei," he began, "I've been thinking. Our territory is pretty expansive, but it could be even bigger, you know?"‌Andrei raised an eyebrow, his curiosity piqued. "Oh? And how do you propose we do that?"‌Lucas leaned in conspirat

While the playful exchange involving David, Andrei, Lucas, and Rosey persisted, David couldn't resist steering the conversation toward Sabrina. With a mischievous glint in his eye, he inquired, "Speaking of which, Andrei, I couldn't help but notice that Sabrina isn't part of our little get-together. Where might she be?"‌Andrei scratched his head with a grin. "Well, somebody had to stay behind at the den, guarding the heart of our territory, you know?"‌Lucas, always ready for some humor, chimed in, "Guarding the heart of the territory, or guarding her heart from you, Andrei?"‌David couldn't resist the opportunity for a playful jab. He chuckled and said, "Ah, Andrei, my friend, I thought there might be some discord between you two."‌Andrei raised an eyebrow, his competitive spirit kicking in. "Discord? Not at all. We're rock-solid, David."‌David, wearing an innocent facade, pressed on w

As Andrei reached the hospital, his worn-out countenance unmistakably revealed the immense exertion he had exerted to arrive as swiftly as he could. He appeared nearly breathless, bearing witness to his determination to be present beside Sabrina during this pivotal juncture.‌David, renowned for his light-hearted taunts, found it impossible to resist a jest. Sporting a mischievous grin, he playfully remarked, "Andrei, my dear friend, they do say that a husband should forever stand by his wife's side, especially during significant moments like these."‌Andrei, usually able to take jokes in stride, turned to David with a scowl. The exhaustion and anxiety from his journey had left his patience shorter than usual.‌Lucas, ever perceptive, recognized the tension in the room and quickly jumped in to lighten the mood with one of his signature bad dad jokes. He chuckled and said, "Well, David, you see, Andrei was in such a rush to get here that he almost beat the hospital's Wi-Fi signal. H