All Chapters of Savannah: The Pack's Outcast: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

Reginald's mistress woke up with a frown on her face. One would think that she would be happy now that Savannah was gone from the pack and she had Reginald all to herself but that was far from the truth. She was not happy because she hadn't gotten her goal yet. What she wanted was to get married to Reginald and become the Luna but he had never talked about getting married to her. Anytime she brought up the topic of marriage, he always looked for something to cover it up. It had happened too many times that she was starting to get worried. When Savannah first left, everyone treated her with respect because they were sure that she was going to become the next Luna. They all wanted to get on her good side. But after a few weeks passed and nothing had happened, all of them had began to talk behind her back. They all said that she was forever fit to be just a mistress and that he was never going to take her seriously. She really hated having so many people talk about her but they never

She picked it up and she saw that it was from Abel. A smile spread out on her face as she read it. "Hello Savannah. I know that things ended between us on an awkward note that night but I just want to let you know that I did not regret anything that happened. It was one of the best things that had ever happened to me. You are my muse and I really can't wait to see you again. Do you think we can meet tonight? We need to talk and clear the air. Also, I want you to know that I never regretted kissing you. No matter what happens, I will never regret doing that..I think, that's the one good decision I have made in my life!" The note read. Savanna felt like her heart was going to beat out of her chest when she read it. She had never been given something so romantic in her life before. She knew that she was going to go meet him. But if she didn't want to make a fool of herself, she needed to get advice from someone who could give her good advice. .....Savanna went to Stephanie's room.

Zhao, Gareth and the King were having dinner together. "Why did you want to have dinner with us Father? You even got Zhao to come here. Usually, he's on his own most of the time!" Gareth said as he glanced over at his brother. "I called you here because I wanted to talk to you about something important. Especially you Zhao. You are the eldest so I think it's time for you to take over your responsibilities to the pack. I am already old . I don't think I have much longer left to survive. My body is going to give up any moment from now. So you need to step up and become the Alpha of the pack!" His father said. Zhao immediately shook his head when he heard this. He did not want anything to do with being Alpha. He just wanted to live his life quietly. He did not think that was too much for him to handle.."Dad,.I can't do it. I don't want to become the Alpha. I don't have it in me to be the Alpha. I can't even talk to people. I want to avoid them every second. I really don't have what i

His eyes were bright…almost too bright to truly make his smile seem real. Zhao was in a rage. His teeth were gritting so hard a muscle popped in his jaw. Then he threw his head back and began laughing. "I should have known… I should have known she was too good to be true. Everyone who had been with me ever stayed. I should have known it was fucking temporary."Hie eyes flashed red and he let out a howl of pain and slammed his fist into the wall behind him, welcoming the rush of pain that sluiced through him. She left him. Just like everyone had…but those other times… he never felt like this…. Like his heart was ripped out of his chest and then being passed through a skewer. It was horrible. Zhao wanted to break something… wanted to hurt himself but the thought of her betrayal reined him in. He had loved her and wanted a future with her. Then she did this to him.With that thought, Zhaeo vowed to never think about Lena…Savannah, whatever her name was ever again. In fact, he swore to hi

Savannah stumbled through the dark forest, driven by a hunger that drowned out her fear. She felt nothing as the dewy branches slapped her face, as the twigs tore at her ragged shirt. She had no room for pain, only for survival. Her world had shrunk to the next step, the next breath. The only sound was the thud of her heart and the echo of her footsteps.She had lost track of time, of days and nights. The forest was a blur of green trees and grey clouds that hung beyond the canopies of branches. Savannah had grown to hate the sun, it was the cruel reminder of another day she might not live to see. She hated the moon, the cold witness of the warmth she had left behind in Sylvia. Of a life she might have led. The warmth of Zhao's arms, of his smile, of his love. A love she had betrayed.She had no home, no refuge. And anytime she thought about returning to Hybern, her father's face haunted her dreams, twisted with anger and contempt. He would never forgive her, never understand. He woul