Carrie As expected, Jesse introduced me to the history of Silverfang through books and written accounts. Gradually, I began to understand why the people here cherished the current state of peace. It hadn't always been like this. Similar to other wolf packs, Silverfang's journey toward a peaceful existence was filled with challenges. From what I read, Silverfang used to be caught in the middle of a fierce war between two dominant packs in the region: Ashford and Ashville. This was due to its strategic geographic location. The previous alpha of Silverfang remained neutral during that time, causing the pack to suffer greatly for many years. However, everything changed when Alpha Crimson Morris decided to support Ashford. As a result, Ashford emerged victorious in the century-long war, and Silverfang became one of its subordinate territories. After another decade had passed, Alpha Klaze Rumini of Ashford granted Silverfang its freedom, recognizing the pack's significant contribution to

CarrieAs I hurriedly packed my belongings, a sense of urgency weighed heavy on my heart. Leaving Silverfang was a daunting decision, but I knew I needed to escape the suffocating atmosphere and find solace elsewhere. The thought of reaching out to my brothers flitted through my mind, but the fear of my father's wrath held me back. Running away from Silverfang would surely result in his fury.However, amidst the whirlwind of emotions, a name surfaced in my thoughts like a lifeline—Laine Woods, my loyal and understanding best friend from the neighboring pack, Blueridge. I was certain she would welcome me with open arms and provide the support I desperately needed. With determination fueling my actions, I made up my mind to call her without hesitation.With a sense of urgency consuming me, I rushed to the library where another phone awaited my call. My hands trembled as I dialed Laine's number, each digit carrying the weight of my hopes and fears. After a couple of rings, the vibrant vo

CarrieJesse, in his majestic wolf form, blocked the path of our car, stopping us in our tracks. Laine looked at me, sensing that he was the man I desperately wanted to escape from. Anger twisted her face. Meanwhile, I have different thoughts. Deep inside, I couldn't help the excitement that surged through me at the sight of him. As Jesse looked into my eyes, a secret thrill emerged from me that I struggled to hide. So, I put on a brave face, concealing my true emotions behind a mask of indifference.But deep down, my heart raced at the mere sight of him, unable to ignore the undeniable bond that remained between us. I knew I should turn away, yet... there was a part of me that longed to embrace the complexity of our connection.Laine's voice erupted as she stepped out of the car, "How dare you show your face to us!" she spat at Jesse, her anger palpable. But he seemed unbothered, his attention fixed solely on me, as if I held the answers to his unspoken questions. The intensity of

CarrieThat morning, I woke up to find an omega silently tidying up my room, careful not to disturb my sleep. On my table, a delicious aroma wafted from a plate of freshly cooked breakfast—a mouthwatering combination of whole-wheat pancakes topped with juicy berries, my absolute favorite! My heart filled with gratitude for Jesse's considerate gesture. Somehow, he had taken the time to learn what I truly liked, and I deeply appreciated it. The omega noticed my smile, curtsied, and greeted me with a cheerful "Good morning.""The alpha prepared that breakfast himself, madam," she said, her voice tinged with amusement. I couldn't help but feel surprised. "He did?""Yes," the omega replied, giggling. "It was his first time in the kitchen. He asked our head cook to teach him how to make delicious pancakes. He wanted to surprise you with something special today."A warm blush crept up my cheeks at the thought. To be honest, those pancakes didn't look like the creation of an amateur cook. The

Carrie My heart raced in my chest, matching the frantic pace of my thoughts. How had Jesse appeared so suddenly? I thought I was being sneaky, but he caught me off guard. Jesse was an alpha, with instincts sharper than mine. I couldn't help but be amazed by his ability to sense my presence, even when I thought I was being sly. Caught in the moment, I struggled to find the right words. I stumbled over my excuses, my voice shaking as I tried to regain my composure. "I... I was going to the stream. Yeah. I got lost on the way," I said, barely audible. Jesse squinted his eyes, looking doubtful, and said, "But the stream is on the other side." A wave of defeat washed over me, crushing my pride. I closed my eyes, unable to meet Jesse's gaze, and finally confessed, "Okay, okay. I was following you. I'm sorry." Embarrassment flooded my cheeks, burning hot with shame. I anxiously waited for Jesse's response, fearing the punishment that awaited me. His next question hung in the air, hea