All Chapters of When The Moon Falls: Chapter 1 - Chapter 4

The ballroom was the pack house’s center room decorated fancily by the maids. Not that it was not good, the maids were really good and it felt like an actual ballroom with its fancy decors and the lights. It was really golden, yeah… because that was kind of the theme, it was a golden ball. What I did not certainly expect was for every one there to be wearing gold colored dresses or similar colors like beige, cream, off-white, I was the only one that wore a bright red color and it felt odd, I stuck out like a sore thumb. It was not hard to find Ava, who was by no surprise sitting at the snack table but holding a bottle of champagne. Ava was no typical alpha’s airhead daughter, she was blonde, and she was wild, also very smart and daring, I spent most of my time covering for her, I had to or else, I’ll be in big trouble. But she was very nice and loving, we were really close and she tells me every pack gossip, like how Jamie just aborted another pup, or how Luke was banging a human gu

Aurelius POV“Okay, we have one last thing to take care of”, My beta, Lynch told me from behind as I exited my office.I ran my hands through my hair in frustration, and gave a low growl, but didn’t bother answering. He also didn’t push it as he had guessed that now is not the time.No time is ever the time this period in fact, the pack had been busy since the last moon fall ceremony, and as the alpha, I had lots of things to do, papers to sign, alliances to take care of, and also pack matters to look into.I had a beta to help but it was still a lot to handle, especially since the last alpha died, which is my dad. Everything had been placed on my shoulders and I had to show that I’m a responsible alpha, capable enough to handle the biggest and strongest pack among all wolves.It had not always been like this for my pack, The Crescent Pack, in fact, it had never been like this since the Great War. But when we started receiving intel on the humans and the existence of their new allies,