All Chapters of Running With His Heir: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

— Zane Frost —What kind of wolf… doesn’t have a wolf? I mean, I’ve heard stories of dormant ones, but you could still feel them in there. If Jack says she doesn’t have a wolf, that means it would be impossible for her to shift. That thought racked my brain while I remained normal on the outside, not wanting to ruin this moment between the two of us.We were just starting to be on a good note, but Jack, this dimwit, thought it would be perfect timing to drop this news on me now. “Okay,” she suddenly said and my heart jumped.“Okay? Oh, wow, that’s— that’s really great. Thank you, uh…” “It’s Ve—“ She cleared her throat and bit her lip nervously. “Leia… my name is Leia.” “That’s a beautiful name,” I said, unable to help myself. “I’m Zane Frost. I’m the Beta.” I think I must have intimidated her because her cheeks turned red almost instantly.“It’s not a big deal, I swear. We’re all just… casual here. Please don’t feel too nervous.” I reassured her and she slowly nodded her head.“C

— Leia Steele —Edith and Christopher watched as I packed my things, which weren’t really a lot, though they kept insisting I take more and more. At this point, I might have to bring a whole box.“Oh, sweetie, don’t forget this sweater. You said you liked this one, right? It always made your green eyes pop.” Edith commented as she passed me the white fleece sweater.I couldn’t tell her that as soon as I’m back with the White Howlers, I might not even need to wear thick clothing. I never did feel cold since arriving here, but I needed to act like I did because that’s how a human body worked. “Thank you,” I told Edith with a smile before trying to stuff the sweater in my pink duffle bag that was also a gift from them.“What about this one? I think you’ll need another thick coat because—“ “Oh, honey, stop giving Vera so many things. She could barely fit the sweater already. I’m sure they have all the clothes one will need there in, uh…” Christopher turned to me, as if waiting for me to

Hi. If you’re reading this, thank you for continuing to support this story and being part of the journey.I am sorry to say though that I am pushing back updates to May. If you have read my past author’s notes, I’ve been talking about going through some personal stuff hence why I’ve had difficulties on updating. The thing is, I’ve been battling with very emotional and depressing episodes, and it’s really taken a toll on me. Most of the time I can’t do anything and no words come out when I try to write. This is the first story I’ve truly struggled to finish because as much as I want to, I mentally and physically can’t. I would rather give you guys good chapters than rushed and unsatisfactory ones. I hope you guys understand and as I promised before, this story will still be finished. Please keep Leia and Zane in your libraries and they promise to be back on May with better and more consistent updates. In the meantime, please take care, and reminder to check on your loved ones, but

— Zane Frost — “I don’t know, man. Is there something wrong with me? Do you think I messed up? Why is she avoiding me all of a sudden?” I glanced backwards to see Skye holding up a branch and then proceeded to throw a small rock at him. “Yo! Are you even listening to me, man?” He snapped his head to me and raised his branch. “I’m sorry, but this branch was starting to look more interesting than your love problems.” I hissed at him and he roared in laughter. “I’m kidding, I’m kidding. Chill, bro. I was listening, and yeah, you’re deep in that hole.” I raised a brow at him. “What hole? Huh? I didn’t talk about any holes.” I knew this kid wasn’t listening to me. Why did I think talking to him about mate problems would be a good idea again? It’s almost like talking to River about these things and he may be Alpha, but that man is just as clueless with mates as his younger brother. I wouldn’t be surprised if Skye even had more knowledge in some way, but clearly that is no

— Zane Frost — “We’ve tripled patrol and doubled time duties for everyone. So far no one’s been asking questions as to why, but I don’t think that’s going to last long.” Aspen shared while we were all in River’s office. He had called another meeting to discuss the current matter in hand as it was still unsettling, but so far, there wasn’t really much progress to help us all be at ease. I can sense River’s anxiousness and eagerness to get this over with, to figure out where and who this threat is coming from. It was something new, in a way that most of our threats came to our surprise, not threatened, which made it all even more frustrating in our case because it added to the pressure. “Telling others will only cause more damage than good. They don’t need to know anything.” River told Aspen with that tone he only uses when he was absolutely not going to back down on what he wanted. Aspen then glanced towards me, his eyes giving me a hidden message that said, ‘Say something,