Third person's POV. Amaya was laid on a flatbed unconsciously as a bald man was busy working on her back that was pierced through by a sharp arrow. The bald man was a metal man who dealt with killing metallic poison or wolf bane. In other words, he was a doctor who specialized only in removing sharp objects from inside a wolf or a human. The first image Amaya saw when she regained her consciousness was the bald man in a white coat, kneeling beside her. She heard soft footsteps and distant voices as she tore her eyes open. When Amaya tore her eyes open dizzily, she was in a strange room she had never seen before. She looked around, and her eyes settled on a wooden ceiling. The room was dimly lit with candles, and the air was thick with the smell of herbs, and hot tea. Amaya was trying to move her body, but she realized that she was in tremendous pain, and every movement sent a shock wave of agony through her body. She looked down at her belly and saw that her wound was bandage

Alpha JASON: Beta Maxwell sneaked into where Alpha Jason was caged. In his hands were three loaves of bread, a milkshake, and a sandwich. He had bribed some Omega-3 security men who stood at the entrance of his cage so that he could give him some information about Amaya and also feed him secretly. Since that day Brian had ordered him to be imprisoned and denied food, but Maxwell would always feed him in secrecy. Alpha Jason was in a dark, damp basement, his fur matted and his eyes tired. Late at night, when everyone was asleep, Beta Maxwell would sneak into the basement through a crack in the wall. "Alpha?" Beta Maxwell whispered. "Are you awake?" The Alpha growled, recognizing Beta Maxwell's voice. "Beta?" he asked hoarsely. "Is Amaya awake?" He whispered just before Beta Maxwell could speak. "Yes, she is, " Beta said, arranging the meal he brought. "Eat before it gets cold." Beta Maxwell suggested for Alpha Jason. Alpha Jason hesitated for a moment, then lunged fo

I hung my bag over my shoulder and walked out of the pack patrol border. I was going to a place I had no idea of, a place I might end it all. I did my best, but my stepmom, and my stepsister coupled with Bloodmoon pack members made sure I was sent out on suspension for three months. Well, maybe the moon goddess was planning a better way for my death. I slowed my steps as I got to the front of the mighty heavy wood that was towered in front of me. The mystic sounds of owls, birds, and vultures, simmered into me and fear ran through my spine for a moment. I swallowed in fear, grabbing my bag so tightly to my body like a baby, and walked through the dark wood. As I walked further into the woods, the trees were undoubtedly close in around me, blocking out the light in my direction of motion. I suddenly became aware of the sounds of rustling and breaking twigs all around me like a huge tornado. I couldn't see anything through the dense underbrush, but I knew that something was out there

Douglas became my mentor, teaching me how to move silently through the woods, how to fight with my fists and feet, and how to use a bow and arrow just like him. As I became more skilled, I started to notice Douglas in a different way. He was no longer just my mentor, but also an intriguing and attentive man. Moreover, I killed my feelings for him, telling myself that romance had no place in the harsh world of the woods, not in the Howler moon pack or in my high school. I could kill my feelings for him but the only thing I could not kill was every time he smiled at me or brushed his hand against mine because it always caused my heart to race. I knew that I needed to focus on my training, knowing fully well that it would have a great impact on my life after my suspension was over. I was surprised at how quickly I picked up the fighting techniques he taught maybe because he was a patient teacher, but he didn't take it lightly with me as I had ought. Instead, he pushed me to my limi

"I don't know! All I know is that they have been haunting her all about, but that works for my good though." Aurora said. I gasped as I heard the conversation between this set of wolves and Aurora. That means Aurora does not know anything about the black rogues as I had thought. These wolves are just normal thugs. In fact, one of these boys was Amanda's boyfriend in school. They were the ones Aurora sent to bully me and not the black rogues. They had some conversations which I kept in my left hand and the thugs left. Later on, Aurora picked up her phone and dialed Alpha Brian's number, telling him about the end of my suspension and what they needed to do to get rid of me. "Alpha Brian, what if Amaya comes back home alive? Who would be the Luna of our pack?" Aurora asked. At the other end of the line, Alpha Brian responded: "Aurora! I have told you the time without a number. Amaya can't survive in the woods that was why I sent her there deliberately." Whoa! I knew all the