81. An Approaching Danger! They all turned to witness Kai striding inside with their principal and supervisor with faces so colorless that caused their eyes to enlarge. It was like the old men were sentenced to a horrible punishment timed back in ancient America for sinners while setting an example for other civilians to avoid repetition of the same crime. "You heard me right, Kai. Aria's other half of the hybrid side blessed her with the ability to see the future. I didn't believe like you all. But then she saw something yesterday and it happened to be true. I am afraid she saw something in the canteen that's going to happen... Or I should say, already happened to the alpha and beta, we can't guess." Daisy finished. To this the principal and the supervisor exchanged a mysterious look. They sided with the students and came over to talk to Aria. The seriousness of their postures and the hoarse texture of their tones said that they believed Daisy with the explanation she gave regardi

83. Danger... Everywhere. Zavier Wright peeked from behind the wall he was using to hide himself. He lifted his weapon in the air as he readied himself for a shot."Don't shoot until I say." He said. "We must catch them all together."It was reported to him that a pack of twelve rogues have taken shelter in the human dwellings around Toronto. They caused irreparable damage, however, that was not the cause why the sheriff of the region approached him and his soldiers for help. It was the increasing number of missing reports of young girls that crossed twenty-five in three weeks.The parents were mortified for their daughters as corpses of several missing girls surfaced around the woods and by the side of the empty roads in no clothes and with lots of bruises and broken bones. The sheriff was afraid the other unfounded missing girls may have met the same fate and many more following suit. That's why he approached one of the biggest wolf packs in Texas seeking help. Zavier didn't wait

85. He can't be your boyfriend! "What's wrong with him?" "Everything about him is wrong, Aria." "Name them, Dad." Aria demanded in her tearful voice. "Why don't you like Jake?" "Well for one, he is a rich spoiled brat." "That's not a valid reason." "Then maybe you'd be satisfied if I mention he is a man whore even though he's so young." He ran a disgusted scanning look up and down Jake's body. "Totally immodest, mannerless, disrespectful and full of flaws." "They don't make sense." "Then make them make sense, Aria," Zavier's high pitched voice took her off-guard. It reminded her of the old father he was to her when she was weak without a wolf. The only difference was that her old father didn't care who she was hanging with, or for that matter if she had any friends."But dad," She began only to have a hand shown to her. "I don't want to talk about it once we get home. Not ever. You better end things with him and never mention him to me again." He said. "You have five minute

87. Bring Aria here Alpha Derwin stared at the fire burning across from him. The heat from his flames reddened his face. He was not amazed that his people from the pack that made out alive with him eighteen years ago were praising Aria. There was not a single crease of exasperation on their faces or hostility in their tones as they responded to Archer's information. That one thing had kept his eyes sparkling with an inner glow that came from listening to the gallant tales of his granddaughter. Aria was a part of him. She was the flesh of his beloved daughter. He had not seen Aria or pictures but from the given description, he could imagine her being as beautiful-- or say, more beautiful than her mother. A desperate feeling clawed at his heart. Suddenly he desired to see Aria. He yearned to look in the eyes of the blooming warrior Aria was becoming. She had the traits of two most powerful wolves. With her father's skills and her mother's beauty and legacy of selflessness, she would

89. Camping "Different as in how?" "Like..." She hesitated. "Have I changed?" "You did," He smiled. "But if you ask me I don't see much change." Aria turned around to look at him with her own eyes rather than at his reflection, "If we minus your bogus confidence, you're pretty much like the old Aria I've known earlier." "Bogus confidence?" Aria faked a glare. "So you think I fake confidence." "You do, Aria." Jake pinched her nose playfully. "You try to be confident but you're still shy and meek on the inside." "Is it bad?" "For me it's good. I'm glad you didn't change like most of the girls I know did after finding their wolves. And to say, you're a hybrid." His reply froze her. "You really think I am still the same?" "Of course, darling," He turned to face the mirror. "Just look at yourself. Do you see anything different about this lady here?" Aria only stared. Hence, Jake hugged her closer and said in an honest voice, "If there's anything that changed after all t