"Alright Tyler, I need to get home, Uncle Felix and Aunt Ruth must be worried about me all this time, take care."The exhaustion clung to me as I returned home after days spent by Alpha Tyler's side.Uncle Felix and Aunt Ruth greeted me with a mix of relief and concern as I entered their home. Their eyes spoke volumes, questioning the toll my absence had taken."Sweetheart, you look exhausted," Aunt Ruth remarked, her concern etched in every line of her face.A feeble smile played on my lips. "I'm fine, just a bit tired, but I'm glad Tyler already recovered."But Garry, my cousin, wasn't so easily convinced. "You've been pushing yourself too hard, Sabrina. Let the Healers handle Tyler if he gets sick again."I sighed, feeling the weight of their worry settle on my shoulders. "I can't just stand by when he needs help, Garry."Garry shook his head, concern etched on his face. "I get it, but you need to take care of yourself too. You would be worried everyone else if you collapse from ex

"I also glad to have a bright daughter like you. Thank you for coming into my life."My Father's words filled my heart with a warm feeling that I never know I need in my life. All this time I just took his love for granted, but now I realized, born as his daughter was a blessing.The evening sun dipped below the horizon, casting a gentle twilight glow. My father, sensing the passage of time, stood up. "I should be heading back, Sabrina. Thank you for sharing your world with me."I hugged him, grateful for his presence. "Thank you for coming, Father. It means a lot to me."As my father left, he cast a meaningful glance back at me. "Just remember, take your time. Don't rush into anything, especially matters of the heart."Alone in the living room, I reflected on my father's advice. The door creaked open, and Aunt Ruth entered with a gentle smile. "I hope you had a good time with your father, Sabrina."I nodded, a mix of emotions swirling within me. "Yes, Aunt Ruth. It was wonderful havi

The night hung heavy around me as I stumbled out of the bar with Nathan in tow. The air was thick with the scent of alcohol and the distant sounds of the pack's revelry."Alright, Nathan," I said, clapping my friend on the back. "Thanks for sticking around, but I think I need some time alone now."Nathan nodded understandingly, a playful grin on his face. "No problem, Magnus. You know where to find me if you need anything. Just don't go punching any trees or anything out of frustration, okay?"I chuckled, shaking my head. "No promises, but I'll try to keep the destruction to a minimum."We shared a brief laugh before Nathan grew more serious. "On a serious note, Magnus, take care of yourself. You've got a lot on your plate, and I know it's not easy.""I will, Nathan," I assured him, clapping a hand on his shoulder. "Thanks for always having my back."With a final nod, Nathan turned and began to walk away. I watched him go for a moment before turning in the opposite direction, steeling

Days turned into weeks, and my efforts to reintegrate into the pack were met with varying degrees of success. The probation period had given me a chance at redemption, but the shadows of my past actions still lingered. The pack, while slowly warming up to my presence, remained vigilant, and I continued to tread carefully.One day, as I engaged in my routine tasks, a pack member approached me with an urgent message. "Luna Tania, Elder Darius wishes to see you. It's important."My heart skipped a beat at the mention of Elder Darius, a figure of authority and wisdom within the pack. The urgency in the messenger's tone hinted at a matter of significant consequence. Nodding, I followed the pack member to Elder Darius's dwelling, my mind racing with anticipation and anxiety.Upon reaching Elder Darius's abode, I was ushered in by his subordinate. The atmosphere inside was heavy with a mixture of ancient wisdom and authority. Elder Darius, seated on a carved wooden throne, regarded me with a

As I made my way home to my parents, suddenly the weight of frustration and disappointment hung heavy upon me. The events of the negotiation with the rival pack replayed in my mind, each detail etched vividly as if burned into my consciousness. Tania's reckless actions had not only endangered our pack but had also disgusted my relationship with her.‌Arriving at my childhood home, I was greeted by the comforting familiarity of the surroundings. The scent of home-cooked meals wafted through the air, a stark contrast to the tension that lingered within me. Despite the warm welcome from my parents, I couldn't shake off the dark cloud of concern that loomed overhead.‌“Oh, Alpha is here. Welcome back, Magnus," Father greeted me with a smile, though the concern in his eyes didn't escape my notice.‌"Thanks, Father,” I replied, forcing a smile as I took a seat at the dining table.‌Mother, ever perceptive, sensed my troubled state. "Is everything already alright, Alpha?” she asked, her