บททั้งหมดของ The Alpha of Wolf Creek: บทที่ 111 - บทที่ 120

StacyI can’t believe he did this to me. The pain of my link to him and the pack snapping was unbearable. Leaving the vampire’s office, I wandered the streets, having nowhere to go. It would be awhile before anyone noticed Maxwell’s disappearance. The only thing left of him was a handful of ashes. It was a spur of a moment thing. As unexpected for him as it was for me. He tried to console me by hugging me to him, and the next minute, I had ripped his undead heart from his bony chest.It was his own damn fault. He just had to go prying, using his compulsion on the guy I seduced. I should have killed him as well. I wanted to scream! Where do I go now? I had no phone, no clothes, no money, no baby. Connor left me destitute. But I would never let him keep my son and let that bitch raise him. Never! I would raise hell before I let that happen.My only other option was to look for Alex. Max told me he stayed behind, refusing to help attack Wolf Creek. I knew he had the hots for me. It shoul

CassandraLuna Amelia waited for me in their living room on the second floor. I took Aiden with me after feeding him and clothed him. His sunny smile and nonsense babbling brightened my day, and I needed it, because I wasn’t looking forward to my session? -If I can call it that- with Luna Amelia.“At least you’re punctual,” she said, nodding for me to take place in front of her chair. She held out her arms for Aiden and he went willingly. He just adored attention. “Stand up straight, girl. Let me look at you. What on earth are you wearing?”“My clothes.” I said, ready to defend my ripped jeans and faded Nickelback T-shirt. “What’s wrong with them?”Her blue eyes rolled upwards. “Cassandra, I know you are barely out of your teens, but for the love of the Goddess… A luna must always look at her absolute best. Do you not have any dresses?”“I wasn’t aware this was a modeling contest.” We’re in the middle of nowhere. What did it matter what I wore?But looking at her, I supposed I had my

CassandraI looked through the window as Connor walked away, taking Aiden with him. Agnes came in from outside. She put her hands on my shoulders from behind me and I leaned into her.“I’m sure he didn’t mean it, honey,” she spoke kindly. “Men don’t know their own strength, you know.”I shook my head. It wasn’t the fact that he grabbed me so roughly. His words hurt me more than he ever could. “Oh, he meant it. Aiden was his son. His. I’ll never be Aiden’s mother. He just confirmed what he feels deep down.” Turning away from the window, I plonked down onto the couch, feeling dejected.“Oh, honey…” Agnes sat next to me and patted my knee. “I’m sure you’re overreacting.”“Come on, Mom. You know you never shared me with Frank. I was only yours. Never even called Frank dad.” Thank God for that. I would rather drink poison.“Yes, I know. I’m sure I said so at some point. Maybe it hurt him, but I don’t think he really cared.” She looked down at her hands.“Yeah, he didn’t.” Of course he didn

CassandraOnly a few more days to go before my birthday and to say I was nervous would be a gross understatement. I was terrified. The more Sage tried to calm me down, the worse it got.I asked Henna and the girls over for a picnic at the back of the pack house. The cook had prepared a basket lunch for us, and I was grateful to be out of Luna Amelia’s hair for a while. She was happily watching Aiden while Connor, Alpha Troy and Joel went to the city on business.I haven’t broached the subject of my transformation with her, because I didn’t feel comfortable enough and I didn’t want to upset Agnes. She wasn’t feeling so great and has been tired a lot. Henna had her first shift at the last full moon when I was in Lyon’s clutches. So, I thought she would be the reasonable person to ask.“Cassie, it’s not that bad, really,” Henna hardly hid her amusement at my terror.“Says you,” Julie rolled her eyes. “She cried like a baby.”“Did not!” Henna growled at her.“Were you all watching?” I squ

Cassandra“I can’t believe he’d told you, Luna Amelia, before discussing this with me.” Not only was I disappointed, but there was an ache inside. A feeling of betrayal that I wanted to push away, but it stayed.“Well, why wouldn’t he?” she said, nibbling on the sandwiches the cook had prepared. “A mother and son share a bond which you won’t truly understand unless you had one of your own.”And bam! There it was, that little jab, a reminder I'll never be Aiden's mom. Nice one, Luna Amelia. I’ve just about had enough of her shit.“Nice chatting with you, Luna. Excuse me.” I pushed my chair back, resisting the urge to empty the teapot over her perfect hair.“Leaving so soon? We haven’t discussed your birthday yet.” She lifted innocent sapphire eyes to study me.“I will discuss that with my mother. We too have a bond.” Yeah, I know that was petty, but I couldn’t help myself. She was about to reply when I noticed her face suddenly lost all color. A low wail slipped past her lips. The pl