บททั้งหมดของ The Healer's Bond : บทที่ 141 - บทที่ 150

The question threw Emma off-guard. Sure, it came from an innocent inquisitive little girl but it held a weight that almost rocked the healer of her feet and she was not sure how to answer that.“Not yet, young cub,” Marcus answered with a light chuckle. “Doctor, Emma is here as a guest and she is also here to help us against the virus.”Steve had an unreadable look on his face as he watched how Emma reacted to the question but he said nothing. He could not put a title on what they were currently but he knew that Emma did not see him as her Alpha just yet. There was still a lot of things he needed to do to make her see that he was the one for her.“Let us move on to the next matter at hand,” Council Elder Hawke announced, diverting attention back to himself. “We are aware of how dire things are outside and just how far the virus has spread. What are the measures we need to take to protect ourselves from the infected should they arrive at our door step.”“My partnership with Alpha Kane

What are you really after?” Steve demanded as he glared at Long. “Why do you want to help so badly? What do you hope to gain from all these things you are doing?”“Being distrustful is not a good look on you, Kane,” Long mused as she made herself comfortable. She was sitting in on a lone cushion in Steve’s house with a glass of wine in one of her hands.“I do not really care how I look to you, dragon,” Steve spats angrily. “All you need to be aware of is that I do not trust you at all.”“After everything I have done to keep you and Emma alive, I am surprised that you still think that I am your enemy.” Long said in an offended tone.“Why?” Steve asked in a low tone. “You knew my father, you know Emma’s father, you know quite a lot of people for a dragon and it is fucking suspicious.”“It is not my fault that I am immortal, Kane,” Long said offhandedly.Emma who was busy looking out the window was very worried after her tense-filled discussion with the old council elders. She knew that

"I do not see anything," Steve said as he squinted out the window. It was very dark outside and the angry growls had not stopped.They got even louder as the time passed and it made the Alpha more worried. If he was going to die, he would at least love to see the cause of his death."Even with my wolf senses, I still cannot see them," Steve complained. He could already stand and his wounds had healed fully but he was still weakened from the attack."You cannot see the dead," Emma told him."But you can," Steve replied in a confused tone. "Why?"Grimkeeper. Emma thought. Since her father was an incarnation of death, she had the ability to see and feel dead things. The Healer knew that she had a lot of questions about her birth when she got in touch with her mother."I was born that way," Emma answered but Steve could tell that there was more to her answer.He had spoken with her estranged father and knew just how powerful the man was. Steve wondered if Grimkeeper could be classified as

It was a dangerous existence living as a werewolf in a pack. There was nothing safe or normal about it. Everyday was a battle for survival. Every waking moment was a fight for something.It could be a fight for respect, power or even for another werewolf. Death was a constant companion in the world of the wolfkind and it was closer than one imagined.Ironically, the werewolf that faced and looked death in the face throughout his existence was none other than the Alpha of a pack.It was such a tiring way to live but Steve saw how his insane father had embraced the bloodshed that surrounded him with cold and maniacal acceptances.Alexander Kane was always ready for a fight. It was like he expected it with his whole entire being. It was why he had survived for as long as he did.The sight of the ghostly werewolves stayed with Steve even after he had stopped seeing them. He not only saw them, he also felt their pain, their rage and their desires for his life."They are not going to find t

By the time the sun rose up, word had spread that Hawke had died in his cabin. The pack wanted to know how he had died but Steve had bade the Delta squad to keep it a secret.The pack was just record from a virus and there was chaos outside of Steering Creek. The news from the outside was getting worse as the days went by.Steve did not want to induce panic into the pack again.The autopsy results came back and Marcus was the most puzzled."Undetermined," The Beta said in disbelief. "There were claw marks on his body, clearly a werewolf did this!""Yeah, but there was no DNA of the marks that matched any living werewolves." Steve said."What about the other council elders?" Emma asked. "I felt a very dark magic from one of them when we talked. She seemed very angry when she spoke of you.""We should pay her a visit," Marcus said. However, his head moved sideways as if he was listening to a distant sound. He was having a mind link discussion with another werewolf."The guns have arriv