All Chapters of Bound by Two: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

 Suki’s stomach churned as bile burned her throat, but she was too weak even to throw up. She wrapped her arm around her stomach, hunching over. “I… I trusted you,” spluttered Suki.  “Aw, poor, sweet, innocent Suki,” Hadeon hummed, cradling her face in his hand and forcing her to look at him. His arrogant grin grew wider. “Did your wolfie instincts fail you? Oh, that’s right, you can’t feel your wolf spirit right now, can you?” “Don’t touch me!” Suki tried to slap his hand away.  Hadeon grabbed her wrist and sneered, pulling her closer. The paleness of his flesh and weakness of his movements, suddenly gone – it was all an act.  He played her.

~ Hadeon POV ~It all started when I was a youngling myself…Life was good. My parents were Betas, second only to the Alpha and important aspects in ensuring Nighttide was kept to the high standards we set ourselves. As a firstborn Beta-son, my father had already plotted out my entire life for me – he wanted me to be a warrior just like him, and use the power of the shadows in greater ways than he ever could. You can understand that well, can’t you, Suki?He prepared himself to train me for when my powers manifested, since it was common for high-ranking werewolves to develop their secondary power before their wolf; he wanted to be ready. Yet, by the time I reached 2 years old, my parents began to grow concerned. My behaviour was different to other younglings – I didn’t explore within nature; in fact, I was almost repelled from the idea of playing outside. The curiosity to connect with Mother Nature was not within me. They didn’t think much of it; they thought maybe some younglings

~ Hadeon POV cont. ~ I could feel myself shying away. I was so confident that the high-ranked wolves would go along with the idea, but I was delusional. They were worried not only for my well-being but the well-being of the people they swore to protect.  “For the time being–” he continued in his deep and intimidating tone, the classic sound of Nighttide’s Alpha, “–Hadeon will continue his training to strengthen himself. We will return in a year to examine his progress and to all witness whether an essence of his wolf spirit has sprung up. If it has, the mission to infiltrate the humans will be called off immediately, and his responsibilities will be directed elsewhere. If it hasn’t, we will discuss further action. Do we all agree?”  All the men – responsibl

~ Hadeon POV cont. ~ “I’ve trained my entire life for this; I was made for this. I could have done it,” I choked out through panting breaths.  Remus sighed, “This is highly inappropriate, Hadeon.”  “If you said nothing, then I would have had the honour of taking care of the werewolves in a way no one has done before. Our people!”  “But the werewolves aren’t your people. You are not a werewolf – you aren’t one of us, Hadeon.”  He might as well have stabbed me in the heart; it would’ve hurt less than what he said to me. My rage took over as I stepped closer, squaring up to him. I wanted to f

~ Hadeon POV cont. ~ “So, it’s only werewolves who can’t detect me,” I said, approaching her cautiously. She turned to face me. She wasn’t an elder as I assumed, but she was old enough to have been aged with many years of wisdom. Her eyes were pale as ice as they scanned her surroundings.  “You’re… blind?” I questioned.  She scoffed, “I am, but I see more than what eyes could ever see.” She placed a hand on my cheek. “I’ve been expecting your arrival for quite some time.” “So it’s true. You’re the seer who predicted the end of the werewolf race, aren’t you?”  Her eyes met mine, even thoug