บททั้งหมดของ MOONLIGHT SECRETS : บทที่ 41 - บทที่ 50

Standing in front of me was a brown wolf, but not any normal wolf. No, I could tell from the red in their eyes and dirty, matted fur and just the dark presence about them that screamed'EVIL', I knew this wolf was a rogue. There was a scent surrounding the wolf, which could only be described as rotting flesh, and it made the hair on my arms stand tall.I let a warning growl rip, my eyes darkening, canines extending. Whatever part of me which was part werewolf emerged to the front as I pushed the two kids behind my body."YOU HAVE TRESPASSED, ROGUE!" I growl as a warning. "Submit now and I will make your death quick and painless."The wolf growled back, not in anger at my words but almost as if he was amused.At first I didn't get it, but then as more and more rogue wolves began to emerge from behind him I realised exactly why he found my threat so funny.Their pungent smell was suffocating and I reached behind to hold Danny and Emma close against my back.I dared to cast a worried gla

"Sven and Cathy..." I whisper, my thoughts going back to the moment I had seen the children's parents outside the medical room. I had never seen two people so distraught before.For the first time in my life, I could actually see someone's heart break in front of me and it was something I never wanted to see again. The way that Cathy had fallen to the floor, her eyes red, her screams still echoing in my ears.I remember the way she had tried to claw her way out of Sven's strong hold, in order to get to Emma, as if by touching her daughter she would be able to save her, to take away all the pain.Sven himself was only a shadow of his usual tough self. The man was cracking in front of me and all I could do was stare at them helplessly."The only thing those two feel for you is gratefulness," Demarcus says but I ignore him."The vision came true though."There's silence in the room at my words and I know Demarcus is trying to find something to say to reassure me."And if this vision came

I ponder her words, before I finally get their meaning, "You were trying to use getting pregnant as a way to trap him?"Her eyes flicker. "What can I say, I was desperate and weak."I laugh at her words. "Is that why you wanted me dead? Because your stupid plan didn't work?"Zelda snickers and she moves back to her seat, her dress swishing behind her like spilt ink."You think too highly of yourself sweetie." Dropping back on her chair, she sighs. "I wanted you dead because you were annoying and so fucking tiring. I mean you cried all the bloody time and you pooped and you smelt weird-""I was a baby Zelda, that's what babies do."She shrugs her shoulders, uninterested. "Fine, you want the truth? The truth is, I just didn't need you anymore."She tuts and hisses a breath through clenched teeth. Her dark eyes float up to meet mine."Simples," she says, completely unaware of the pain I'm feeling."Simples," I repeat, with a nod of my head, finally beginning to understand."You are evil,

By the time I finished catching Aiden up on all the recent events that he had missed during his time asleep, my mate was trembling in anger.His eyes were pitch black, his fingers fisted at his side, his lips curled up in a snarl."She was here?! In your room?" I couldn't help but flinch at his icy tone. It was obvious even a month of being unconscious couldn't prevent Aiden’s Alpha instincts from surfacing and from the way all his muscles tightened I could see he was barely holding himself back."She said she had come back to finish what she started." Now that Aiden was awake, I felt relieved that I finally had someone again that I could tell all my fears to.A growl passed Aiden’s lips. "How did my guards not sense her?"I sigh. "She's the one who cast the barrier around the border, I'm sure it was a piece of cake for her to break it."He closes his eyes and then leans back against the headboard. "It's too dangerous," he says, eyes still closed, “we need to get rid of the barrier.”

I stood outside the pack medical room, gazing in through the glass window, my heart tightening at the sight in front of me. Wires and monitors all connected to her little body and constant beeping alerting us of her fight to survive.Emma looked like a fragile little doll, her face white as a sheet, her eyes closed and the only movement noticeable being her chest making little rising and falling movements. Her mother, Cathy, was beside her, hands outstretched and clutching desperately at her daughter's little fingers. She must have been up all night and had finally managed to fall asleep, yet her clutch on her daughter's hand didn't loosen, her face still constricted in worry even in sleep.I felt an arm come around my waist, pulling me into a hard, bony chest. Aiden had finally gathered enough energy to manage getting out of bed and slowly I could see him return to health, however he still had a long way to go.I turned my head to look up at him, but he was looking straight ahead thr