All Chapters of The First Wolf I loved: Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

The time was past eleven in the night, the moon was high in the sky and I was driving down Dom’s street. Yeah I wasn’t gonna attend the housewarming, but there was nothing wrong with getting a drive-by glance at the place.Cars lined both sides of the streets and when I got to the house, I could see people through the open window. It was a real party. There was loud music and everything. The house was just as I remembered it back when I used to come over, two story with a big front porch and two garages. I was hit with a bit of nostalgia.A knock on my passenger side window gave me a bit of a shock. I looked out the window and to my surprise, Dom was staring back at me.“I shouldn’t have come here,” I whispered.He signaled me to lower the glass and I did. He relaxed on the window and smiled.“Doesn’t look like you’re here for the party,” he said.“That’s cos I’m not,” I replied. “Although I did expect more of a suit and tie get-together instead of a frat party.”“The kids wanted to t

Allen and Joe were walking down the sidewalk, heading to the Old Hartvale cemetery. They had got out of school and rushed this way because Patty hadn’t shown up to school and after not taking their calls, she finally dropped a text for them to meet her at the cemetery.“You don’t think it’s weird Patty told us to come to the cemetery?” Joe was complaining to Allen as they turned into the cemetery now.“Her folks are buried here, Joe. Chill.”They saw a black Mustang at the side of the cemetery road.“Cool car,” Allen commented.“You don’t remember that car?” Joe asked him.Allen screwed up his face as he tried to recall if he’d seen it before.“Yeeeeeeeeeeah. No, I don’t.”“That’s Patty’s dad’s car,” Joe told his forgetful friend.“The same one they…….”“Yeah,” Joe replied without waiting to hear the rest of Allen’s question.“What’s it doing here?” Allen asked, worried.“Patty!” Joe pointed as he called out the name.Allen followed his friend’s pointing finger and he could see Patty

New York was a fun city. Marcus had never been here in his life. It felt good to be out of Oregon for his first time ever. And he was in New York for big things. He’d spent the night at a four-star hotel; all expenses paid of course and today, he would be meeting with the representatives from ‘Domain Logistics’A private car brought him to the Ivory Building, a sixty-four story structure in the middle of Manhattan. He went in, asked for Domain Logistics and was told to take the elevator to the thirty-sixth floor.Marcus stepped off the elevator and into the sleek, modern lobby of the Domain Logistics floor, feeling a sense of anticipation wash over him. He had been preparing for this meeting for a few weeks, and he was confident that his pitch would seal the deal with the executives.He walked up to the receptionist, a bright-eyed young lady with a well-trained smile.“Good morning, sir and welcome to Domain Logistics,” she said “How may I help you?”“My name is Marcus Rollins,” said

I came home today because I needed space to think. The diner would be fine. I’d helped them set up before leaving. I took a long bath then came down to the living room to watch TV and try to forget the entire ordeal of the previous night.A soap was on and it had me captivated. The TV was working just fine until my phone rang and when I looked at the caller ID, it read “MY BABY.”I had to take a deep breath then I answered the call.#Hello, baby?# came his voice over the phone.“Hey, babe. How’s New York?”#It’s crazy, but it’s okay,# he replied. #And how’s my baby?#“I’m doing my best without you.”#Well, the deal is going fine and I should be done in two days tops.#“That’s wonderful, honey.”#Well, I gotta go now, babe. Had a long night and really need to rest.#“Love you, sweetie.”He hung up and I felt a lump in my throat. I had answered like nothing was wrong, like we were alright. It sickened me how well I pretended, or maybe I wasn’t a great actor and he just trusted me so muc

It was nighttime, the moon was out and there was a powerful wind blowing through Hartvale. Kane Dumont’s three-car convoy was speeding down the road on its way to the alpha’s estate. Kane was in the back of the backseat of the middle car with his wife and Luna, Little Todd. Big Todd was in the passenger seat of their vehicle.The motorcade drove down the road peacefully until they got to the estate gate where they had to stop but then the stop lasted longer than usual. Big Todd got down from the car and walked to the front car. Four bodies lay on the road before the open gates. One of his men was checking the bodies.“They are alive!” the security announced.“Are they ours?!” Big Todd asked, walking up to the unconscious men on the road.“Of course they are alive!” Alpha Dom said, coming out from the compound. He was topless and wore only ripped jean shorts, signs he had wolfed recently.Following behind Dom was his Beta, Sonia. She had one a loose-fitted cotton shirt and similarly ri