Todos os capítulos de The Alpha’s Full Moon Craving: Capítulo 1 - Capítulo 10

LYANNA STORMBORN It first started a year ago, when I was in class teaching the first graders phonics. A sudden wave of dizziness had taken over me, forcing me to sit down and lay my head on my desk. One of the little boys in my class asked me concerned, “Are you okay Ms Stormborn?” “Yes Michael I just need to lay down for a bit, okay.” “Class, please continue working on your sounds?” I instructed the scared little faces. “Okay,” the whole class responded in unison. After approximately 40 seconds—that felt like 10 minutes—the dizziness stopped and was replaced by an excruciating headache. It felt like someone had repeatedly banged my head on a wall, making my brain rotate over and over, until it was sore. “Michael, can you please go get the school nurse for me?” I asked. “Tell her I can’t walk that’s why I’m not able to come in by myself, but my head is on fire. Thank you.” He ran fast and within a minute or two, Nurse Moira was there with me. “What’s wrong Lya

When we headed back to the reception area, Nurse Carol instructed me to take a seat and went to talk to Dr Hart. When she returned she informed me, “Dr Hart will see you in three hours. Your test results will be ready then.”I nodded.She then asked, “do you want something to put you to sleep, or are you comfortable waiting? We could make a bed for you here.”“It’s okay let me just take a walk. It helps sometimes.” I lied. I’d never actually tried it. I just thought it might help somehow.“We will call you when the results are ready. Don’t go far away.”I headed down to the hospital parking lot and started pacing frantically. I hope this doesn’t turn into something serious, I thought to myself. I hadn’t been to school in 3 days now. The principal had reminded me in an email, that whenever I was ready to report back to work, not to forget to present my health note as per district policy. He had then asked about my progress, and how much time he thought I’d need off so he’d know how

KIERAN DARKHOWL “oh fuck off Kieran.” My wife yelled. “Just fuck off. If you really cared, you’d take time off and put more effort into trying to try for a fucking cub. But no, you’d rather go off to some fucking god knows what project,” she mimicked quotations, “just so you’re away from me. That or you’re lost at the bottom of a bottle!”“Don’t speak to me like that.” I yelled back, grabbing her by the neck.“Or what?” She looked at me daringly. She knew there was nothing I’d do to her. She knew she was my weakness. The only person that would push my buttons and I’d let her. “Don’t dare me Aurelia.” I commanded. “Don’t make me hurt you.”She scoffed but didn’t say anything.I abruptly turned her such that her back was to my front. I buried my nose in her hair and inhaled deeply. I loved the smell of her hair. She smelled of earth after rain and forest. Her dark brown hair smelled exactly like her fur. I loved that smell. I sighed as I wrapped my other arm around her waist, as the

“I swear Kieran you better be kidding me. It starts today you know.” “I know. But I’ll be there I promise. By nighttime we will all be there. Inform the pack.” “If you’re not here by then, I will kill you I swear.” I laughed. “Don’t laugh. I’m being serious.” “Okay ma’am.” She added softly, “I miss you.” “I love you.” “Love you.” She hang up. I wanted to tell her about the frequency I picked up. The way it made my body hum excitedly and how it made me feel alive. But something held me back. The negotiations had already began when I got the phone call from Aurelia, asking if we were on our way and where we had reached. I told her that we’d just started and although she wasn’t happy one bit, she made me promise I’d be there by tonight. After this, the pack members and I were going to pass by the town and check on the town mayor, who also happened to be a member of the pack. “Take care of Willowbrooke for me Darkhowl.” Elder Alfred said. I nodded. “And don’t mess

“I’ve never seen that breed of wolf before, Lyanna. And I’m an animal—specifically carnivores—fanatic.” Paul said enthusiastically. I couldn’t tell if he was freaked out, amazed at what he saw, or just trying to process his near death experience by doing research.I kept cleaning his wound as he rambled on, in marvel.“The largest wolf alive right now is the northwestern wolf. That was something else. A breed between bear and wolf, if you ask me.” He shook his head and continued furiously tapping at his phone screen, scrolling through the internet for information on whatever creature he had just encountered.“Maybe some psycho scientists cross bred a bear and wolf.” I volunteered.He snapped his fingers in agreement. “You’re unto something. But Willowbrooke has no structures or bases that give off that kind of weird science-ey vibe.”“The Darkhowl timber factory? It’s always given me the heebie jeebies.” I shuddered.“Nah my dad worked there. The only strange thing they ever saw was