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A guy said, throwing some cloths at her which she caught effortlessly. "And who are you?" Summer asked as she was fully clothed now, thanks to the guy beside her. "Am Dorian, the alpha of the crystal pack and the alpha son, Mr Derek your school principal" Dorian said as he turned his back on her and started walking out of the woods while Summer hurriedly trailed behind him. "And what are you?" The guy suddenly asked, stoppingon his track as he stared at her, his cold gaze piercing deep into her soul. "What do you mean, what am I? I'm Summer Jera..."

I was tempted to go and look at it myself but I had to trust the inspector was thorough. RING RING RING “You better have something,” I said, answering. “We just got word she ditched her car and bought a truck, but we have the plate number for that one. I’m getting a flight now,” he said. “A flight? Where did she go,” I said, getting to my feet and pacing. “Alaska, her car is in Alaska,” he said, and I stopped suddenly. “What the hell is up there,” I asked. “Not sure, I mean some wolves live in packs, you know isolated. Maybe she’s got family up there. Maybe the mom is her family who knows,” he said.

"I was thinking you two could come to my place and ride around in the atv with me. There's a lot of scenic spots we could stop off at." "Okay sure." I was never the outdoorsy type before, but now that I live in Alaska there's not much else to do so why not embrace it. As we headed to the front door, I heard my phone ringing and decided to answer it. "Hello?" -Silence. Damn my reception really sucks here. Maybe I should change my provider. I shrug and run outside to get into the truck.

One shines brighter than the rest and I find my gaze continueing to drift back toward it. I start to climb down from the windowsill when I smell something new in the forest. It seems familiar, but I can't place my finger on what it is. My ears perk up to pick up any new sounds, but I hear none. The smell continues to irritate my nose. Someone knocks on my door. I sniff at the air, smelling another youngling from my pack who, like me, just turned 18.

It was like I was too far out of reach. There had to be a wolf nearby. Closing my eyes, I search for a link, just one. Just one link, that was all I needed. It was weak, but I found one. “This is your Alpha. I need you to come to me!” I sent out the call, knowing that I had never met them. They would still respond, that they would have no choice. “I’m coming.” The voice was quiet, familiar. I sit down on a tree stump and wait until she appears.

But something is holding me back. Erin lowers her voice. "Sasha," she says, "the Alpha wants to give you a chance. He wants you to be his mate. He wants to give you everything." "I know," I tell her. "I get it." "Do you get it?" she asks. "Do you really get it? You get the chance to be the Alpha's mate. It is an honor." "I know," I say without enthusiasm. "It's a privilege," she tells me. "You may think you don't want it now, but you don't know what you want now. You're young. You're only just now becoming a wolf. You're not even a full adult yet."

[What do you mean] Jenson, the other black wolf asked in confusion. [The murderer wouldn't leave a track so easy for me to find] I replied him, stepping into the backyard and heading into the forest. [Whoever this person is, he knows who I am. And he sees all these as a game. Killian, you and the warriors follow the track and see where it leads] [What about you Alpha?] Killian asked. [I'm going hunting] I growled and took off into the forest. ... Serenity "Wake up Serenity"

The two of them, standing together looked like a match made in heaven, they were like a fairy and a deity standing together, drawing the attraction of the onlookers. Then, I looked down at myself and saw the miserable state i was in. Even in my best position, I could only warm the Alpha's bed while Amber would be able to stand beside me like she was doing at that moment. I was not the only one thinking about all this. "Look at that, they looked like a pair made in heaven, so beautiful." "The Young Miss looked so beautiful like a fairy, her aura did not lose out to the Alpha at all." "I heard that they've been together since they were young, so they can be considered chidhood sweethearts."

The cold air contrasted with my sad emotions when we finally touched Alaska. Assisted by my parents, I exited the jet and entered a waiting car. As we drove, I reflected on my rebellious past—leaving home at eighteen to chase a modeling dream that never panned out, which led me to work as a cashier in a cafe where I met Kellan. My parents disapproved of our union, given Kellan's financial standing back then. But my mother’s recent battle with cancer mended our broken relationship. Returning to Alaska brought a whirlwind of emotions, especially for a place I had once turned my back on.

Images crash into me like a wave. I see Alejandro, kneeling in snow. A leaf shaped like a blade. A whisper on the wind: “Veinleaf.” My eyes fly open. “He’s reached Alaska,” I murmur. Koa does not question it. He lowers his staff and offers me a bottle of water. “Then we keep going. Train. Channel. Prepare. Because when he returns…”