Black Diamond Eye Care Castle Pines Novels & Stories

Silverclaw expense records. I almost clicked out of it. Almost. But then a name caught my eye. Cassandra. My stomach clenched. Yesterday’s date. One charge. $500. Silver Pine Wellness Spa. I stared at it. My brain scrambled to reprocess the timeline. Yesterday, Cassandra told me she’d had a follow-up appointment with the Silverclaw OB/GYN. She’d said the doctor reassured her that she’d be able to have children again. She’d said it calmly, even wistfully, as we were driving out to the launch site for the balloon.

Regardless of the run-down state it was still breath-taking. Castle Black was one of the main reasons I loved the Eclipse pack so much. When I was last here, I would come and sit in amongst the bushes and just listen to the sounds all around me. A sense of peace filled me as I listened to the breeze rustling through the shrubs about me or around the stone walls. Birds tweeting in the sky above me, or in their nests they had created amongst the cracks in the stones.

I guess I’ll stick with hating him, after all, I have always hated him so this doesn’t change anything. A few hours after we left Washington, we arrived at Castle Black. I set an alarm on my phone to remind me to use my spray before it fades away. It lasts for only one hour so I had to spray often to keep my scent hidden. When I first heard that Alpha Dominic built a castle and name it castle Black, I thought it would look like a hinted Castle with eerie shadows in the dark and echoes of ghost voices. My mind already conjured several pictures of what his Castle would look like, but when we stepped down from the car, I could hold in the gasp that escaped from my mouth as I marvelled at the be

“Do not take it off. It's the only thing that will protect you inside. If it's not on your wrist, be ready to take whatever comes your way, and we won't be held responsible. Now follow them.” Darkwood, as its name implied, had structures that stood tall and painted in dark colours. The street was a sight for sore eyes. They had flowers on both sides of the road and there was not a single litter of dirt on the ground. It seemed like everything was planned and followed by schedule. Everyone was in black colour, it should have given an eerie scene, but the wolves pulled the shade so well that it brought out the beauty. They soon arrived at the Alpha's castle. After they were scanned by the guar

Karson asked, shaking his head at his boys. “Aaawwwooo.” He heard and turned to face his little girl who was being cuddled by Kolby. “Look daddy, isn’t she just gorgeous?” Kolby asked as she admired her big sister. Kora, Karson and the boys turned to see Kydence’s wolf. “Punkin, you are gorgeous.” Karson said as he reached out to pet the top of her head. Diamond was about 6 feet tall; her fur was slate grey color that shimmered under the moonlight. Her eyes were grey with a milky white film that covered her eyes, it showed that she had no sight.

It felt like an eternity had passed before I felt the carriage violently jolt to a stop, damned near throwing me out of the sleek gold cushions I’d been sitting on. “Watch it human! I don't want your weak scent on my dress!” Sarah barked, throwing me a blue-eyed glare as she sashayed out of the carriage with her string of omega wolves. I gazed out at the stunning view of the castle before us, the wide granite foyer with a large clear blue fountain at the center. It was breathtaking. The rows and rows of chiseled gray buildings formed the Blackwood’s powerful Fort. The scent of moss and wildflowers rose in the air as the crimson sun set on the horizon.

At the base of a tree split down the center like a lightning strike, half-buried in dirt and moss, was a shard of metal. I knelt, brushing it clean. It wasn’t natural—it was carved. A crescent moon surrounded by jagged lines, the symbol of the moon goddess twisted into something darker. Corrupted. My fingers tingled as I touched it. Pain flared in my palm—a vision slamming into me like cold water: —Two wolves, black and silver, standing across from each other, snarling, blood dripping from their muzzles. —A circle of fire. —A girl with my face screaming as she held something glowing in her hands—something bright and dying.

There was a huge snake carved into the metal as the doors slowly opened to a brick driveway. I didn’t miss the irony as the curves twisted through the trees. Too bad the big bad wolf was sitting in front of me. I was just fighting off the smile from that thought when a fucking castle appeared in front of me. It was an old money type of castle. Rock that they pulled out of the ground to build in probably the 1800s. Black windows to match the black roof. The lawn was perfectly groomed and trimmed. Like you would do to your pubic hair when getting ready for a first date. Everything was polished and pristine. “What do you think?” Gavin asked as he put the car in park.

“Actually, I came here to get your reply. So how about it? Would you consider partnering with me?” Blake squinted his eyes and sat down again. He was trying to get a feel for whether James was telling the truth. As the founder of the Dark Castle, he naturally kept apprised of the latest happenings in the hired guns industry. So, he already knew about the incident at Mount Dragon Treasure.