Christian Flag Pledge Novels & Stories

The Pack members clap for him as his face goes a little red. He comes to stand before Carrie and me. He repeats his vows to the Pack, promising to always do his best for them. There were appreciative murmurs throughout the crowd as Christian then holds out his hands and I cut the palm of both of his hands, the palm of Carrie and then my own. We reach for Christian’s hands and each of us have our blood mix with his. This happens quickly as we are apt to heal quickly.

"Now, Mrs Pierce, if you will, please repeat after me. I, Kahlani Pierce, take you, Christian O'Connor, to be my husband..." "I, Kahlani Pierce, take you, Christian O'Connor, to be my husband..." "To have and to hold, from this day forward..." "To have and to hold, from this day forward..." "For better, for worse, for richer, for poorer..." "For better, for worse, for richer, for poorer..." "In sickness and in health, to love and to cherish..." "In sickness and in health, to love and to cherish..." "Till death us do part, according to God's holy law. In the presence of God I make this vow."

The minister instructs as the ladies comply. "Raise your right arm and speak after me..." The ladies raise their right hand firmly. "I, state your name, pledge to take this test with honesty, loyalty, courage, and fairness. That I will abide by the rules in the Kingdom, this land wholeheartedly." The ladies speak the pledge in a synchronized manner afterward, the end of their vow. The crowd claps and cheer for them in glee like a musical instrument to their ears.

That spot would surely be vulnerable for a wolf, so of course, they would present it to their Alpha. I bowed my head in the same direction. “Like this?” “Good,” Lisa praised. “Just like that. Then, you’re going to place your right fist over your heart. Thump your chest once and then give your pledge: ‘Alpha, my blood is yours. I will not betray you or my Pack, nor will I make these vows lightly. My claws, my teeth, my loyalty is yours. May the Goddess’ threads connect us until their natural severance.’” When she lifted her head, I wanted to laugh. This was all so absurd.