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After dinner, after everyone is settled for the night, or as settled as over two hundred competitors can be the night before a competition, the Alphas and Lunas meet to discuss the Alpha Link. Remington lets us know that he lost his connection to Amelia around the time they passed Hunter’s pack and Dutton agrees that he did as well. They also believe that as more of our strong Alphas join the Alpha pack, the link will become stronger. Hunter goes first, wanting to make sure that there is no issue before having his mate join. As soon as he joins the Alpha link, the connection to Amelia is solidified. It’s strange being on the outside, watching as one by one, the Alphas join the link and conne

Elara’s breathing began to steady. After a long minute the pull faded completely. I let go of her hand and sat back. “Better?” She nodded slowly. “Better.” My father rubbed his face. “I need to study this further. The link should not require physical contact to stabilize.” “Unless the link itself is incomplete,” Julian said. We all looked at him. “What do you mean?” I asked. “You said carrier to carrier,” Julian said to my father. “Two people from the same bloodline. But what if the link is not actually anchored fully in Selina. What if it needs both of them. Together. Not just connected through blood, but present.”

"Okay, so what do you have on them?" Yes Robert what did you have on the Woodley’s that made you feel so confident about bringing them down? It was a secret he wasn't ready to tell but it made him so happy like he had that final game ending move in chase or checkers am not sure but turns out Robert had a pawn. "For now let's just say I have an inside person, no word to the kids" Norah nodded in agreement. "We've tried this and he flashed them out all of them" "This one is almost untraceable, relax don't you trust me?"

Just for a second. Her face fell. “That’s a yes,” she whispered. “No,” I said immediately. “It’s not a yes. It’s complicated. The bond was theoretical. It was never activated.” “How do you know?” she asked. “Because I never” “Never what?” she pressed. Kade answered for me. “He never completed the bond seal.” Melissa looked confused. I wished I could evaporate. “What seal?” she asked. Kade smirked. “The neurological sync protocol. A kiss would’ve done it.”

"We were tasting the link alpha, it's functioning a little. We just need you to try a few more times." I nodded to their words, agreeing to do what they had asked me to do. I was going to complete the link process so we can ease communication. We tried the mind link continuously, and when it finally worked, I could feel connected to everyone present, even those who weren't around. "All hail the Alpha!" They cheered on, and on until I was interrupted by the warrior's words. "Alpha, there's something you have to see."

We had drastically underestimated the chaos that would ensue from allowing every single member of the pack to access the link. We had to set up several different workshop type classes around the pack’s territory to help people understand how to use the link properly and directly with one another instead of the main pack link, which was a clusterfuck of noise to anyone that left themselves open to it. Some people couldn’t get out of it on their own.

“She knows what it requires. She will try to use that knowledge to control the completion even if she cannot prevent it.” “What does it require,” I said. He exhaled. “The Lunara wolf cannot complete it alone,” he said. “The completion requires a willing witness. Someone who carries Alpha bloodline. Someone who stands inside the corruption frequency with the Lunara wolf and chooses, consciously and deliberately, to let the counter resolution pass through them.” He paused. “It requires an Alpha who is willing to be unmade and remade by it.” He paused again. “Elena, the completion passes through the mate bond. If the mate bond is present and acknowledged it becomes the channel for the resolutio

Below it was a single line. A link. Inviting the reader to learn the complete history. I stared at it, my breath shallow, fingers hovering just above the trackpad.

*** Ready for more football with a visit from Killian? END OF PART ONE

The class divided into groups and they all proceeded to talk about Anna's death. "She didn't commit suicide, she was killed" I looked behind me to find the origin of the words. Cole Jefferson was on his desk glaring at me. His lips were slightly parted and he only seemed to focus his attention on me. "Why are you glaring at her?", James stood, blocking my vision of Cole. Cole didn't reply him. He stood up and left the class.It wasn't a surprise that he didn't reply James, after all we were nothing but peasants in his eyes.