The Blue Wolf Arabella Novels & Stories

She could not sit and wait for whatever was about to happen to happen, she had to take the first step to protect herself. It was with that thought that Arabella turned over the side of her bed. She wanted to place her feet on the ground and dash out of the room. Her limbs froze once she caught sight of a familiar hooded figure at the end of the room. The light continued to flicker, but once the body stepped out of the darkness, Arabella caught sight of the blue eyes that belonged to one woman, and one woman only; Klaus's ex. Arabella's eyes widened. She screamed at the top of her lungs, and sat frozen. Her heart began to race at a pace that made it impossible for her to breathe. It was tirin

She turned to me and flashed me an adorable smile, completely concealing the outburst “What do you need Alpha?” “Highball.” The girl looked down and her hand went fumbling under the bar, then her face froze. She suddenly disappeared as she crouched down to get a closer look. “Bitch!” she swore. She re-appeared, her smile was gone. “Please give me a sec.” She headed to a door behind her, yelling over at the Beta, “Scarlet. ” “There she is.” The Beta turned and roved her eyes across the dance floor to a group of tables and barstools filled with people. I followed her line of sight and immediately saw what she was looking at.

- This does not concern you! Michael yelled at her. “What the hell are you, Taigo, discussing my relationship with her?! - Here, we have nothing else to do, except to discuss someone else's personal life. - The girl chuckled. - Apparently not what! Michael snapped back at her. - Linda, a gifted she-wolf, she could become true, both to me and to him ... - But she made her choice in favor of the leader of the northern wolves, Wulfa. Tara interrupted him. “So that’s what her heart decided. Michael, you'd better admit defeat and move on. You will meet your destiny. You are still so young...

Dad’s growl, they weren’t in the same room, but they were close. What happened? Was Yileyna ok? Surely Dad wouldn’t hurt her, she was the heart after all… right? I need to get up… "I'm afraid it was the touch of death, Master." Arabella’s whispery voice came. Master? Why was she calling Dad, master? "Are you certain that’s what she is?" "Certain… these wounds, her appearance before she fell unconscious. She is a siren." Arabella’s quiet reply held no hesitation. I couldn’t even move or react, my heart was beating slowly and my body was far too heavy to even lift a finger.

Alpha Gray’s eyes widened, and he straightened himself upon the rickety wooden chair. “What. Why I am only finding out about this now?” He accidentally growled at Perla. She looked sternly at him, and he sunk back down unto the chair. “I only just found out myself,” Perla continued. “The vision came to me two days ago, and I have triple checked, but my magic mirror is certain.” “Where is the Ice wolf?” Alpha Gray asked in a softer tone not to upset his grandma again. “She is a seventeen-year-old girl living in the human parts of White Creek town.”

The wolf, who had been busy chewing up Gavin, spat out his shoe and growled menacingly, followed by jumping on me. I sidestepped, but the wolf managed to push me down with its left paw. I let out a loud cry of pain when I felt it sink its teeth into my shoulder, but before any damage could be done, the wolf immediately retracted its teeth, taking a step back away from me, its green eyes staring at me as if staring right through my soul. From the corner of my eye, I saw Taylor throw a silver bomb at the wolf, who immediately growled out in pain, shifting into a very naked and muscular man, Alpha Alexander Pierce, my biggest enemy!

Her body was cold as ice and her skin was turning blue slowly. No no, this was serious than we expected. Her skin turning blue can't be a good sign. We should get to Clinic as soon as possible. I used the command to increase the speed of the horse and other werewolves raced ahead of me guiding the location. Amazingly, we got there in less than three hours of the ride. When we got there, her half body had turned blue. We were all tired but seeing her like a dead wolf was heartbreaking so we did every possible step to get her to the clinic on time.

Arabella went to open her mouth to respond when I shook my head, “it’s not even worth your time. Come on, let’s go grab some food.” Arabella closed her mouth and cast the two mean girls a glare but followed behind me with Callie close behind her. Caleb was waiting for us, texting on his phone. As we walked outside, I took the opportunity to ask about something bothering me, “have your wolves ever gone quiet? Like locked you out?” Caleb looked at me funny, “why would they do that? Did you make her mad somehow?” Arabella looked at me concerned, “maybe it’s cause of the wolfsbane?”