a Walk

nk. "I have seen how they treat you. You've suffered more than enough. But you need to be prepare

ge anymore, Elder. I just wa

agonizing backlash from tearing the bond, combined with the mental exertion o

he grand manor. I couldn't stand to breathe the

of the front door, a powerful, brutal force gripped m

study. His face was a thunderous, terrifying mask of fury, his ey

redibly tight, each word ground out from between his clen

Let go of me, Jerrod! You don't love me, you despise everything about me, but you ref

" he roared, his patience completely evaporating. He truly, arrogantly believed I was just th

and. A terrifying, ancient power that used superior Alpha gen

y, moving on their own to bow before him. My inner wolf howled in my mind, fighting

er speak of this ridiculous divorce again!" he finished his c

mental fog. I tasted warm copper on my tongue. I used every single ounce of strength I had

o healing ordinary animals and the 'wolfless', those unfortunate members of our kind who couldn't shift and were treated as worthless outcasts by arrogant pricks lik

body trembled violently, shaking like a leaf in a hurricane from the sheer, agonizin

't expected a supposedly weak, submissive Omega to resist his direct com

felt like tearing my own muscles apart, I ripped

spat, my breathing ragged and heavy, but my eyes cold a

ing, liberating night air. Each step I took was heavy, painful, but incredib

atching me leave, his expression a complex, turbulent mix of anger, deep confusion, and a se

gh the dark, winding streets of the Pack territory, my feet eventually

ffice was the only bed I had, but for the first time