arents were not in their usual seats. Perhaps they were still in bed, he thought, and shrugged it off. He was seate

ied, not in the mood for one of Hendrix's taunts. Hendrix dropped lazi

y now," he said as he chewed on a tende

ger laced with his tone, as he tried to keep his temper under control. "Now, now, yo

up," he replied in a cold tone, as he clenched his hands into a fist on the table. "I'll get it," Hendrix began to say as he attempted to stand up. "No," Alex responded, stopping him from leaving. "I'm fine," he added as h

and he could not tell if Alex was bothered about his parents leaving the pack house without informing him because h

t red moon took ten wolves, remember?" Alex reminded him as he pushed back his seat and walked away from the dining table, and Hendrix hurriedly stood up, falling right b

tend to do?" he asked. They got out of the pack house. "I have no idea yet," he replied, but he was coming up with ways that he hoped would work to put a stop to the deaths of wolves dur

and we all know what happens on a red moon," he said, and they nodded. They lived in fear because they were all red wolves, except for Alex, who was different from the rest. He was a black wolf-the only black wolf

the safe side." I want every member of the pack to be together to find out how these deaths occur. "With everyone in the carriage, there's no way it

bout this plan of his, but he was hopeful. His eyes caught a strange movement in the woods, and he turned to his horsemen. "There's someone in the woods; go a

with each step she took. She found her father and mother seated in the living room. "Go

morning, Father," she greeted him with a smile, hugged him, and kissed his cheek. He chuckled. "Morning, princess. Slept well?" He asked. She nodded, her curls bouncing with t

ember what she was told every single day. "I'm serious, Mia," Lauren said sternly. "Let the child be." She's a vibrant young woman. "Allow her to enjoy her prime, dear," Jayden said, and Mia grinned. "Thank

he's just eighteen, Jayden," Lauren reminded him. "An exuberant eighteen years old, Lauren." Let her live her life.

oddess had given her a child who ensured that everyone around her was as happy as she was and free from any pain. No,

e horsemen, broke the news of their futile search to him. Alex nodded and dismissed them as he pondered what he saw. He felt uneasy about it