er'

ain." Kel, my right hand i

. The study was neat and organised and filled with countless books I've never had the thoughts of

me, Ryker?" He

. The last time, she had wanted to read a book and so parted it open. I had been so angry seeing the sunlight diluting with th

member having any pea

ughts, "I will send them aw

through my nose. My long black hair slapped against my cheek

oon pack, Ryker. You cannot blame the elders

oric, already bored of having this conversation. My voice was lazy b

give me. At last, he found one, "Your bond with them has been br

le

ds settled in and I gritted my teeth, already getting pissed off b

eaking of the door behind me, I o

ing a memory I wished wou

into the depths of darkness before it could have a ch

to come with us." I heard the f

armchair, shutting my eyelids to pitch blackn

walked in and I instantly felt drawn to it like a magnet, "T

er. Reluctant and still in a state of disbelief, I rose from my chair and walked up to her, stopping only a few inche

ared to life. T

d sense no wolf. How is this possible? I thought. But she i

green eyes, so tender and velvety, with skin as pale as the moon. H

dawned on me, "Human." I whispe

wolf in her. She is wolfless

fusion. An elder made a remark on the 'taboo' as I studi

out of my sight!" I r

he is your mate." One of the elders said, after

They had already

eakness. It

hen you have not a choi

ned into a line as I uttered the word

her back to her pack. It's ne

fore me and I quickly brushed it off. Without uttering another word

e was in pain. My mind flew into a dilemma between staying away from her or answering to my senses.

as cold, I could see the streams of sweat racing down her face. An urge to caress her and take

anding here while she's in

a step forward, I froze, "Et

ha

he cried more despe

away. She was calling for anoth

hy was she calling

ng me aback. Was I...jealous? O

ought to myself. But why d