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Nolan. Alpha Zeke remained quiet, his eyes flickering with the same amused light that Beta Devin had. After we finished dinner, the two of us headed upstairs in silence. I wasn’t sure if Alpha Nolan would confine me to his bedroom again, not that I was opposed. I turned to open my bedroom door, only…

“Beta Devin, shift and bring Scott to one of the holding cells.” The guy carrying me snapped at the sandy wolf. He turned to the girl with short hair, “Why is she still confused?” “She was like this last time.” The girl frowned as she looked at me, “It’ll take some time for his influence…

“So, you decide to put yourself in danger.” Alpha Nolan scoffed, “What did you learn Daisy? Tell me.” “I think they took my brother.” I frowned, “That and they’re just getting started.” “So, you learned nothing.” Alpha Nolan scoffed, shaking his head. More memories hammered my brain, images flooding through my mind. “You have Scott.”…

“I will spare your friends.” Alpha Nolan turned as he began walking back to his liquor. “They will not be punished for your recklessness.” “Thank you.” I nodded sincerely; grateful my friends wouldn’t need to suffer. “You can find some other way to thank me.” Alpha Nolan’s voice was emotionless, but his eyes glinted slyly….

“No.” I grumbled. I really couldn’t blame Alpha Nolan, but that didn’t make me accept the situation easier. I needed to go after my brother, but I had no clue how I would do that. I could always try sneaking out again, but the chances of that working a second time were slim. Would Alpha…

My big mouth had gotten me into yet another problem. Challenging an Alpha wasn’t something to take lightly. Werewolves entire society was built on respect and pride. Alpha’s possessed those two qualities in abundance. Once a challenge was issued, you couldn’t refuse. Another downside of this was this— because I’m female, I have no claim…

“My point is, fill the books with your thoughts and bind them tightly.” Grandma nodded, looking much more serious. “Tuck the books on their shelves and leave them there.” “That’s it?” I questioned. It seemed far too easy. “That’s it.” Grandma nodded, “The more you practice, the easier it will get. But I’ll warn you…

I made an apple pie for dessert.” “Apple pie?” Dad’s eyes lit up, and he gave his Mom a sheepish grin. “Oh don’t you dare.” Grandma scolded, “You’ve lost your pie privileges.” Dad’s jaw dropped and I snickered at him, sticking my tongue out in his direction. “Don’t mock your Dad.” Grandma turned with her…

Tristan emerged from the brush, his light hair catching every ounce of moonlight. ‘Daisy.’ Breyona murmured, ‘Focus.’ I painted an image in my mind, showing Breyona and Mason what was happening. A low growl rang out in my head as Mason caught sight of Scott. ‘Any minute now.’ Maya murmured, ‘Tristan is gonna try to…

It was oddly silent for a night in the city. Usually all of the strange people came out at night, but this time there was no one. A single homeless person was slummed against the wall down one of the many alleys, but he was the only one. My footsteps pattered against the sidewalk as…