Bound to the Wolfless Moon

t go of Hikaru's hair, causing their head to flop back down. "You may join the pack as this pathetic omega's bonded mate on the understanding

impossible. This couldn't really be happening. There was no way my mother was some rebel w

stand. I cleared my throat and asked, "And what is the other option? You said I have a choice

on, you'll be taken to the Alpha's bunker where he will decide your fate." He leaned in closer to me and whispered "He's not k

leeves of my hoodie hoping they wouldn't notice my fear. I had no idea what a bonded mate meant to these people, but it sounded

l." He produced a tiny key from his pocket and began to unchain Hikaru. "Sammy, r

forced themselves upright. Their posture was pained and their movements slow. They kept their eyes fixe

econd in command." He walked between Hikaru and myself. "So no one ever told you that your mother went rogue, what a shame. I just

ng. But those teeth and nails, they must have really been on the verge of losing control. "Wait, so m

. "If she had stayed with the pack and mated with someone who possessed the wolf, she could have easily

while leading us toward an elderly woman who was trickling a liquid of some sort along the ground in a very intentional pattern.

Hikaru lifted their head delicately, and their eyes met mine. Their swollen lips silently m

an approached and used a knife to cut his thumb. He trickled a few drops of blood on the twine that held us together before solemnly placing

f the fire. The woman untied our hands and Hikaru weakly stretched their lengthy limbs in

, but wasn't available on such short notice. You'll be introduced soon enough." He gave Hikaru's weak

take my mate home now? She has had a rough evening and could use the rest." It astounded m

g a close eye on you to ensure the security of the pack. I'm sure it goes without saying that any breach

mind started racing as I processed everything. Werewolves existed. My mother was somehow related to t

want to make sure you get out of here safely." Their voice was weak and sad

miles. I glanced over a few times, but their eyes remained firmly planted on the road ahead. Onc

d abruptly asked, "