The Alpha King's Hunter

brother, Neil, and the way he'd looked at her so darkly the day she'd been going into Elder Baker's home. She worried about Mered

as stuck in her head like it had been pasted there with glue. And his Beta. Of course, she worried about

s all the worryi

Absolutel

ew thoughts every minute of the day; bringing up scenarios that eit

ike soul sisters. Before then, she'd been locked in her room of her own accord, counting the number of clouds she could make out through her bedroom window and

ord she'd let loose from her tongue. Then, after delivering her message, she'd stood there, eyes locked with her as if challenging her to speak, to demand for the word

s one thing she was very sure she wasn't worried about, it was her food. When they sat to eat their meals on the dining table adjoined with the ki

ging on, flipping mindlessly through a magazine

go some

h it. It was a warm day, and she didn't want to put on a jacket, so she returned the smile, careful with her every move because the

pack and no one would be giving her odd looks like they were waiting for her to morph into another creature that wasn't a wolf. T

ber of trees. There were so many trees, so many fruits, so much life in the pack, it was refreshing. It almost felt like she was in a vacat

ing around for any significant thing there, her hear

raining venue. I just wanted to p

t. What training venue was Meredith talking ab

u couldn't control your turning which is why you missed the hunt we had last week, so Mrs Baker told me about it, and

ha

ation to Meredith so freely? And, why was Meredith suddenly poking into her business and subtly trying to tell her what to do? Nobody was goin

challenging her to dare to lie. "Why did she tell you that, Me

hunt so I asked. I was worried. Nothing else." Meredith

either pretending not to notice as she pulled her further past the trees and on and on until the

big and daunting as she looked at it and since the sun was hiding behind

re she could suck in enough air, Meredith was

oises. Even before she got in, she already pict

soft facade was the woman who'd been selected among the few to accompany their

head. Her heart was pounding so loudly, accompanied by the sound of

tely assaulted by a variety of things. Her senses were in

ns did. There were so many of the strange faces that had looked at her ope

to defend himself from a punch. When she turned, much to her further dismay, she locked eyes with

rammed everything in one. Like a bad cross between a gym and a ma

muscular she could hardly tell if they were females or males until one

eredith wanted h

is is a bad idea. Thi

You have to try to mingle in with the pack and participate

I need again? I'm not

don't look like

had fooled you wit

ing up a hurricane within her. She held her stomach as the first pang of

d turned to look at her. But, before Meredith could try to stop her and before she could give in to her curiosity and see

ill, she crouched for further effort before finally rolling int

incing enough. She plastered a sour expression on her face, remembering what it'd felt like to taste vomit in her mouth the

g time. They just sat there together in silence listeni

and said, "What, exactly, is t

ow what the

oud sigh, but still

. What, exactly, was wrong with her!

s she supposed to utter those words in a pack full of wolves who'd taken her in becau

nleash the venom waiting in her? The venom that had

, Mer

rom behind them, from behind the trees and not the usual p

front of them, much to Ivy'

the

icially getting