The Rise of Alpha And Luna

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reeze wrapped around me. The qu

was perfect in every way. I was always

and full of questions. I couldn’t stand how helpless I felt when it cam

hings. All she could think about was going after the pregnant she-wolf and taking something from her, just like she did to us, but I wo

s had left ho

’t mar

mile, but I shouldn’t even be in this situa

belly grow while I waited. I wanted him because he belonged to us. She would have to wait, but she would have gotten rid of the competition in the meantime. The human in me

at had happened between th

f who got my male wolf

r broken heart and hid her face behind a curtain o

ame was

s his

s her

. I finally had to fac

to check on me every day. Even though they knew I was inside,

pack, but now, when the Alpha’s son cheated on his own mate, who was also my dad’s only daughter, he w

nts tried to get me to leave the room. They gave up in the end because th

des

Edw

for coming into my territory. My mate didn’t shun me. He looked for me. He was forced to do what was right. But it’s his pup, so he’d

ts. I could no longer blame Edward for this, since he is abou

because he didn’t know I was his and he didn’t feel Victoria’s heat. I didn’t realize it at first,

ot of reasons

miscarries or not. I won’t be that hopeless, hurt woman. I couldn’t just watch him

eally, really

g over this, and my wolf was

young to have to go through a heartbreak like this. The one I was made for, who was forced to

hat could save m

om getting too small and

easy to break, they had to h

I have nothing to

r as it flowed over each stone sticking out of the surface, the coo

ow, B

I took a deep breath and closed my eyes as I stood barefoot in the cleari

ut a piercing cry as the snapping and shifting of bones gave way to the wolf’s body as it came barrelling through.

sed to the way your bones break and move into a new

ur. My wolf rushed forward and threw me backward. But I kept my feet on the ground and k

r with grey spots, and she purred to herself. She liked how she

filled the air with their smell. The fast-moving water from the creek rippled over the rocks before it fell off the cl

oved forward as she snuffled and rubbed her fur against the trees along the creek to smell where we

she sniffed the ground. It was a smell that made her eyes roll back in he

a whimper. We can’t handle her pain over what we have

laim her mate as her own. When I thought about Victoria, my wolf let out a low growl. I had to stay aware of her

lot of time in wolf form, trying to stay in charge and get to know my other half. Now I could easily keep her animal instincts in check and guide her. She did what she wanted as lo

nd tell you what they want and how they feel. Even though you feel them, your human side stays in charge. When you change into a wolf, you let the wolf take over. What they want is what they do. In their animal form, they are in charge, but

nd the scent trail. She crept through the clearing and into the forest, nose to the gro

or him to show up. She gave a playful bark and hunched down low, with her fro

o anything, a big grey and white wolf jumped out of the bushes and bit

back legs kicked him off of her, sending hi

ot along. She thinks of him a

mi

s without success, his wolf bumped its head into my stomach to tell me that we we

spring water that was flowing from the cracks in the earth. We had f

e about ripping out the puppy growing in her womb. If a wolf has such a strong feeling, they will rise up and block out their host’s presence. My

d each other’s faces in a friendly and loving way before going

our human forms. I didn’t scream this time when I went from

ked because that’s how we normally live. Only

he took my hand and led me back down the top

the only other sound was the crun

lked to Edward, that

odded in

look that sai

ritation. He’d never stop. “He pro

ken aback. Wasn’t

ldn’t help himself... And this is what happened: She overheard him say, “I won’t mark her, and I’ll give you that option no matter what happens with the pregn

together in a friendly way. Oh Bella, I’m so sorry.

cre

sn’t happen, you’ll only think about it if nothing does. Your wolf would go crazy with anger over not being the mother of his first

d not to let my heart a

t what might happen... I ne

und his eyes right away, and he and a crying Victoria were near the lake. He seemed angry with her, but when he

mine. He stood with his back straight and his hands in

go.” I sp

tared at him as his nostrils flared and veins on his smooth, tanned skin pop

re and stared at Edward with the same... There are two brothers. Getting into fig

ing at Edward with narrowed eyes. I quickly turned awa

ible being stuck between two brothers, but they both felt like they belonge

of two male wolves who ar

ter wh

nds of crackling and shifting, followed by wild growl

to fight and k

hat was in front of me, I ran

ell