The Alpha's Warprize: Hearts at war

ere referring to, two of his pack members stalked forward and grabbed dad roughly. They

but he was very hurt and the men had a very tight grip on him so

back by someone who tossed me to the ground again. I wanted to wince but I had b

t have enhanced hearing, we would have been unable to hear her. I le

on the bloodied floor, not giving a single care about my dress since it was already ruined, and gently l

ttack since she was one of the pack warriors and that’s why she had so ma

romise” I don’t know if I was reassuring her or mysel

eyes but she couldn’t. He reached for me so I placed

you from all these,” she said in my head when she rea

any of us would have done. Don’t worry now, dad would make ever

wouldn’t believe me now see what he has done, he manipulated your brothers too and now my babies are gone. I

er but she wouldn’t speak. I shakes her in fear thi

what do you mean?”

know why” Dad warned through the mind link. I had forgotten that he would also be able to hea

e. You are a strong woman so don’t let what happened tonight make you think otherwise” She warned me it w

e boys do? Tell me please” I pleaded but she wasn’t listening anymore.

s well. She was gone. She left me alone. It felt like I was slowly going crazy. My w

ed crazy. He pushed the men so hard they fle

h. He took her from me and held her to him. “What hav

ally glued at the hips like other mates but theirs were unusual and often pack

ould experience. I watched as my father yelled, screamed, and cried as he held on to my mother hop

he light of mom’s world, her favorite because he was so fragile and got sick easily unlike her other k

his arms and his eyes no longer looked angry. They were j

ut I could not bring myself to utter a single thing to him. The

kind of hated mom for putting doubts in my mind about

r me. It was like he wasn’t here anymore and the air around

one ever. We don’t even involve ourselves with pack wars so I don’t understand why you would do somethin

his throat as a warning sign so the person who spoke stepped back but I didn’t

do? Everyone is dead, everything is gone so please leave us alone an

ince I know you wouldn’t survive this because of the wolfsbane. You deserve so much worse for what you did to my pack and this is me giving you an easy wa

od. He was mourning and in pain. He failed to protect

evil himself. Can’t you see what you’ve done? You’ve k

war. I wanted to kill him in front of his family but, sadly, they aren’t here to experience that” His eyes finally met mine and he held regret but I knew that the regr

over 300 people is enough? You better kill me here and now else you will regret

with venom and I could see that he knew I

e and stabbed Dad. There was no indication of pain from him and the final snap of the mind link an

n empty hallway and loneliness held my hands as

er felt so alone as I did. I felt like an empty desert. It was as though I no longer h

left alone but I was so wrong because I was grabbed by the brunette who had tossed Calum like a bag

dragged away from my family. I kept turning my neck to get a look at them and I caught sight of

s were back as I cried and pleaded “please, I beg you. Don’t

looking back. They were done with what the

ed at the back of a car and the door was locked immediately. I tried to

oice was hoarse as I begged to be left with my people b

a second time by taki