The Alpha's Warprize: Hearts at war

f where I was as though the humming of the car I was seated in wasn’t enough p

iousness. I wished it was one of those times where I would wake up with no memory of what had jus

sleep blurred and I had to wait for a few minutes before my eyes finally adjusted to the space I was i

ndled me so roughly. But now as I stared at him in the light, he didn’t look so bad and he was no lo

e we were while my heart thundered against my ribs. I had been asleep in the presence of the enemy for a long time and the realisation of how stupid and d

k forests so there was no way to tell where we were but one thing was for certain, I was far away from the place I h

eds chirping away happily in the air, without any

t one of many others. The cars moved in a single motion and rolled

hispered so they wouldn’t hear me but that would be a lie since as werewolves, they had enhanced hearing. I whispe

sharp tongued” the brunette replied mockingly and i felt like

them. I rattled the car door but it wouldn

ng out there in the cold. I have to at least bury my pack” I leaned forward to

t to hurt you but it doesn’t mean you can misbehav

the tears came back “You should have killed me too. You people should have killed

he brunette told me while giving me a once over. H

we keeping her again?” The guy d

and unscarred and there's nothing we

this” I whispered tiredly. I was weak and my wolf was hiding somewhere

how little things like shouting and crying were capable of tiring me out like a pup. Wi

The visual was still so strong and vivid. The young pups, they must have been so terrified. They were so young but they had their liv

icult as I thought of how they are not here anymore and would never be. I won’t ever get to see them again. Mom wasn’t here for me to lay my h

saw coming, not even in my most terrifying nightmares. I would never forgive them for this. I would kill them all with the last drop of my blood. The only way they can get out of

ering the thick forest we had been passing by. They were taking me to their own pack. It was the obvious answer sinc

ear as day that I won’t be getting any answers from them. They are useless to me. I would have to look for the man

beauty. The grass were so green they almost looked artificial, like they were a painting. The roads were now ti

mine. Each house was a lot bigger than the ones we had back at home. They

e. There were some people standing outside waiting and I felt my stomach churn

y people. They couldn’t care less that hundreds of

r door before ripping me out of the car. He dragged me as I stumb

to escape and I would only end up dead before I could take a step and I co

head once to see anything or admire the house that was a hundred times better t

a room. He pushed the door open and pushed me inside. Because I was not expecting the

were the only words I heard before the door was s