The Cursed Pack

alf the moment he was in Galaxy Pack, he thought about Arindia. He was eagerly awaiting to come back to an excited Ari

stopped coming to w

oking. Why did she have t

? Go ask the boss,” Ja

confirm with the boss. Surprisingly, none of them had received a word fro

airs, since he came directly to work to surprise her. Alpha Diego paced at the reception, avoiding Jane's piercing eyes w

ss the information he just heard. Many questions were lef

ight answers from the wrong people. His mission was to bring Arindia home, not wonder about some heartless people he surrounded himself with. Suddenly, he remembered that he had seen her walk

and it seemed she was the only one living there. It looked more like a family, but that was not something he wanted to analyze cu

ntly waiting for when she would be done with whatever she must have gone to attend to and return home. He encouraged himself every time his heart sank and the fear of her not returning gripped him. Diego

. He wandered around the neighborhood, not knowing whom to ask, but hoping that he could catch a hazy glimps

e temporary feeling of satisfaction relaxed him a little, distracting him from his mirage of life. Suddenly, his phone rang from a strange number, and he picked up immediately,

He knew the enemy was within. He waited for darkness to descend before dashing out to the agreed location. Diego

indfold. Her eyes shone from the tears burning in them, but he gave her a “let’s get you out of here. You don't look okay.” he went ahead to untie

as he could until he became outnumbered. They crowded him, throw

tied to a chair, just like her, and he still felt the soreness from the beating all over his body. When one of th

watching their faces get washed over by horror. His transformation was a quick one, but he gave them the benefit of extra time to catch up on what just happened while he cracked his bones. The first unf

e could talk. He started with her legs, then moved to her hands before ripping the duct tape away. “You’re a werewolf? Get your hands off me. Don't you dare come close,” she asked, the same look of disdain she gave him on their first encounter, beautifully plastered across her f