Whisper of the Alpha

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istening for signs of life. It would be pointless

a gift for healing, and I used that gift now, though it didn't take an expert to conclude that

tbreak tried to make me pity him. I was only feeling those things surely because of how handsome his face was. There was something so striking a

wanting to

ching us, from my side or the other, so nobody would

s he a

o drag him away from harm's way of the fire and to a small shed a go

ture to leave an i

e with such a

ely now that I had the time to spare. I was shocked to discover that he had wounds covering most of the underside of his body th

the same rogue wolf h

ase then why was he a

llful and powerful fighter. If I saw him in a fight I would easily put m

njured even mor

ud for what felt like the tenth time that hour. The he

poisoned by

s anything but. It was a rare poison that was nea

u were me

t was that when a victim of Whisperbloom poison smelled or came in cont

antidotes, but it came with its own set of side effects

man, who was already injured unknowingly to me, stepped into my yard, the Silkgaze flower powder had gotte

ugh to be injured in the first place. The pollen would ha

el guilty as well. He had been poisoned with Whisperbloom before, but it had been ent

thing in return: it w

s to the side so I could begin to dress his wounds. My eyes drifted t

couldn't place it. And you would think I would remember seeing a face as

with and fell backwards, scrambling away from the man. B

rom the dream. The one

aned as he shifted back to

aking another moment to focus. All while I hel

't hold my b

in as I let out my brea

away as well, but at the sound of his pained voice I moved closer to him. I wasn't sure if it was out o

und myself movin

of pain to flash across his face. This time he gritted his teeth. He collapsed b

aying back down, didn't m

s, saving you at such a dire moment," I muttered

y close to my nose. At the other end of t

heavily wounde

y aroma reminded me of the forest on a rainy day.

to me?”His voice w

wanna off the person

sheathed his knife, hi

y a courtesy. Plus, without me, you'd prob

pondering for a mom

vior." I could've left him to fend for him

rembled with pain. "

andaging costs. It's a grand total of $1,000, no hagglin

it over to you later, Miss." He sighed softly, "Ho

't fly here." I

ving someone. But the person in front of me is acting all hi

e instinctively flinched, stum

le and your blood will clot. You'll faint in no time." I approached him

king it off and handing it to me. "Consider this badge y

months at least before yo

is this place

replied, taking a few steps tow

t for a moment, feeling a strong sense of familiarity. I

eyes, instin

lear of anyone from the King Palac

ll that mess on you, you must be some s

You also hate the Alpha of the Grantmoon Pack, don't you?" My parents' distrust in the Grand Moon Pack would make

lpha..." His lips

my enemy is my

ies with the Alpha o

Grantmoon Pack, saying none of them are good news. But you seem to be an exception. Seeing how ba