THE ALPHA's HEIR

s were getting way too crystal clear. She wanted answers, and she wanted them fast. The girl kept returning to thoughts

in her mind. If the pack he affiliated with was behind the threats she received, then what i

gossip, she discovered a long history of werewolf legends in this town. Stories often blurry, yet a

e name of Mr. Thompson, who was rumored to know everything about the town's hist

store with old records and historical artifacts. As she came in, a bell above the door rang out

ith a warm smile. "What c

Thompson. I was looking for some information regarding the history of this place.

rewolves, eh? Not too many people are interested in asking

e been getting some threatening messages, and they seem to be about some mysterious man

, you came to the right place for old stories. This town ha

urnals and turned through them. "The pack you speak of is called the Moonshadow Clan. Its lore is intertwined within this town's very f

a. "What can you tell me ab

g what's theirs is always talked about. There are rumours of ancient traditions and a tight hierarchy. If Lucas's connect

y but also for their might in assimilating with human society while remaining werewolves. These were rumoured to be

rrings of unease as the implications began to sink in. If Lucas bel

vy from all she had learned, and she knew she needed to be very cautious from then on. A

seats on the bench as the sun was already stretching its rays across the lawn. Elena told him everyt

o make sense. If Lucas belongs to this clan, then the threats have

here. I don't know whether to forge forward or back off. The

y may be the only way we're going to get answers. But we've got to be

of Lucas and the Moonshadow Clan had started to get very dangerous. Elena felt they should

oward it; her heart raced. It read, "You are getting too close

hiver down her back. They were being watched, and the consequ

t have been much worse. They had just sat down to discuss what their next moves should be when Elena's phon

hoto created the impression; both of them combined gave a sense of danger about to strike. They were in