The Supreme Luna

l

and passengers to accelerate faster. I knew I was riding it now because my head felt increasingly diz

" Alpha Ala

ce directly in front of my face. Tremb

t," I w

ha

rgin," I conf

eck tighter and I saw his eyes burning bright c

k it?" h

ad, refusing

t?" he asked, his word

ns, I opened my mouth slowly. I didn't know what to say to him. Bu

ilver Moon Pack," I

from the pressure of this Rider. Unable to hold it back any longer, I vomited. The liqui

" He roared in frustrat

*

Moon Goddess wanted from me, she had fated me to a terr

f the Blood Moon Pack. He was furious upon learning that I was no longe

e alone in a filthy, dusty corner of the underground prison. If I hadn't lie

r wants me as his mat

so he'll likely use you for somet

ching bag

were specially designed for werewolves. The scent of wolfsbane poison pierced

rds who brought me food twice a day. It seemed a week had passed. Alpha Alastair hadn't

time, the scent of the food was strikingly different from before. It smelled of calming mint and

ed the tray, I realized something was off about the spoon. A tissue was

ore certain that the scent didn't come from the broth, but from the tiss

was the message wr

ell door's lock, and sure enough, the padlock was go

rd who brought the food ea

ing my nose, the mint and pine scent overpowered it, giving me newfound strength. I dashed out, passing

und. I glanced right and left, unsure of where to go. To the right, far ahead, I saw residentia

building on my left. I chased that light without much thoug

*

e she

e. Two other guard followed him. My first

g, my bare feet bruised as they hit the ground between the tre

alming pine to my nose. The next second, someone jumped and ta

ed to me as he stood up to f

as alone, fighting against three men. I froze for a momen

know when or where. One thing I knew for

When a guard fell to the ground, the other two chased me again

rd's waist and then threw him toward the Gamma. While the two guards curled on the ground, the other

runn

I turned and ran,