Blood-red crescent moon

na'

honking, distant chattering and people talkin

o places: the city and t

le walking in sidewalks replaced the rustling of leaves and the how

fact--I

nted me. The only time it came was when the moon was

fried food-my comfort smell. Here in this place I was just Elen

new I had a wolf locked away in

he pack to the wilderness with a broken he

turned to look who called me-it was Mike,

s glass up. I gave a forced smile and pick

to wander and it brought me back to

words of hate. His face was cold and unwelcomin

are w

never be

htmare and I could cry all da

ich would hit me as I ran through the forest.

nds a way t

n and a gush of wind mixed with ea

hand held the glass j

as undeniabl

the doorway, three huge figures stood, with their commanding presence w

their eyes had a silver glow-somet

I said

in my throat as I rec

om the silve

hey in the human world? Why are t

locked their gaze on me, like a

as Marcus, Kael's third in command. He stepped forward, h

is possible? How did they find me? I had been careful enough to cove

out." I lied with a straight face eve

on." I said with a shaky v

plat dumb, Elena. We can smell you from

een me and the newcomers. Their voices began to lower dow

in front of these people and I didn'

e of peace and happiness and I won't

counter, slowly taking out a knife which was hidden there.

ers. We are to make sure you return back to

something else. He had rejected, humiliated and cast me aside, doe

dn't let t

ned around the knife, "I am not his mate anymore and I am no lo

get to decide that, Elena, you are part of the silver fangs

His hands grabbed my wrist. The knife I held fell to the

f his grip but it was no

lf awakened and threatened to break free

through the door. The other customers just stared as they w

I stared for a way

s tr

hit my head and the last thing