Audrey’s POVWhen Sabrina had said she wasn’t done, I didn’t quite get what she meant and honestly, I was glad I didn’t ask because the surprise would be the reason why my jaw was currently hanging on the clean wooden board of my room.“I know It's cheating using magic to get what you want but you need to understand that you look like a beautiful garden right now.” I stare at her through the mirror looking at her with wide eyes.“Are you kidding me??” I took my eyes away from hers and looked down at the dress again.“Sabrina this is fucking amazing!” I tried to reach for the dress but something made me stop. It suddenly felt like I was wearing a delicate masterpiece. The actual real flowers that Cynthia had brought in had an amazing selection of yellow, red, and green. But placing it on the white dress with the help of fusion magic… was beyond words.“Can I touch it??” I asked her through the mirror as she stood behind me because I was way too nervous to turn in the dress to make sure
Audrey’s POV“All I hear is unwanted attention.”“Well, you kind of signed up for it the moment you became the Alpha’s breeder.” “Oh...” Once again, I recalled who I was. The drive ended some five minutes after our little conversation. The car drove to a halt, leaving my heart beating in my throat. I stared out of the window like the air was made of poison. The road split ahead into two different paths, one leading to the left through the trees and the other which seemed like a more paved path with the way the trees were properly aligned in a single file on both sides of the path creating a perfect comfort canopy from the stars of the night. Sabrina moved forward, clinging to the chair in front of her as she faced Felix. “Felix, can we get to the front of the guest house? I don’t want the attention her dress is going to get her now since it hasn’t properly begun.” “Sure.” He started the car again and slowly backed into the lane, driving through the short snake path, and before
Cassandra’s POV“You are right…the breeder is here.” I stared directly at her before stepping away from the entrance of the car so that Phil could step out too. The shaman had predicted that Trudeau would bring his breeder to the festival but I disagreed.The Trudeau I knew, along with the kind of pride he exuded, he wasn’t going to let that happen.Phil gave me a look that screamed ‘I told you so’.“He didn’t tell any of us that she was going to be here.” I felt the need to say to him because I was the beta and I felt at least I would have an idea best on the kind of move he would make.“I tell you, Trudeau might not be fit for the post of Alpha after all,” Phil said in a voice not bold enough.My mood immediately turned sinister. “Don’t you ever say that again?”“I said what I said—”“You are still attached to past glory. We are way better with Trudeau than we were with his father. He’s a tad bit more considerate and he doesn’t throw on casual genocide just because a particular grou
Audrey’s POVThankfully, the door to the key was not upstairs anymore like Sabrina swore she remembered it. It was situated downstairs along with the other identical doors I saw before we went upstairs. After another minute of her swearing that the room used to be upstairs, we got into the room and she fell on the bed. “I haven’t even started and I am already tired. I wish I could just stay here, get glazed, and sleep off. Tomorrow will always be a new day.” She said into the pillow. “Then why don’t you just do that if that’s what you want??” I asked, standing by the entrance mainly because I still hadn’t figured out how I was going to sit comfortably in the dress“Because it is easier said than done.” She sat up in one try while I was sure I would have struggled in the most embarrassing way possible before I would have been able to get it right. “You are here for appearance sake…or for whatever reason Trudeau had asked you to come. But on the other hand—which is me, I have to be
Audrey’s POV “What the hell was that…” I caught myself going into the room with my hands full after barely being able to open my door alone. Sabrina wasn’t on the bed Like I thought I would meet her.Before I could twist my head around in search of her whereabouts, the door suddenly closed behind me causing me to jump at least half a feet into the air.“You easily get scared like that?” her voice does some calming to my rapidly beating heart. Now I was confident that it wasn’t some ambush…I turned around and the lights went off.“Sabrina‼” I yelled her name, practically screaming at this point. A part of me hoped that the walls of the cabin were as thin as the walls of a motel room so that someone could come and save me from this mess.“Sabrina, you are not the Morningstar, please stop whatever this is and put the light back on.”The light came on after some seconds and her grinning face was revealed.“God I feel so bad.”“You should.” I deadpanned, falling back to the bed. I felt a
Audrey’s POV“Well….are you heading to the main grounds now or are you girls just out for some air?” I choked on a chuckle at the mention of air. It took everything in me not to push it out and make a sound—or rather, an awkward noise that would draw the attention of everyone around me.“Ah—”That’s what it sounded like. Imagine the sound of a mosquito breezing by your ear. Now amplify that sound you hear and compress it into a one-second clip, that was pretty much the sound I made trying to hold by my sudden outburst.I knew there was only one thing to next to save me and that was to cough out the rest of the funny bone. Am I bipolar?The attention I didn’t get before found me now. Sabrina and The beta who had been engaging in a sudden hush chat turned to face me. I knew because I could see both their heads turn at the same time as they watched me with concerned faces. Well, Sabrina looked concerned. The beta looked like she pitied me. I must have been the equivalent of a sick puppy
Audrey’s POVIt was as I expected but better. Way better.There were two ways I saw this going. One, either it came as a form of partying and everybody would be properly hammered by the time it was midnight when they say the moon is at its brightest and fullest. I didn’t have the proof and never felt any different during the full moon anytime in the past.Every time I look back at the past and think about how there were many more ways I could have lived through and experienced it. But it was clear I wasn’t the lucky one, I had heard and experienced it too many times.My attention was taken to the side of the reverse hill ground. They seemed to be another crowd taking interest in something that was going on there. When Guillemette mentioned it was a huge ground that went lower as it neared the center, I thought about it just being a shallow ground but standing at the edge of it, I realized his explanation was a more humble version of what was before me. Soon the little group that had c
Trudeau’s POVStanding by the tree of fairy tales—the largest tree in the woods where people believed spiritual creatures emanated from. I wasn’t a huge fan of folklore so I just let it be whatever it was, that wasn’t until there was a need for me to be present at the grounds where the festival was happening. It took everything in me not to get to the guest in and lock myself safe away from all of the problems that transitioned from just being there in the first place. First of all, the tradition was way too old for its good that at this point, I think people just did it because they wanted to keep doing it and not because they believed in its good faith.“I don’t know how long you think you can dodge this but eventually, you are going to have to leave and get down there.” Anthony who had been sitting on a fallen log spoke up, looking away from his phone.“Says the guy who is still seated here with me.” I shot back at him, getting defensive.“Oh yeah…” he chuckled. “Says the guy who i