MiallSince Amanah left the platform, I kept my eye on her; maybe I should’ve gone ahead and danced with her. Right now, she wouldn’t be talking so happily with that tutor of hers.What did she see in him anyway?What were they even talking about so happily, with smiles and discreet touches here and there? Didn't he know she was to be wedded to me and yet still had the guts to talk to her so flirtatiously, fucking hybrid!“So, it seems our Alpha is getting married,” I immediately groaned as I watched Drystan sit next to me—man read the room—I was not in the fucking mood!“Yes,” I replied with a smile, hoping that would end this conversation I didn’t want to have with him. He was the reason we were in this mess; I should've gotten rid of him earlier.“With a human,” he continued, and I nodded. “Do you really think she would be fit to be Luna? Even Willow is a better fit for the role,” he said with a small shrug, and I clenched my fist and turned to him, still holding the smile on my fac
AmanahWhen I walked away from Miall, I bumped into Anin and Malakhi. They both had mugs filled with alcohol, and I crossed my arms over my chest. Oh, look at the love birds.“So, what was that all about?” Anin sniggered while she leaned against Malakhi, who was obviously enjoying the fact that she was glued to him; he kept his arm wrapped around her waist, balancing her.“Yeah, that was very intense,” Malakhi mumbled as he sipped his drink.“I’m hungry,” I answered, touching my belly. “Do you guys want to go get burgers?” I asked them, and Anin immediately stood up straight.“Absolutely horrible for your diet, but let's definitely do it,” Anin said as she pushed herself off Malakhi; even though I could clearly see she was drunk, she managed to stand straight without Malakhi’s help.“Can you not be a doctor for one night and just be that wild girl you told me about,” I held her hands in mine, and Malakhi raised his arms.“Yeah, be that wild girl that you are, Anin,” Malakhi whispered,
“Malakhi, go fetch my medical bag in her room, hurry,” Anin yelled, and Malakhi dashed away.I could feel myself shaking uncontrollably, and I felt like I was being pulled in and out of my body. I didn’t mind Anin’s touch; it was gentler than Malakhi's, which felt like it burnt me; however, it brought no relief to my aching body. I tried to form sentences, but I could only deliver incoherent stutters.“It’s cold,” I whispered despite feeling insanely hot at the same time. “It hurts,” I choked out as my tears rolled down endlessly down my face.I lay on my side, trying to find warmth from my body, but all I felt was pure pain shooting through my body.“Shh, don’t talk. I’m here with you, sweetheart,” Anin mumbled softly as she rocked me; she repeatedly wiped my tears, but no matter how many times she wiped, I kept crying. It felt like torture. What the hell is going on?I drifted in and out of sleep. I could hear Anin and Malakhi talking in the distance; I didn't know what they were say
MiallI sat between my mother and Malakhi as we listened intently to The White Prowler Pack's proposal. They wanted our packs to join and have one huge, harmonious family after all they had done.This was a waste of time.“This is shit,” Malakhi said through the mind link; both my mom and I nodded as we stared at the Prowlers representative.“Can’t we just say no and leave?” I asked as I sagged a bit on my chair.“You be quiet; you’re still on preliminary, so you don’t have much of a say, and sit up straight,” she bit out, and Malakhi snorted as I sat up. Their eyes turned to us, and Malakhi apologised.My mother was extremely mad at me because of what happened between Willow and me, so she suspended me. That is correct, and I am a suspended Alpha. Luckily, I could still attend the meetings just to keep up with what was happening. However, I didn’t really have much power when it comes to making decisions.It was not that I didn’t trust my mother and Malakhi, but I would also like to be
Amanah6 Weeks AgoNever did I think that what happened with Miall would be the reason I would go back home, it wasn't my first option but when Anin suggested we take a vacation back home, I agreed.I had a lot of mixed feelings about the whole situation with Miall, and I just couldn’t bear to be in the same space as him. Oh, I hated him so much!He came by almost every day to apologise, but Nyleve didn’t allow him to see me. He would stay in the house all day and continuously beg his mother to allow him to apologise to me.As if he couldn't just climb up the walls and stand on my balcony all day, but no...he was ashamed to face me and wanted to feel as if he was putting in the effort even though he wasn't.And as strong as I was, I would just spend the whole day crying because I will admit this: I was really hurt this time. Despite knowing that I had almost no chance with Miall, I wasn’t expecting him to do such a thing right after our engagement. It really hurt me, and I shouldn’t ha
"Still can't believe you grew up alone," she huffed, and I laughed as I pressed my face against her arm."It wasn't that terrible," I lied, and she pouted. “Does it really make you sad?” I asked, amused.She unhooked our arms and pinched my cheeks.“Yes! No one should ever grow up alone, and you care so much about everyone, even Willow,” she gagged. “It hurts me to see you so lonely. I want to crush the person's head who left you alone,” she said as her fist met her open hand. “I’m glad you met Frank because then I wouldn’t have met you.”“Don’t you mean Miall?”“Nobody cares about that man. Now let’s go!” Eventually, we reached the bar despite almost getting lost so many times as if she knew where his bar was.We pulled the doors open, and it was packed. What happened to this bar?Anin and I laughed as we pushed through the people. There was a raised platform with a pole right in the middle, and they were dancing so exotically. I had no words, but all I could do was laugh and cheer wi
“What’s a sunken ship?” Frankie asked as he showed off his bartending skills, and I rolled my eyes. He had so many customers; even though he had a waiter, I doubted she was good at making drinks.Maybe that was jealousy talking, but all she did was deliver the drinks Frank made.“I’m coming over there,” I said as I got up and heard Anin explain the story to him, although I wanted to avoid it. This story about Miall and I was now boring. I wrapped an apron around my waist and saw that Anin’s explanation had gotten a few listeners.Well, the story was altered to human expectations, and it was kind of funny how she had to cut out a few things from the real story.I happily attended to the customers despite having my whole life on Nioz being spilt to people I didn’t know. Who would've thought I would be tonight's entertainment?“And he had the audacity to propose to her in front of his people and later on that night sleep with his cheap ass girlfriend,” she said drunkenly, and they gasped.
I will admit I regretted returning to Nioz, and no, it wasn’t because of Miall but because of Nyleve!“Sit up straight,” she scolded again for the third time today. Yes, that’s right. I was training to become a Luna, and I hated it! I had only eaten twice today, and it was only 11 a.m. I am starving!We were currently at a women-only gathering, and they were extremely saucy stories. Who would've thought even mates would complain so much about their partners? According to earth books, I used to think wolves were insatiable, but here we were, these women saying their men weren't performing in bed anymore, girl!How sad, really. It was not as if I was any better 'cause I had been very celibate since I got here, and it seemed I would be until the end of time.I had been celibate even when I was at home, but since I got a taste of Miall, I wanted more.They weren’t only talking about things under the sheets and how much more authoritative roles they wanted in the community. I wholeheartedly