With the slash and slice of flesh filling the air, Quinn felt a faint taste of blood on her tongue. Visibly shaking in fear, she made no effort to move from the ground.
From the shadows of darkness, Blake walked to her, the ancient sword in his right hand dripped with thick blood and instantly, she knew it was him. “I warned you, didn't I?” He growled. Anger pierced his eyes and voice as he spoke. “I…..I don't want that life!” Quinn yelled, seeing the blood that stained his face. The fear that had gripped her slowly melted into anxiety. Before her was a different Blake. One that had just killed his kind just to save her despite her stubbornness. “Get up” Blake coughed, lending his hand to her. “We need to get you cleaned up at least before the news of this gets out to the elders” he pointed towards the dead bodies that scattered all over the ground. Quinn's stomach twisted in pain, a part of her was scared for her life. Blake gently took her in by one arm as he guarded her back to the car, not taking his eyes off her even for a minute. “I won't let you leave the house again” He murmured. “What….” her voice came in short gasps. “Your life is in danger already and putting you back out here is a greater risk so you're never leaving my sight again" For Quinn, it was obvious that all her possible chances of escape were extinct and she would live with this ruthless alpha for the rest of her life. As if he could read her mind, he said “Don’t worry, you'll have your own separate apartment so you won't bother about me touching you”. The words leaving his lips like he only married her to occupy an empty room. Quinn knew it'd be impossible for her not to want him. Even in a separate apartment. Not after what he did to her and how he had touched her. It may have been normal to him but it drove her insane. And she wanted more. The drive back to the house was quiet, one would think that the silence had no end but it eventually did when they pulled up at the gate and Quinn rushed out of the car, running inside. “Quinn! Quinn!” He called out to her but with her back to him and her foot on the stairs, she was already speeding in the hallway. “Lowly piece of—" “Blake” a voice startled him. He turned to see Elder Marcus standing at the door. Blake had wondered if Marcus had seen Quinn racing through the hallways and why he was there, standing like he had been in the room since. Marcus shifted and settled his arms on his body, “There’s been a breakout in the old library. An ancient artifact has been stolen” “What? By who?" Blake's eyes arch in curiosity. The pale, helpless look on his face vanished instantly. “We have no idea who—” “What do you mean you have no idea about who took it?” Blake was beginning to panic. His blood boiled hot and veils were starting to stretch to his nails. Marcus noticed this and took a step back. It wasn't wise to stand near the alpha when he's angry, one could get torn apart. Or flung to the wall. “The camera was able to catch a glimpse of someone who could be the culprit but we couldn't get a face.” Blake’s breaths tensed, his palms squeezed tightly as he settled on the chair, with his head bent, still visibly angry. “Do you think it's him?” He asked, fear creeped into his words. Even after years of peace, Blake could still hear the war raging in his head. The blood that splashed on the streets of Starfalls. The heads that rolled and lives lost. And his best friend, whom he had lost in the fight. What he had feared the most was coming back to haunt him. Marcus knew what he was talking about, he became cautious with his words. “I don't think so” he cleared his throat. “The barrier between us and the outside world is too strong to be broken. And that's where he is, exactly where he belongs." He said and tapped Blake gently. Blake nodded and got up. “Ready the forces” he instructed. “No matter what, we must be prepared. And find me that thief, he or she has a lot of talking to do” he finished. Marcus bowed his head and headed out the door, off to deliver the alpha's orders. Blake remained in the living room, letting the quietness of the house to embrace him. His thoughts, now raging, ran wild. Memories of the blood moon curse, how a quiet city was brought down in ruins right before his eyes. He wondered if he had uncovered the cure, maybe he would have saved his parents from dying. He could have rescued the city and he wouldn't have to hate his best friend for life. He sighed, rubbing his temples. “Are you okay?” a small voice from behind him caught his attention, startling him a bit. Blake arched back to see Quinn standing at the end of the stair, a tray of water in her hands. She stood there like she was waiting for him to command her. “I’m fine. I just—” “You don't look so good” she stopped him. Walking to where he sat, she placed the tray at the center of the table, waiting for his constant taunts but they never came. Quinn sat beside him, took out a few painkillers and placed them in his palm, putting a glass of water in his other hand. “Here, drink it,” She told him, her eyes darting from each pupil to the other. Blake felt stunned, not just long ago was she running and trying to get away from him. Now she sat so close to him, handing him drugs for his head. As he swallowed the pills and gulped the water, he stylishly observed her. She has changed into a short black dress, compared to what she had on before. Her small curvy body fitted so perfectly and one wrap of his arms around her felt so good, he wanted to try. Her hair fell on both sides of her face, revealing how wavy they were, he somehow wasn't able to notice this and he didn't know why. And her lips, they were glossy and shiny. They weren't so shiny and enticing earlier that day but of course, he didn't see that while he was trying to save her little ass. How come she was looking so irresistibly edible on such a bad day? He'd give anything to tear her apart and eat her up but he wasn't going to let the little witch get to him. Not when she was looking like a delicious death trap. “Are you trying to be nice to me?” he trolled. Quinn exhaled, like she knew he'd take on his devilish form again. “I’m only trying to help,” she rushed. Now she was beginning to regret stepping out of her room. Did he think she had come to seduce him? Quinn stood up abruptly, “I will leave if you think I'm trying to do something else with you” she moved to pick up the tray but he stopped her. “I didn't ask you to leave so sit back down" his voice was stern but somehow soft. She could hear it and she wondered why he was hiding it. “It’s okay, I'll go” she insisted and brushed his hand off her, not wanting him to see how red her cheeks were. Surprisingly, he didn't fight her, so without looking back, Quinn ran back upstairs with her heart beating faster than a band parade.Quinn pressed her back against the cold stone wall, her breath escaping in shallow puffs of mist as she made her way through the darkness, hoping to get to safety as soon as possible. Watching her entire pack wipeout before her very eyes was not something so light, but she knew that at that moment, staying alive was more important than mourning her loved ones. Someone had unleashed the blood moon curse upon the entire wolf clan, and it had led to a massive fallout in the number of werewolves within the wolf clan. She had survived the blood moon curse, and now, for some unknown reasons, one of the Alphas had sent his werewolves to get her, and to avoid being caught by them, she had to flee. “No matter what happens, you have to stay alive,” her mother’s last words kept echoing in her head. She clutched the frayed edges of her cloak, her fingers trembling, though not from the cold. From behind her, she could hear the voices of her pursuers slicing through the night air, car
Quinn’s fear was not enough to take her eyes off the Alpha. Something about him was so magnetic, it seemed to pull her in. He was by far the most handsome male she had ever seen. His features seemed so handsome, he appeared to have been sculpted. He was dressed only in black, black leather pants, black boots, and a black shirt that was only half buttoned, displaying a very powerful steel – like chest. The black only seemed to enhance his ruthlessness, add more to his already dangerously handsome look, and Quinn couldn’t help but wonder if that was the way he always dressed, or he just happened to be wearing black today. His unreadable pale grey eyes bore into hers, set within a well chiseled face that bore no expression at all. Quinn suddenly shivered as she realized that unlike she who’s emotions always got mirrored in her facial expression, she had no way of knowing what the Alpha was thinking. His full lower lip seemed paused in motion as if he had stopped talking mi
Quinn shivered as the males bound her hands behind her back. Her eyes shot silent pleas at the Alpha, but he had already turned away to focus on more important things—things more important than a weak female he planned to sleep with later in the day.She fought tears as she was led forward into the Alpha’s magnificent building, but when the door was shut, she finally let go of the tears she was holding.Quinn wept. She wept for the simple days she used to have. The days before she learnt she was specially gifted. Then she wept because she missed her mother. What was her life going to become now? Locked away as the prisoner of the most ruthless Alpha she had ever heard about.When her tears were spent, Quinn finally focused on making the most of the bad situation she found herself. Her eyes darted around the room, and for a moment, she took out time to appreciate its sheer magnificence.It was no doubt a very masculine room with its sharp colors and well defined furniture. The Alpha s
Alpha Blake paced his study after he had left the room. Something felt a bit off. He prided himself in being an excellent judge of character, but there was an inconsistency with the girl locked up in his room.The other werewolves who had gone ahead to look for the healer had eventually returned, but they had failed to find her. For a moment, he had thought of Quinn as the healer but seeing how weak she appeared before him, he wasn’t sure anymore.He remembered how he had left her, naked and trembling, her lips swollen from his kisses. She was one hell of a lovely female, and there was no harm in sampling the goods she had graciously offered him but at that point, finding the healer was his outmost priority.Once he gets to find the healer, he was going to give this weak female to his betas. An even more gruesome fate awaited her from the hands of his seemingly ruthless Betas who would stop at nothing to take away every ounce of pleasure that she had to offer.For a moment, Blake allo
Alpha Blake would have seen her as crazy if he hadn't made a few steps before her, causing her to shiver under the fact that he wasn't scared.Only that he really was afraid. The sword that Quinn welded in her hands was so powerful that it could bring the entire city to the ground but he wasn't ready to make her understand that yet.No, he just needed to make sure it never gets into her hands again.“You are some stubborn ass, aren't you?” he teased, cocking his head as he watched her trying to hide the pain that the sword had leveled on her arms. She groaned slightly, still maintaining her stance and the tip of the sword on Blake's face. “Did you think I would give up? After you locked me in this stinking dungeon that you call a house. I mean who keeps an ancient sword laying in plain sight? What if a kid finds it and harms himself?” “We have no kids running around here but I left it there so you'd find it, try to kill me and run away” Blake took a quick seat near the window. It
Quinn hadn't taken time to notice the dreadfully looking animal skin hanging on the wall. An antelope that looked more alive than it was dead. “Disgusting” she hissed, twitching her nose in distaste. After Alpha Blake had revealed that they were getting married, she felt her body jolt at the news of it. She still couldn't believe it was actually happening. Within a few hours after the unholy announcement, make-up artists were hovering over her face, she barely had any breathing space. A simple white flowery gown was already picked up and ready for her. She watched it sitting pretty in a corner and she hated herself for it. “Keep still ma'am,” the make-up artist murmured to her for the third time, cutting her out of her thoughts. Her face was stiff with visible anger, one that wasn't hard to tell even from a distance. Quinn nodded slowly as she adjusted herself on the chair. She didn't feel comfortable at all. Matter of fact, she felt crazy for sitting there. In frustratio
It took Blake a few hours to stand with Quinn and take in the hatred that grew in her teary eyes. After he and Sebastian had scooped and dropped her like a bomb in the hall, right before the elders, he knew she had more than just hatred for him, it was disgust. Elder Marcus had summoned three other elders. Those holding ranks above Blake's but still couldn't shake his decision. Elder Marcus would have agreed to having tried his best to change Blake's mind but now, he was convinced that the boy had gone mad. Especially after Blake had asked him to invite other higher ranked elders to give him their blessings. Not like he cared, he only wanted to acknowledge their presence and their respect. But these elders weren't ones to be played by as fools. Despite their rejections of the union, Blake still somehow had their tongues tied with no options. Their harsh whispers didn't stop him from sliding the ring into Quinn's finger and pledging to protect her. His sworn promises were
With the slash and slice of flesh filling the air, Quinn felt a faint taste of blood on her tongue. Visibly shaking in fear, she made no effort to move from the ground.From the shadows of darkness, Blake walked to her, the ancient sword in his right hand dripped with thick blood and instantly, she knew it was him.“I warned you, didn't I?” He growled. Anger pierced his eyes and voice as he spoke. “I…..I don't want that life!” Quinn yelled, seeing the blood that stained his face. The fear that had gripped her slowly melted into anxiety. Before her was a different Blake. One that had just killed his kind just to save her despite her stubbornness.“Get up” Blake coughed, lending his hand to her. “We need to get you cleaned up at least before the news of this gets out to the elders” he pointed towards the dead bodies that scattered all over the ground.Quinn's stomach twisted in pain, a part of her was scared for her life. Blake gently took her in by one arm as he guarded her back to
It took Blake a few hours to stand with Quinn and take in the hatred that grew in her teary eyes. After he and Sebastian had scooped and dropped her like a bomb in the hall, right before the elders, he knew she had more than just hatred for him, it was disgust. Elder Marcus had summoned three other elders. Those holding ranks above Blake's but still couldn't shake his decision. Elder Marcus would have agreed to having tried his best to change Blake's mind but now, he was convinced that the boy had gone mad. Especially after Blake had asked him to invite other higher ranked elders to give him their blessings. Not like he cared, he only wanted to acknowledge their presence and their respect. But these elders weren't ones to be played by as fools. Despite their rejections of the union, Blake still somehow had their tongues tied with no options. Their harsh whispers didn't stop him from sliding the ring into Quinn's finger and pledging to protect her. His sworn promises were
Quinn hadn't taken time to notice the dreadfully looking animal skin hanging on the wall. An antelope that looked more alive than it was dead. “Disgusting” she hissed, twitching her nose in distaste. After Alpha Blake had revealed that they were getting married, she felt her body jolt at the news of it. She still couldn't believe it was actually happening. Within a few hours after the unholy announcement, make-up artists were hovering over her face, she barely had any breathing space. A simple white flowery gown was already picked up and ready for her. She watched it sitting pretty in a corner and she hated herself for it. “Keep still ma'am,” the make-up artist murmured to her for the third time, cutting her out of her thoughts. Her face was stiff with visible anger, one that wasn't hard to tell even from a distance. Quinn nodded slowly as she adjusted herself on the chair. She didn't feel comfortable at all. Matter of fact, she felt crazy for sitting there. In frustratio
Alpha Blake would have seen her as crazy if he hadn't made a few steps before her, causing her to shiver under the fact that he wasn't scared.Only that he really was afraid. The sword that Quinn welded in her hands was so powerful that it could bring the entire city to the ground but he wasn't ready to make her understand that yet.No, he just needed to make sure it never gets into her hands again.“You are some stubborn ass, aren't you?” he teased, cocking his head as he watched her trying to hide the pain that the sword had leveled on her arms. She groaned slightly, still maintaining her stance and the tip of the sword on Blake's face. “Did you think I would give up? After you locked me in this stinking dungeon that you call a house. I mean who keeps an ancient sword laying in plain sight? What if a kid finds it and harms himself?” “We have no kids running around here but I left it there so you'd find it, try to kill me and run away” Blake took a quick seat near the window. It
Alpha Blake paced his study after he had left the room. Something felt a bit off. He prided himself in being an excellent judge of character, but there was an inconsistency with the girl locked up in his room.The other werewolves who had gone ahead to look for the healer had eventually returned, but they had failed to find her. For a moment, he had thought of Quinn as the healer but seeing how weak she appeared before him, he wasn’t sure anymore.He remembered how he had left her, naked and trembling, her lips swollen from his kisses. She was one hell of a lovely female, and there was no harm in sampling the goods she had graciously offered him but at that point, finding the healer was his outmost priority.Once he gets to find the healer, he was going to give this weak female to his betas. An even more gruesome fate awaited her from the hands of his seemingly ruthless Betas who would stop at nothing to take away every ounce of pleasure that she had to offer.For a moment, Blake allo
Quinn shivered as the males bound her hands behind her back. Her eyes shot silent pleas at the Alpha, but he had already turned away to focus on more important things—things more important than a weak female he planned to sleep with later in the day.She fought tears as she was led forward into the Alpha’s magnificent building, but when the door was shut, she finally let go of the tears she was holding.Quinn wept. She wept for the simple days she used to have. The days before she learnt she was specially gifted. Then she wept because she missed her mother. What was her life going to become now? Locked away as the prisoner of the most ruthless Alpha she had ever heard about.When her tears were spent, Quinn finally focused on making the most of the bad situation she found herself. Her eyes darted around the room, and for a moment, she took out time to appreciate its sheer magnificence.It was no doubt a very masculine room with its sharp colors and well defined furniture. The Alpha s
Quinn’s fear was not enough to take her eyes off the Alpha. Something about him was so magnetic, it seemed to pull her in. He was by far the most handsome male she had ever seen. His features seemed so handsome, he appeared to have been sculpted. He was dressed only in black, black leather pants, black boots, and a black shirt that was only half buttoned, displaying a very powerful steel – like chest. The black only seemed to enhance his ruthlessness, add more to his already dangerously handsome look, and Quinn couldn’t help but wonder if that was the way he always dressed, or he just happened to be wearing black today. His unreadable pale grey eyes bore into hers, set within a well chiseled face that bore no expression at all. Quinn suddenly shivered as she realized that unlike she who’s emotions always got mirrored in her facial expression, she had no way of knowing what the Alpha was thinking. His full lower lip seemed paused in motion as if he had stopped talking mi
Quinn pressed her back against the cold stone wall, her breath escaping in shallow puffs of mist as she made her way through the darkness, hoping to get to safety as soon as possible. Watching her entire pack wipeout before her very eyes was not something so light, but she knew that at that moment, staying alive was more important than mourning her loved ones. Someone had unleashed the blood moon curse upon the entire wolf clan, and it had led to a massive fallout in the number of werewolves within the wolf clan. She had survived the blood moon curse, and now, for some unknown reasons, one of the Alphas had sent his werewolves to get her, and to avoid being caught by them, she had to flee. “No matter what happens, you have to stay alive,” her mother’s last words kept echoing in her head. She clutched the frayed edges of her cloak, her fingers trembling, though not from the cold. From behind her, she could hear the voices of her pursuers slicing through the night air, car