Zelene Sallow:My heart raced within my chest as we sat in the car, heading towards the location of the child. I trembled at the thought of discovering something profoundly distressing. I didn't know if I could go on living if anything were to happen to my daughter.Just then, Lady Jewel rushed out of the car, with Hans following closely behind."What's happening?" She looked equally exhausted. At times, I couldn't quite fathom her. Was she genuinely concerned for Yuna, or was she afraid that the Frosters would use Yuna to harm the werewolves and subjugate them?"Mom! The warriors have found a little child, about the same age as Yuna, wrapped in her... blankie," Ray stepped forward to inform her. I heard his voice break as he described the child's condition."They killed my granddaughter!" Lady Jewel yelled. Her eyes then turned toward me. "And you're still taking her with you?" She continued as she approached the car, attempting to grasp my arm and pull me out of the backseat."Mom!
Zelene Sallow:"Then whose baby is this?" Ray sighed as he observed the police officers taking away the unfortunate infant.I couldn't help but feel uneasy about the situation. The baby was so innocent and adorable. Why would someone harm her?"Do you think it was a warning for us?" I asked as I watched the brothers gathered around me on the hills. We hadn't been able to leave this place, and I didn't want to return home empty-handed anymore."It seems like the child was killed recently, probably just a few hours ago," Shane commented, and I let out a sigh. I was growing anxious now. Whoever this poor baby belonged to must be devastated.…“We need to take strict actions and also inform her parents,” I stated, watching my mates as they glanced at me.“Did you not hear her?” Ray asked Jerome, who wore a puzzled expression.“Listen to her and follow her lead,” Axel remarked, and Jerome's confusion deepened.“We are not instructed to treat her differently,” Jerome began, but Oscar interr
Zel:People call me Zel, but I don't really have a name. I got this name when they named my better twin, Zelene. When we were born, my mother, Veem, was well aware of the prophecy. She was excited, in fact. She claimed that Lady Jewel had messed everything up for the frosters because of her own agenda against her mate at that time.Which was true; that lady was wicked. But Veem was no better. She was terrible too. She found a packer and mated with him, only to kill him after she got pregnant. She just didn't want to have our father in the picture because how else would she use us? After giving birth to the daughters who will carry the weresin, Veem actually earned herself a respectable place in the frosters and even became a leader.However, she knew that if we grew up with the frosters, there would be fewer chances for us to ever be accepted by the alpha king brothers.That's when she found out that only one of us could carry weresin, and the other would feed the weresin. In this cas
Zel:Once again, I was left in the room with Yuna. I took care of her as much as I could for the next whole day. I didn't blame her for taking my daughter's place. Yuna was a special child, but what disturbed me deeply was the fact that my daughter was missing, or at least, not with me. They took her away from me and had been avoiding any questions I had to ask about her. Needless to say, my patience was wearing thin.I was beginning to get anxious and even called for my mother over and over again. She never really came to speak to me directly. When night arrived, I grew desperate. I banged hard for several minutes until Remi finally showed up, the person I didn't want to see because she was not helpful at all."What is it?" she opened the door to growl at me. Unlike last time, she didn't look too relaxed. Something about her body language told me that she was under a lot of stress."Where is my daughter? I want to see Hannah. It's been a whole day, and I don't even know who is taking
Zel:"She was completely fine when she was with me," I almost gagged at the news. So that was it? I would never be able to see my daughter again because someone thought she wasn't that important to them?My chest was ripped open, and my heart ached from the news. But what could I do? How could I make them pay so bad that they would regret ever hurting my Hannah?"I know. But the moment we took her upstairs, she stopped breathing and started coughing blood," Veem stated, and for the first time, it seemed like she wasn't lying. And that was because it might have happened to her after they did something to her.I couldn't even look at Veem's face without feeling this urge to throw up."No kid just gets sick all of a suddenl---y," my voice broke, and my body shook, frustration taking over me."I know. But how do you know she wasn't sick already? You had been locked up in the room with her for months now. You didn't go for regular checkups," Veem was forcing a sweet and devastated tone, tr
Zelene Sallow:"My sister?" I frowned, and Axel looked deeply disturbed. The two of us stood face to face, staring at the letter in bewilderment. Just moments ago, we were talking about someone Axel had met, someone he claimed was me, and now I was holding a letter from my sister.Something was trying to click, but I couldn't say for sure until I had read the letter."You never had a sister, right? This is some sort of ploy, right?" Axel smiled awkwardly, his eyes filling with tears of realization."We should return home," I mumbled under my breath as I held the letter tightly and decided to read it in the car. We were still out in the wild, and the Frosters might be planning something. To wrap someone else's child in Yuna's blanket and then leave her here seemed like a ploy.Axel nodded, and together we rushed towards the car. Both of us remained silent throughout the car ride. I knew he wanted me to read the letter as soon as possible. So when he parked the car in the mansion's park
Axel Leon:Shane finished reading the letter, and I couldn't stop thinking about what I had done. My mind was blank from all the thoughts racing through my head. Was it possible that everything that had happened wasn't Zelene's fault? We accused her of something so significant without realizing that the truth was quite different. How did we not question if something was amiss? It was evident that Zelene wasn't a wicked person. Why didn't we investigate further?"Oh, my goodness!" Oscar's sigh brought me back to reality.I shook my head and blinked hard, trying to hide the tears. All this time, I was accusing her when it was a completely different person I had first fallen in love with. Zel had truly touched my heart, but when Zelene came along, I felt a genuine and innocent attraction towards her. My anger and all the false evidence against us had prevented me from pursuing her.She stopped crying and let go of the hug with Oscar. I noticed the brothers avoiding eye contact with her,
Axel Leon:I entered through the large window and found the room completely empty. I could still hear the others fighting, and the chilling screams were echoing off the walls.I started using my wolf's help to track the scents around. I tried to calm my rapid breaths so that I could hear my surroundings clearly. It seemed like there weren't many people in this house; maybe everyone had gone to secure the main door for safety.However, despite not hearing anyone nearby, I just couldn't shake the feeling that my daughter was somewhere close. Once I was in the long hallway, I finally heard footsteps. I hid behind a wall and paid close attention to who it was."Keep an eye on the basement. Make sure no one gets their hands on them," I recognized the voice as Remi, Zelene's adoptive mother. She was giving instructions to the guard about the basement.Whoever they had in the basement was crucial.My daughter!I remembered Zel's letter, and it was pretty clear that I was on the right track.