The room was dimly lit by the soft light of a bedside lamp, casting long shadows across Brad's face as he lay there, still and vulnerable. I tucked the blanket around him, my touch gentle. While my hands moved smoothly, my heart was heavy with the weight of the situation. He looked so lost, so different from the strong, confident Alpha he had always been. As I brushed a strand of hair from his forehead, I pressed a tender kiss to his forehead, my love for him echoing in the quiet room."Sleep well, my love," I whispered, my voice breaking with the sadness I felt. With one last lingering glance, I stepped away from the bed, my decision firming with each step I took. I couldn't let myself crumble under the weight of my feelings. I had to find out what happened, and Erin was the only one who could provide me with the answers I wanted.As I stepped out into the night, the air felt heavy with the weight of my tension. The moon hung low in the sky, casting strange shadows across the familia
The morning sun coloured the room with soft hues of gold, throwing a warm glow on Brad's sleeping form. His features, once so familiar, now seemed distant and foreign. I watched him for a moment in his sleep, wondering just how much of him had changed, asides from his memories. I did this with my heart aching with the pain of his lack of recollection of me. I felt a sadness settle within me, and I knew that I had to help him find his way back to us.With a deep breath, I got out of bed and made my way to the kitchen. I decided to prepare Brad's favorite breakfast, hoping that the familiar taste might trigger some memories. The aroma of sizzling bacon and fresh coffee filled the air, a familiar, nostalgic scent that had once brought a smile to Brad's face.As I set the table, I heard Brad's footsteps approaching from behind. He walked into the kitchen, his eyes widening in surprise at the sight of the breakfast spread before him."Wow, this looks amazing," he said, his voice filled wit
The sun had climbed higher into the sky by the time Brad and I finished our breakfast. With our plates cleared away, I suggested we take a walk around the pack territory, hoping that the familiar sights and sounds might jog some memories loose. Brad agreed, the familiar signs of excitement in his eyes.As we strolled through the pack, I kept a close eye on Brad, observing his reactions to different places and faces. The townsfolk greeted us warmly, their smiles probably hiding the concern they had for their Alpha. Kids peeked out from behind their parents, their curiosity piqued by Brad's presence. It was evident that he had been telling the truth, and he had not come out of the pack house since news of death. We approached the heart of the pack, where Margot's house stood tall and welcoming. I thought it might be a good idea for Brad to talk to Margot, since she was the pack's best unofficial healer and a wise woman who could find some sympathy to garner for him. She might have some
The day was ending, as Brad and I made our way back to the pack house. My mind buzzed with an odd combination of excitement and a plan. I had a plan, a risky one, but it was the only idea that had come up in my desperate search for a solution.Once inside the pack house, I waited until Brad was occupied in the living room, flipping through some old photo albums. He seemed drawn to the familiar faces, even though he couldn't quite recall the stories behind the pictures. I took this opportunity to slip into his room, my heart pounding in my chest like a beating drum..The room was completely covered in the warm glow of the setting sun, so his things were warm. The familiar scent of his cologne lingered in the air. My eyes scanned the room, searching for any signs of the blue bleorda hiding in the room. As I opened drawers and peered into closets, my mind raced. The mere thought of someone using dark magic against Brad filled me with a very strong combination of anger and fear. How cou
The energy in the air sparked with the remnants of the ritual as we returned inside. The room felt heavy, and my heart ached with all of the hope that had nowhere to go, and my disappointment. Brad placed a comforting hand on my shoulder, his eyes mirroring the same emotions I felt."We gave it our all, Layla," Brad said, his voice gentle. "Even if it didn't work this time, I'm not giving up. We'll find a way to break this curse, I promise."His words were very soothing to my soul, and they felt like a reassurance that he was still here, still fighting alongside me. I managed a weak smile, my eyes still moist with unshed tears."I know, Brad. It's just... seeing you like this, it breaks my heart. I can't bear the thought of you not remembering us, our love, our life together," I said, my voice quivering.He pulled me into his arms, holding me close. "I can't bear it either, Layla. But we're in this together. We face our challenges as a team, remember? And no matter what happens, I lov
The next day, I made my way to Margot's home, carrying the weight of our recent failures on my shoulders. The sun shone brightly overhead, casting warm rays that seemed to dance on the path before me. With each step, I replayed our attempts in my mind, searching for any missed detail, any clue that might lead us to a solution.When I arrived at Margot's door, I knocked softly, my anxiety bubbling beneath the surface. She opened the door with a warm smile, her eyes filled with an unreleased laugh."Layla, come in," she said, her voice calm and soothing. "I've been expecting you. How are you holding up?"I sighed, my shoulders slumping with the weight of my emotions. "It's been difficult, Margot. We tried the ritual, but it didn't work. Brad still doesn't remember anything, and I'm running out of ideas."Margot placed a comforting hand on my arm, her touch grounding me. "Sometimes, the answers come when we least expect them. We just have to keep searching, keep trying. The solution migh
The room crackled with tension as I stared at the two individuals who had attempted to weaken Brad and our pack. Anger boiled inside me, but beneath it, there was a fierce determination. Brad's eyes, filled with a cold fury, never left them."You dared to put tifether this vile plan against me, against us," Brad's voice was low, his words cutting through the air like a sharp blade. "You thought you could weaken me, break my spirit. But you underestimated the strength of our pack, the power of our bond, and the love between me and Layla. Your actions are unforgivable."I stepped forward, my voice steady despite the rage burning within me. "Brad is the best Alpha we could ever ask for. He leads with wisdom, compassion, and kindness. Your betrayal won't weaken our pack; it will only make us stronger. We will stand together, and your twisted wants will never tear us apart."The taller one sneered, his arrogance infuriating. "We did what we thought was necessary. You were becoming weak, un
The memory came rushing back to me, vivid and clear, as though it had happened just yesterday. I closed my eyes, allowing the past to wash over me, taking me back to that fateful day in the heart of the forest.Many years ago, when I was still young and finding my way as a leader, I used to roam the woods surrounding our pack territory with the forest, with its ancient trees and whispered secrets, was a place where I found solace, and the place where I enjoyed training the most. On that particular day, the sun had gone down early.I was lost in thought, my mind occupied with the responsibilities of being an Alpha. As I walked, I heard laughter, the innocent, carefree sound of a. Hold coughing. Intrigued, I followed the sound until I stumbled upon a clearing. There, surrounded by wildflowers and bathed in moonlight, were three children.The eldest, a boy with tousled brown hair and curious eyes, looked to be around ten years old. He had an air of confidence about him, his posture sugg