I feel extremely tired all the time anymore, as if I've ran hundreds of miles throughout the day. I can't focus and my stomach feels like it's constantly in knots. My dreams use to help energize me hearing her sweet voice in my mind. But now I hardly hear her voice in the darkness of the dream scape when I call out to her. The connection between us seems to be fading more and more with each passing day we are away from each other. I have this uneasy feeling that something is wrong with Sarah. Like she is becoming very ill or something. I shake my head at that thought, that's just crazy though right... she's a werewolf. They rarely ever get sick unless posioned with wolfsbane, silver or the human part of them is born with a disabiling disease of some sort.
I can't shake this unnerving feeling that I need to go to her before something truly bad takes place, but how? Our scouts caught word of my father's men near the borders of this territory. So my sister and I have been stayi
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" Good afternoon Elder Lilia, I hope your travels were smooth and accomidating while traveling to our pack?" My father speaks out in a modulated tone " Yes, they were, Thank you for asking Dale," we hear her reply as she rounds the corner entering the living room. I don't know what I thought she was going to look like. Hearing she was one of the oldest elders residing on the counsel. I actually had pictured her with wrinkling skin and gray hair. But the woman that was standing in front of us scaning the room, giving everyone a faint smile until her eyes landed on me. Looked as if she hadn't aged a day sense she turned twenty five. Her coal black hair was silky soft from appearance and pulled into a nice fishtail braid down the side of her head, her skin wasn't wrinkly at all, but very smooth and shiny with that sun kissed tan look all werewolves were supposed to have from birth. The two orbs that stared at me with so much intensity, were the most magnificent sunset orange. I felt as
I couldn't believe my brother was dumb enough to leave his mate. On top of not even telling me he even found her. Our mates was something we both have dreamnt of for a very long time finding them was supposed to be the light at the end of our dark tunnel. To find happiness amongst all the sorrow that plagued the earth. But his dumb butt decided to add more chaos to the pile we we're already running from. I prayed to the mooon goddess to not let this be the ending to my brothers other half, to let us find her before the darkness showed. Our mother told us once the curse took hold it was something very few were every able to get their mates to come back from. Once the darkness shows itself to you, your destiny was sealed. The darkness would call to you, making you follow it to your doom, trapping your soul with in it's shadows to roam the earth where ever it went, not able to move on to the afterlife. " Rosalyna, get over here!" I heard my brother call to me in an paniced whis
As I awoke my entire body ached, I felt like I had been hit by a mack truck. The pain was radiating through every limb and my head throbbed uncontrolablely making my vision blury. I went to move trying to sit myself up only to slip off the edge of the branch and fall flat on my face onto the forest floor. I hear a loud shriek from Rosalyna as she hurried down the tree and to my side. " Oh my lord Steffon are you okay brother?" She asked with a wobbly voice. " I've been so scared for the last two days sense you passed out in the cave in the grassy hill," She tells me with a sorrowful tone, like she's been crying for a few days. Standing with her help, I glance to her face squitting from the pain. I see that her eyes are swollen and red around the ends of her eyelids. Showing that she had in fact been crying for long periods of time. Moving slowly as my body twinges in agony, I move closer hugging her tightly. " I'm so sorry sis, I think Sarah has seen the darkness, I had a vision of
Fortunately Elder Lilia told my mother " She wasn't upset about how I reacted, its usual for people who have been mentally traumitized over along period of time to have random out bursts of fear, anger or sadness from reliving theirs memories as they speak about them. Its a sure way to trigger all their emotions at once, causing full blown melt downs." She also had said " She would have been more concerned if I hadn't of acted the way I did, by me freaking out showed her I was still trying to fight whatever was happening to me and everyone should only be worried if I quit talking all together, because that would show that my body was slowly shutting down from all the stress and in some rare cases people go comatose and never wake up or become a hollow shell of themselves turning child like needing round the clock care." I had stayed in my room the rest of the night and most the next day not wanting to see or be around anyone. My thoughts were so jumbled up I was having a har
Shawn's POV We needed to figure out how to help Sarah, more so now then ever! Dr. Solum wasn't sure what had happened that day when he walked into Sarah's room. He said she had turned around looking scared as she blankly stared at him. She seemed to loose her balance, stumbling as she tried to catch herself on her desk before she went into a daze falling to the floor of her room. He was just as puzzled as the rest of us on why she now laid in a comatose state and hadn't woken up for the last three days. I'm not one hundred percent sure what was going on with her. But I am pretty sure it has something to do with that vampire being her mate. Everything she described on what happened to her that day in the library was written in the one book she had choosen to ignore and not read; thinking it had nothing to pertain to what was going on with her. The jolt of electricty she felt was their mate bond snapping in place merging their souls together as one. Being a werewolf we are tau
Rosalyna's POV I watched as his breathing slowed and picked up at times, with the small whimpers that left his lips. I could only imagine what he was going through in his mind right now. I hadn't spoken to him in nearly three days. My brother laid on the bumpy sofa unconscious. I tried everything to wake him, from casting spells of energy, to slapping him repeatedly across his face and pouring buckets of ice water over him, nothing worked. He would slump back down onto the couch as soon as I softened my grip from around his shoulders. My brain and insides were churning with despair. Our mother had told us of the curse, but nothing rang through my memories on this ever occurring. I was at a lost for words and unsure of what to do next. The only thing that I could think of was to cast a barrier spell next to the White Elves territory in hopes that if my brother's mate crossed over it would alert me to her prescence. T
The sound of nothingness rangout through the darkness that was endless in all directions. The longer I stood in one place I could feel the coldness of the dark seeping into my bones as the feeling of thousands of little needle pricks tingled over my skin leaving it numb. Breathing in deeply I let my mind linger on the silence around me. But I am left with the bitter taste of emptiness on the tip of my tongue. Thoughts whirled in and out spreading like a wildfire wondering if I had met an untimely death, by the darkness taking me as I slept. Stabbing into my mind and drowing me in the absence of light, causing my insides to feel hollow as if the small bit that once illuminated my soul was no longer a part of me. I felt my knees buckle under the pressure of my own weight, feeling the last bit of energy I held wash away. Crashing down hard on the dark surface below. The strangest feeling araises inside of me as I realize I should have felt some kind of impact as my
Time ticked away and as the coldness settled deeper into our bones, the sound of chattering teeth could be heard, ringing out into the endless blackhole that conusmed us. I wanted to move closer to her, enclose her in my arms to try and keep the cold from pouring further in. Yet, I couldn't bring myself to move even an inch more, afraid that I would loose her completely if I told her the rest of the truth. The words tainting my tongue like a bitter taste that seered itself to my taste buds, leaving them sour and raw to the touch. Never in my life have I ever been so scared, frightened to the point that I would rather be thrown into a pit of lava and burned alived then speak the words I must. I didn't want to cause her any more pain. The vision of her dying in my arms flashed before my eyes making me cringe and sink down onto the black surface. Would this truly be the fate we are destined for, could I be the one to drive her to complete madness. Am I the real face of th
Ian stood there silently grasping my arm, quickly pulling me against his chest pressing me tighter into him. Even after I had told him all I wanted was just to be alone. " Please Ian, I need some room to breathe, I feel like I'm being crushed by the world around me, with everyone staring at me like that. I need to be alone right now, whether you agree with me or not." I begged him. We both stood there, quietly taking in each others warmth; before he reluctantly loosened his grip from around my torso, letting me push pass him and walk out the door. I was going to tell everyone about my dream?? or vision?? I wasn't sure as what to call it... But, as soon as Elder Lilia started telling me about how these vile creatures were going to keep coming after me, all because I was supposedly one of the chosen ones. I took that as my way out. To fake being upset so I could get away from everyone around me. There was no way I could stay and put everyone in my pack in danger because of me. I needed
Golden light flashed behind my eyes, soon fading away into a light blur of white, as the world around me spun. The feeling of strong hands pulling at something deep within, brought me crashing back into reality, releasing me from the dream state I was in. A few speckles of white light remained, slowing bouncing around my vision as everything surrounding me came into focus once more. My eyes were quickly drawn to the women sitting in front of me, chanting furiously, with her eyes softly closed. My hand shot out on it's own accord, lightly tapping her on her right shoulder. I jumped back into the couch cushion as, Elder Lilia's eyes shot open, apparently feeling the same jolt of electricity I had when my fingers made contact with her shoulder. She sprang forward, encompassing me in her arms, squeezing the air out of me as she " Thanked the Moon Goddess over and over for bringing me back," Alpha Brent's voice boomed over everyone elses across the room, as he quickly made his way to my
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I watched around me as everyone tried to mask the horror, that spread across all of their faces. Even though, everything was given away within the depths of each of their eyes. I stood up quickly, pushing past Ian as I rushed to the bathroom. Flicking on the light, I caught the glimmer of iciness that coated my cheek, spreading up into my eye socket. There was no way of stopping my hand as it shot up, pressing hard over my mouth as I tired to stifle the scream that tore it's way up my throat and passed my lips. The girl, staring back at me in the mirror, looked broken beyond repair. Hair twisted in knots, as if it had been caught out in the wind all day. My once nice purple long sleeve shirt and jeans now torn and crumpled, like each piece of clothing had been raked against tree after tree, shredding the fibers. Still, the one thing that my left eye couldn't look away from, was the blistering frost bite that ran across the other side of my face, where my once cool artic blue
" Sarah, Sarah, won't you open those eyes of yours? I want to see those beautiful artic orbs, after all they will be mine soon," I hear this scratchy, unnerving voice ask me. Still, no matter how hard I seemed to try to open my eyes, I couldn't. They felt heavy and sticky, like they were glued shut. The sounds of many moving around me, bristled through my ears, making me flinch at the closeness, causing my heart rate to spike with every sound of movement made. I could have sworn each time that I flinched, I could hear some where in the distance the sound of whatever around me laugh, only making me struggle even more to try and open my eyes or move.....? But, I wasn't even sure if I was doing that.... I couldn't feel the rest of where my limbs should be, only my eyes felt heavy and that puzzled me even more to what was happening to me. Flashes of white light danced and bounced around the back of my eye lids, as I listened to the things moving around me. At
I watched as the soft pelt of rain drops splattered against my bedroom window. Leaving behind little squiggles of water, as they slid down the glass. I wasn't aloud to go any furthter then my desk, given what I had been through. I was still having a hardtime staying focus on even the smallest things. My brain felt heavy, like there was a neverending fog floating around inside my skull, leaving me with the feeling like I was never truly awake. The clock on my desk chimed and spun as the ballerina danced, letting me know my brothers would soon be home. I should feel happy that they were finally coming back. But, I couldn't shake this feeling that sat in the pit of my stomach, churning as time grew near. Shawn, had told everyone that he wouldn't discuss anything until they had arrived, letting all the unsaid words speak for themselves. Even the sharpest of knives couldn't cut through the tension in the air that surrounded each of us. A dark cloud was hovering over our h
The buttery light of golden amber rays broke through the tree tops, telling me another day had begun. I sat there purched high above the grassy fields tittering on the edge of the border. My heart sank at not knowing what to do, broken between the choices I needed to make. If I choose to leave now and follow after Captain Darius to pursue my brother in hopes he may still be alive... Then that would leave the border unattended. Allowing my brother's mate to cross and find her way to the death lillies sealing her fate to the darkness. I knew, in my heart, what my brother would want me to do, he would tell me to save her and let him go. Still the voice inside my head was telling me it didn't matter what choice I made because the bond was already established between the two of them and no matter what happened unless one of them rejected the other, their souls were connected bound to the other for life, one could not survive while the other died. Even so, I didn't know who to fin
The smell of dirty water mixed with rusted iron wafted into my nostrils, as I took deep calculating breaths. A slow steady thrum of pain shot through my head, only growing worse with every small drip of water that rapidly tinked from some where inside, making me flinch and cover my ears in hopes of silencing the wretched sound. My body felt like it had been crushed under the weight of a thousand bricks; causing me to dread each minuet movement of my body as I tried to situp. My brain felt heavy with fog as it washed over my mind burying all of my memories within it. As I sat there trying to recall the smallest fragment of where I was and how had even I gotten here? I caught an orange flicker of light dancing from the corner of my eye, shifting my gaze to a glass latern behind the massive iron bars that stood tall and angry with it's sharp flaking edges; that know doubt had been caused by the steady dripping of water I watched spalsh across it's surface causing me to cringe o
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