Michel's Point of View"Callie and Noah have just driven out of the underground restaurant car park now," I mind-linked to Kristof, "and the black van that was following you has taken the bait.""Thanks, Michel," Kristof answered.Now it was starting. My job was to tail the van following the decoy vehicle to ensure they weren't hurt. So far, it was going to plan. I was worried about my little sister Callie's idea because she was putting herself in danger. However, I was also proud of her for coming up with the idea of making them think she was Aláine. She was wearing the same dress and had her hair in a similar hairstyle. Hopefully, this would work.We followed the van along the central street where the restaurant was. It was relatively long, but eventually, we would need to turn off to get to the highway leading out of town. This would lead them to the packhouse. We didn't want to get that far, though. It was our idea to corner them between our vehicles and capture them. To help me
Aláine's Point of View"Arghh!" exclaimed Kristof clasping at his chest where the dagger was embedded."No! Kristof!" I screamed as I struggled against Olivier's grip."Silver, Wolf-born," his opponent crowed with glee. "It will poison your body, weakening you, and your mate can watch you die."Before my eyes, Kristof started to change shape. White hair began sprouting from his skin. His hands elongated and became dangerous looking claws. I could hear his bones snap and break, moulding themselves into a new form, taller and broader than his human aspect. His ears became pointed into wolf's ears, and his face contorted. The jaw and nose area pushed forward, remaking themselves into a snout. Finally, his teeth elongated, becoming fangs. In a mere 30 seconds, Kristof had transformed into a magnificent white Lycan with the same gold-tipped fur, standing well over two metres in height."Silver does not affect me," he said in a deep gravelly voice, pulling the dagger out of his chest befor
Aláine's Point of ViewThere was a screeching of brakes and looking up, I could see another van had arrived. Michel and the two soldiers got out of the vehicle."Sorry, Alpha, We've been following the wrong van," Michel said. "They played us at our own game.""Damn!" growled Kristof.My heart dropped into my stomach as I grew more and more disheartened. Every word they spoke confirmed that their lives had been in danger because of me. Viktor, now I knew his name, was after me. He wanted to kill Kristof to get to me and was willing to kill anyone who got in his way. What the hell had I done to incur his attention and apparent anger?"Arrange for a tow truck to clear up this mess. The rest of us will need to go back to the packhouse and debrief," said Kristof.His voice dragged me back into reality. I looked up at him when he took my hand."Let's go back to the packhouse," he said, "I'll explain it then."On the journey back to the packhouse, I sat in silence, staring out the window."A
Viktor's Point of View"Fuck!" I screamed at my men. "Why is he immune to silver? Someone find out why he couldn't be harmed!"How the hell did werewolves become immune to silver? When I killed other werewolves, they weren't immune to silver. I even had a pair of those silver daggers made especially to take out wolf-borns. Now I was down a dagger because that woman, my supposed to be mate, had it.Which of my men screwed this up by not getting me enough information? All my plans were laid to waste because one of them didn't get me the required knowledge. Someone was going to get punished over this. I just had to figure out which one it would be. Not Olivier. I had just made him Beta, and compared to the rest of them, he was one of the smarter ones. Why couldn't I have followers almost as intelligent as me? With my luck, I ended up with the stupid ones."Beta Olivier!" I demanded. "Find me some humans who are intelligent and strong. I will need to turn them. Unfortunately, they won't
Aláine's Point of ViewI was looking at Noah and Zara when Zayde hinted that Zara was Noah's personal nurse. They blushed. I couldn't help but smile. I was sure that Noah also had feelings for Zara. Maybe, just maybe, Zara would be okay and have nothing to worry about. I was confident that the others in the room had noticed as well."Hey," said Kristof, dropping his arms from around me and taking my hand. "Let's go have that talk."I nodded. We did need to talk about what had happened. I had two emotions to deal with. I was annoyed that Kristof had put Callie's life in danger, and I was upset because their lives were on the line because of me."Noah, Michel," he said to them, "we'll have a meeting tomorrow to figure out where to go from here."I let Kristof lead me upstairs to our bedroom. I had to remind myself that we needed to talk. I really wanted him to lead me upstairs and have sex with me, but I had to keep my focus."I'm annoyed with you, you know," I said to him."I know.""W
Aláine's Point of ViewTo emphasise how turned on he was, Kristof thrust his sizeable erect cock against my crotch, causing me to gasp. Then he regained my lips and continued probing my mouth. My body was on fire, and I wanted him so much, but I needed to first sort out my conflicting thoughts.True to Kristof's statement that I would be the one to decide when and where, he stopped and got off me."Now I am annoyed," I said.Kristof laughed and said, "Just tell me when you want me, and I am all there. Until then, I am going to have that cold shower."I watched him saunter off to the bathroom, wearing nothing but his tight boxers. It was tough not to, but I couldn't help but eye how they curved around his very sexy arse, fitting every curve and angle of his body. I was sure that he was damn well aware of my eyes on him and revelling in it. Damn him!I needed a clear head to analyse my feelings about him. It wasn't so much the sex that was the big step anymore; it was the marking and co
Zara's Point of View The Night Before Noah told me that Aláine and Kristof were going out on a date and having dinner in town. Michel, Callie and him were going along as security in case that psychopath turned up. Well... I assume he is a psychopath because why else would you try and kidnap someone? Although they are calling him and his men rogue werewolves. Either way, I am glad that Aláine is being guarded. I don't want him to get her, but I wish I could also be there. But I am not a werewolf. While I was sitting in the kitchen with Frederic keeping me company, I heard someone coming through the door. I was expecting Noah and Callie, but it was actually Dr Zayde. "Evening Zayde," Frederic said, "to what do we owe the pleasure of your company?" "Did you not hear?" Zayde answered. "There has been an accident, and some pack members are injured. Nothing too drastic, or they would be in the hospital. Kristof mind-linked me to be here when they got back." "That doesn't sound good,"
Aláine's Point of ViewMy heart was melting. I thought this was the most romantic gesture ever. I knew I was falling in love, which was entirely new territory for me. If I were indeed in love with him, I would have to accept being a werewolf. The question was, would I be willing to do that? Admittedly, Kristof's Lycan and wolf aspects were beautiful. I would have those aspects too. Would they look like his or different?"I wasn't scared of your Lycan because I know you would never hurt me," I said. "In fact, I thought your Lycan was gorgeous."I put my hand on his jaw, using my thumb to caress his jawline. I could feel tingling through my fingers and wondered if Kristof could feel them as well. His smouldering look answered that, and I felt heat pooling between my legs."Oh my God!" I thought when he sniffed the air. "He can tell I'm aroused."He confirmed that for me when he smirked. I decided to take my mind off that by thinking of something else.Then it occurred to me, and I aske
Unknown's Point of View I finally found Viktor holed up in a small cabin in the woods. It had obviously seen better days. Any paint had long since flaked away, and the gardens were overgrown. I walked up the path to knock on the equally run-down door. "Ahhh, Viktor," I said, "The man I have been looking for." "And what do I owe the pleasure, Mr...?" Viktor replied. "Who I am is of no matter at this moment," I stated. "I want to know what you intend to do with the woman, Aláine?" I watched that pathetic, snivelling werewolf, Viktor. He was cowering before me, although he neither knew who nor what I was. When I mentioned the Aláine woman, I could see the indecision on Viktor's face. "She is my Luna!" he screamed at me. "No, she is not!" I snapped back at him. "She belongs to another. She never belonged to you and never will." The frustration on his face was sweet. God, I hated werewolves. Viktor walked around his little cabin. The inside was similarly as run-down as the outside
Aláine's Point of View Tomorrow night was the first full moon after my shift. Kristof and I were to be mated in front of our pack. During the two weeks, Kristof had taken me into their little township to meet many of the pack members. It was nerve-wracking, but it gave me a sense of purpose too. I was finally meeting all the people Kristof was responsible for and, by extension, for whom I would be responsible. Being a Luna was a considerable responsibility. Fate had put me in that position, so I was going to make sure I didn't let Kristof or our pack down. My guards, Daniel and Jake, had taken Zara and me into the city to purchase a gown. I chose a lovely cream lace dress with spaghetti straps. My favourite style. It hugged the curves in my body but was also elegant. There was a slight flair from the knees, ending halfway down the calves at the front. At the back, it reached my shoes at the bottom. It was a dress that said wedding without actually saying it. Just perfect. Initially
Aláine's Point of View My life consisted of walking with Kristof and Axel in the morning, having breakfast then training with Michel, Daniel and Jake. After lunch, I would spend hours cooped up with Noah learning how to do the accounts. Then I would have time to spend with Zara and Callie before dinner. Evenings were spent doing another kind of exercise with Kristof. I had never been so busy or so tired, but I can't say I hated it. During our nighttime trysts, Kristof broached the subject of a Luna Celebration where we would be officially mated in front of the pack. I would then be inaugurated as Luna officially. This was a big thing as far as the pack were concerned. They hadn't had a Luna in years, not even with the last Alpha. When the last Alpha stepped down, Kristof stepped up to take his place. He had been groomed to take over the position as the previous Alpha had no offspring. This was unusual, but the Alpha was gay, and neither he nor his mate wanted children. They could ha
Aláine's Point of View The following morning, we took Axel for a run before breakfast. It was good to see that he could run again and loved running throughout the forest. I didn't need to run with him, as he would take off and return often. It also gave me a chance to have quality time with Kristof, which didn't involve sex. When we sat for breakfast, Kristof explained that Michel would take Daniel, Jake and me for training. We would train together, so I could get used to their fighting style. Kristof made it quite clear that the purpose of the exercise was self-defence, and it would be up to my guards to keep me safe. All four of us first went for a run in wolf form around the forest as a warm-up. Michel decided it would be preferable to learn to fight in human form while only practising running in wolf form. I needed to be comfortable as a wolf before learning to fight like one. Once I was warmed up, Michel went over the basic principles of hand-to-hand combat. The first principl
Aláine's Point of View Kristof and I arrived home from the police station and went straight to his office. Noah was already there working. "Afternoon, Noah," said Kristof. "Afternoon," I echoed, smiling. "Alpha, Luna, what do you need?" Noah asked. "I need you to run Aláine through the accounts and coach her through taking over from you," Kristof replied. "I think this is an area that the Luna can oversee under your guidance at first." "Brilliant," smirked Noah. "I would be happy to show you the ropes." Noah and I spent the next two hours going over accounts. I knew that Kristof owned quite a few businesses under the name of Kristof Blackwolf. His construction company, Blackwolf Industries, was doing exceptionally well in the human world. The same company was constructing the new guard house and family units. This company had an actual accounting firm running the books, but it was overseen by Noah and now me. A certain percentage of the net profits were funnelled into the pack a
Aláine's Point of View When that arsehole trafficker, Sunny Chan, grabbed me, I was scared. That pissed me off because after turning, I managed to scare Viktor. I shouldn't have been scared of a stupid human, but I was, and I know for a fact that Kristof would have felt it. I felt his anger in response to it. I smelt and heard Samson as he snuck into the interrogation room. As soon as he grappled Sunny, I made my move to get out of his hold. Luckily it wasn't hard. I could have gotten out of it, but then I didn't want to show how strong I actually was. Grrr. How the hell do werewolves figure this shit out? Before walking out of the room, I told the detective I was finished here. He just nodded. Even the lawyer managed to look contrite. So he should. After this, it would be hard for his client to come out of this without some form of penalty. Maybe if he does, I could do something about it. I could sense that Kristof was standing outside of the room. It was pretty obvious the direct
Kristof's Point of View Samson knocked on the door, and one of the detectives opened the door and greeted us. He was definitely a human, so I knew there was no way I could force the issue of letting me stay in the interrogation room with Aláine. When she went in, Samson motioned me to come to the next room, where there was a one-way mirror I could look through. "Sorry, Alpha, I couldn't let you stay in the room with Luna, even if the Chief allowed you," he apologised. "The lawyer for this arsehole would have a field day, and we can't let him walk. He is trafficking women for sex." Damn! Humans were disgusting at times. I severely doubted anyone in our community would do such a thing, though I wasn't sure about Vampires. They needed to get blood somehow, and I had heard stories. "At least this way, we can keep an eye on Luna without alerting anyone," Samson continued. My attention moved from Samson to the perp. So this guy was a pimp, but just on a grand scale. He was wearing a sui
Kristof's Point of View So far, today has been a wonderful day. Aláine and I started with our first run as mates, then ended with incredible sex. It was time to take the party inside. As much as I enjoy making love to her outside, we have a comfortable bedroom to continue it. Cameras can be on outside to pick up any disturbance, and the bedroom is soundproofed. "Let's get some food," I said in answer to Aláine's grumbling tummy. "I feel like all I ever do is eat," she said embarrassingly. "I did tell you we burn more calories than humans, and we have not only been for a run but also had fantastic sex. That has burned off quite a few." I responded. "Lead the way," she declared, laughing. "Please feed me before I faint from hunger." "At your service, my lady. I'll fill your stomach first, and then I'll fill other things," I smiled and jiggled my eyebrows suggestively, leading her toward the kitchen. "Pasta sound good?" I asked while I rummaged through the fridge. "Sure," said Alá
Aláine's Point of View Over the next three days, we practised shifting between human and wolf, human and Lycan, wolf and Lycan, and back again. My shifting time was much faster, although Kristof was incredibly fast at shifting forms. He'd had many years of practice, and it showed. At least it didn't hurt as badly. Unfortunately, the pain hadn't entirely diminished. I had my walking and running down pat. My tail was acting like a rudder, and I could run and turn without falling over. Kristof said I was a natural at it. I thought my progress was due to being turned as an adult. While it took wolf-born children much longer, knowing the science behind it helped. Now we were going for my first official run with my mate. I would be handing over the reins to Calliope, and Kristof would allow Connery to have control during this time. Kristof was very explicit with Calliope and Connery that this was a run only, not a mating. "Why?" I asked. "What's the difference?" "If our wolves mate, the