All Chapters of Mage of Wolves: Chapter 191 - Chapter 200

I took in the scene before me as I ran toward Sam, hoping to get there in time. I saw Ben, too, a blur, rushing to Sam’s side. He was backed against the river, in his wolf form, a circle of dark wolves in front of him.It was the Parker boys. I could tell, even though none of them were facing toward me. Sam was outnumbered eight to one. Now that Ben was also there, i

It’s sort of funny how my bedroom ceiling looks the same every night. Whether I’m devastated about the loss of my grandmother or confused about what just happened between Sam and Starla, when I’m laying on my back, staring up at the ceiling, it looks exactly the same as it does on nights when I hardly notice it at all. You’d think there’d be some sort of a change--a darkening of the white paint or a show of some sort cast by shadows of despair. But… no. It’s the same now as it always is, even though I’ve been lying awake staring at it for hours. Eventually, it will change when the sun starts to come up and slides between the edge of cur

When I was done eating lunch, I sat outside for a few minutes, letting the autumn sun warm my face. I had two tasks to complete that day, and I didn’t want to do either one of them. But it was my responsibility, as the leader of this pack, to make sure all of my wolves were taken care of, and even if Melanie hadn’t been a pack member when Mr. Hudson put his hands on her, she was still my friend. There was no way in the world that I could possibly let this go.

The weekend was a whirlwind of getting everyone moved in and settled with at least a degree of privacy. Ben ended up moving into my room so that Joshua and Brice could share the dining room we’d turned into a bedroom. Tony moved into Raven’s room. I could tell he wasn’t ready for that, but Raven doesn’t like to take no for an answer. Melanie was camping out in the living room. I had a discussion with the contractors and asked them how much longer it would take for the addition to be ready and was told a couple more weeks. I wished I could just magic it into being done, but I wanted to make sure everything was done right, and there’s no guarantee that woul

Over the next several weeks, the addition to the house was completed, which was amazing. We’d added four more bedrooms, and all of them were larger than the original ones. Raven and Tony moved into one of them so they’d have more room, and more privacy, since the addition had better insulation than the older part of the house. Sam moved into one of the other three bedrooms. I figured that was so that, if Starla decided to move in with him at some point, he’d already be settled in a bigger room. That, and he probably didn’t want to have a room right next to mine anymore. Ben moved into the room he’d been sleeping in, the one that had been Grayson’s.