All Chapters of The Red Wolf: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

My mouth waters as we enter the building, as my sensitive wolf nose can detect the smell of food already. I can't help but tighten my grip on Elias as my tummy grumbles loudly and impatiently. Okay, maybe this was a good idea, I didn't realise how hungry I actually am. A giggling sound escapes Jenny's lips, and she quickly looks at me apologetically."The dining hall is this way. We just back in time for lunch" Once in the hall, she hands us each a plate, and we join the line behind her. "Hey, Tina, this is Elias and Charlie, load them up," she says to the server with a smile, "Tina here makes the best food you'll ever try, trust me." With our plates loaded with sandwiches and a cold pastay something, we take a seat at an empty table and dig in, and surprisingly, it's not half bad, although I'm that hungry, I'd eat anything right now. "So," Jenny starts up the questions again whilst I have a mouth full of food, "you kids married?" Her abrupt question nearly makes

Jenny POV"I've got a weird feeling about those two," "Yeah, I know what you mean. It feels like they are hiding something," Tina agrees as we stand in the kitchen, watching the two young strangers sit in silence. "I know most of the folks we get in here are hiding something, but with them, it just seems ... different, you know, odd.""Yes," I confere, "it's definitely odd. Like the looks they give each other without saying a word, and did you see the cuts and bruises on her?" "Yes!" Tina says a bit too loudly, "and is that a bite mark on her neck?""Yes, thank you," relieved she noticed it aswell, "he has one too.""What the hell? Something is really off here," Tina states, still looking at them."I asked if she needed help to get away from him, but she said no quite harshly and insisted it was them getting carried away in the bedroom." I tell Tina, and she puffs at it, calling bullshit. "Anyway, they are trying to get to Hopster? I don't kn

Chilli POV Feeling Elias squeezing my hand supportively, sooths my mind and nerves, I feel like I can finally breathe and contain my emotions. "Oh girl, you look tired," Tina states as she looks at me. I'm just able to muster a smile as Jenny adds,"I'm not surprised, you worked incredibly hard today." She smiles at me, "I don't think this place as ever been this clean before. Can certainly use you here? Are you sure you want to leave? Could definitely find you a home here?" She jest hopefully, and I smile as I blush,"Thank you, but we really need to get back home." "Shame, but I get it. Hopefully, you'll sleep on the coach ride tonight and be back before you know it." "I hope so, that's the plan anyway," I sigh as I finish my food. Once done, I start to collect the plates and thank Tina for the lovely meal when Elias stands and takes them from me. He gives me a stern look, telling me to sit back down. When I do, he gives me a smile a

Winter packLeroy POVI can't get Erin off my mind, although why would I want to? She is my mate now, after all. But it's hard not to show my delight and happiness when thinking about her. I especially want and need to see her as I felt her pain through the bond, and it scared me, feeling all that fear and adrenaline, cursing through her body. I had to seriously fight my instincts to not run to her side then and there, but somehow, I stopped myself, knowing it would make our relationship known too soon. Anyway, she said she is fine and will fill me in later tonight, but that's not enough for me, I need to know now if she is okay, I want to go to her and check she is okay and kill who ever hurt her. "Yo, Leroy, you okay dude?" The man's question pulls me from my inner rant as I see the others around the table staring at me, as I tightly grip the cutlery in my hands, to the point my nuckles are white. Dropping the knife and fork, I quickly answer,"Erm,

Tears silently fall from my eyes as we run hand in hand from the cell and out of the building, too scared to look back. With the cover of night, we flee to the tree line unseen. Once there, we stop for a moment to catch our breath and to check that no one is following us. As I force myself to calmly take deep breaths, I pull myself together and scold myself for being emotional and for losing control at a time like this. Leroy grips my hand tighter in reassurance before pulling me further into the woods, "Come on, we've got to keep going. We can't stay here." I nod and follow suit as he leads me onwards. We run until our legs and feet can carry us no more, and by that point, we are miles away from the pack house. "Okay," Leroy pants, "think we can rest for a bit." "Thank the goddess," I sigh, falling to the ground in a sweaty heap, and with a laugh, he joins me. We lean on each other, and all I wish to do is have him, for him to take me in his embrace and to touch and