EUDORA.He wasn’t there when I woke up. So it felt like a dream that made me question if he was ever even there at all. I was worried something might have happened since I slept off while I was meant to be taking care of him but Zena told me she heard him leave the house that morning and it brought instant relief knowing he was fine. She had no idea her brother spent the night, passed out on the floor of my room and I intended to keep it that way unless Alpha Rex makes an issue out of it. The only thing I was worried about was how much he saw and how much he remembered. That and Leticia acting strange this morning. Alpha Rex saw my hair and his reaction to it reminded me of all the reasons why I shouldn’t have been tupid enough to leave my door open. It was my mistake and I was scared it would cost me something. Leticia on the other hand has been in charge of cooking ever since she joined us at the house. For some reason, she thought it better to cook our meals and she added extra

L’s POV*FRIDAY, 5th Of April**12 AM* (Mason’s Birthday is over) My parents kept their promise in a quite eventful way. A way that made me question if any of us would be alive to see Mason’s coming birthdays as I was dragged by the hair out of my hiding place while my eyes burned with tears from the pain from my scalp and the fear for our lives. Like a bag of potatoes, I was thrown to the carpeted floor of our living room that was already shrouded in darkness. The candles from my brother’s birthday cake were off which meant the cake was probably somewhere on the floor, turned upside down along with every other thing in our living room. The darkness added to the crippling fear that has already taken over every part of my body but it was even more worse seeing nothing but shadows of the men who have broken into our home. Moving shadows that looked like they would pounce on me at any given time. “Someone find a lantern or something!” The Alpha male who had dragged me out commanded g

ALPHA REX. I haven’t felt this disturbed in a long time. Like the world was closing in on me and breathing now became too hard. I was going to give it up, Heaven knew. I was going to stop going after something that seemed too impossible to be true but it was different now that someone was dead and not just dead, killed and dumped at my doorstep as a warning to me. I couldn’t stop thinking about the way Alpha Tauren wound up dead at my borders. As merciless and brutal as people claim I was, I could have never killed anyone the way Alpha Tauren was killed. It showed just how much I have undermined the Rogue who was going around packs and promising a new world order. He’s dangerous-whoever he is. He was a threat and was unlike anybody I have ever met. He knew more about me than he was letting on and I know people like that. They are like rabid dogs who will not let go of a prey that they have sunk their teeth into and now he has bitten me and he won’t let go until he has taken everyt

EUDORA. I knew exactly when the clock struck nine. I knew because my eyes followed the hands of the clock right from when it was 7 pm when Zena told me to go wait in my room. According to her, he leaves the house sometime around nine at night and I need to be in his car before then. I was sure I was ready to do it. Certain that it was going to be okay, that all I needed to do was follow him, see where he goes and then inform Zena when I return but as the time got closer for me to actually do it, I became a bundle of nerves, sweating away on my bed as I waited. When a minute passed and Zena still didn’t show up and even Alpha Rex wasn’t home yet, I hoped she already gave it up. I couldn’t go to her and tell her I was too scared to do it anymore but at least I could pretend to be surprised if she told me not to go anymore. When my door burst open, my heart sank and I wanted to cry. The expression on Zena’s face wasn’t that of someone who was coming to tell me that I didn’t have to

EUDORA. Déjà Vu. It hit me even harder than the pelting rain as we ran through the forest. The feeling of familiarity came from knowing I’ve been in this same situation before with the rain serving as the only variable. The hand gripping mine tightly and pulling me, my racing heart as I followed him into the unknown while trying to keep the same pace, and the imminent threat to both our lives which was not far behind us as we ran—I’ve seen it all before. It was just like the first day I met him(well, a different version of him but I didn’t even know that then and now that I do, I couldn’t stop my brain from replaying the previous scene in my head), and he practically ran away with me while I was still wearing the dress that signified my innocence that would have been punctured by Alpha Tauren if Alpha Rex hadn’t showed up. It was the day my fate changed upon meeting him and so it was a given that even in this dangerous moment, it was all I could think about. That and the way my he