All Chapters of The Hybrid of Lost River: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

Calypso2.Two hours later, I was promptly escorted to a town car. A tall blonde lycan was the one escorting me, I couldn't see his eyes due to sunglasses, but he had a well-defined scar that ran from his left eyebrow, and then below, he was dressed in a suit as he walked beside me. As he opened the door, I turned to tell him thanks as he jabbed a needle into my neck. He cradled me against him as my legs gave out before whispering nothing personal into my ear. The last thought that enters my mind before oblivion takes me is that I will make them all pay. I don't often give in to my dark nature, but at this moment, being out of control of my body twice in one day was almost too much for me to bear.Trying to open my eyes, my eyelids feel like they are being weighted down. The room starts to spin as I try and sit up. "Shh, it's okay your safe." A soft voice tells me while gently pushing me back to lie down before putting a cool cloth over my eyes and forehead. I don't know why, but I w

Atlas 4. I step out of the lodge and look at everyone gathered. I hoped I would make an announcement soon welcoming Calypso to the pack. With Letha's reassurance, everyone in the pack seemed to be tolerating the idea of her. I am the alpha, though; what I say goes. It helps, though, when you have a love for your people. I didn't want to be like Rupert, the leader of Pebblebrook, which is why I couldn't allow him to have Calypso back. If he wanted her back into his pack, there must be a good reason. Thankfully Liam had an in at the RHA and let us know about Pebblebrook's interest in Calypso. It wasn't for love. You send your six-year-old granddaughter out into the world or to be killed. You don't have affection for her. There is something about her that he figured out or wants. This is why I had our man inside take her to the car to tranquilize her. I wanted the doctor to run tests on her while she slept. This was good since the blood banks refused to let her have any blood. Luckily

CalypsoI never knew what I was missing until I ran with another wolf. My wolf was content never to return to stay in the wild with Altas forever. The logical part of me knew it was not an option. He has obligations back at the pack, and I will, too, at some point. I secretly wish he wasn't the alpha, but knowing that is a very selfish wish, I will have to learn to adapt at some point. Unsure if I want those responsibilities that come with mating the alpha. I was just used to caring for myself and wasn't very good at doing that. Okay, I was terrible at it. However, right now, I was living in the moment of being chased by a large black wolf. Feeling him nip at me and play on the way back will forever be my life's top moments. Soon I found the trail to follow back to the cabin. I didn't transform until I was on the porch and ready to walk in the door. I had very few neighbors, if any, but I still wasn't prepared to face the music until necessary. Avoiding until ready was my plan; too

Calypso I have been reading for a while with a well-stocked supply of snacks from Letha. I understand the mate bond and pack life better. I need to learn about vampire life, but since I am with a pack, that's a little more important. Once I am welcomed into the pack, I can hear and understand the other lycans around me. I cannot imagine how overwhelming that will be for my wolf. She has been so alone for so long. I think I will have to baby step this whole pack life thing. I hope that Atlas will understand. I also hope that the pack won't be offended. It's such a delicate balance. I want to make a good impression, but it will be tricky until she gets used to running with wolves. I hope Atlas is open to my suggestions that I must run past him tonight. The mate bond was a whole different beast. Atlas and I can feel each other's emotions and communicate through thought in both lycan and human forms. The whole thing felt unnatural, and I wonder if that is because of my vampire side o

AtlasI didn't expect the angry mob of people. Well, I did imagine that it would be like this. I hoped it wouldn't, but life tends to go that direction when you make significant changes for your pack, and I hope they will accept what you are saying as fact. It was a slippery slope when dealing with prophecies, and I probably should have consulted some people about it before springing it on everyone. I also didn't expect to see Calypso get so upset; did she not understand that I had to establish her in the pack? She was my mate; I needed something to make them see reason. Hindsight, yes, I should have talked to her before this. Seeing her storm out of the building, the anger spilling out of her made the lycan's in her path cringe in pain from the rage coming from her. That was new; I did not expect her to have that power. The worst of it all was seeing her white blonde hair flip around, and her different colored eyed narrow at me with so much hate. Figure your shit out and leave me th