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Taking a deep breath, I tried to calm my wolf down. Then I focused on my breathing, trying to push away the anger that was threatening to overwhelm me. But as I watched Alex body check one of my teammates and laughed, my wolf could not hold back any longer. "Melvin, what are you doing?" Jackson started getting worried. "We will end up the training session with broken bones, Jackson. I need to do something. Alex is doing this on purpose." I said back, my voice started to become a growl. With a roar, I leaped forward with my fangs bared and claws out. Alex's eyes widened in terror as he realized the mistake he had made. I landed on his feet, and, with a swift movement, knocked Alex to the ground. The rest of the players on the field stopped what they were doing, watching with a mixture of horror and fascination as my transformation continued. Jackson and Simon quickly moved to restrain my wolf before I could hurt anyone. "Get off me!" I snarled, struggling to bre

Alex wanted to talk but all I could hear from his mouth was his moaning. He also tried to loosen up the ropes and chains we wrapped from his body while his tears kept pouring from his eyes. "I will remove the scotch tape from your mouth. But promise me you will not scream okay?" I said before I enhanced my werewolf senses and dragged them to the living area to check on Jackson and Karen in her room. Alex nodded. But the second I removed the scotch tape I covered from his mouth, my eardrums almost exploded from his sharpness, and continues screaming. He leaves me with no choice but to put the scotch tape back into his mouth. "Who could have thought Simon was right," I said, feeling back at the silence of the room. "You, vampires are not worth our trust. I'm trying to be good to you, but you declined to cooperate." Two hours later, Karen and Jackson were surprised after seeing my room was already empty apart from the ropes and chains we wrapped on Alex's body. Fo

The sun went down, and the rugby field became empty, but the three of us stayed there, lost in our own thoughts. I could not believe Alex and his friends would go that far to avenge Felix's death. He already knows that neither of us killed Felix. Yes, we played a huge part in his death because we kidnapped him. But it was not our intention to get him killed. And now they are aiming for Karen. Such perfect timing when I moved out of her condo. But what am I going to do? My wolf even knows how serious Alex and his vampire friends with their words are. Finally, I spoke up. "We have to be extra careful. The vampires are getting started." Jackson put his hand on my shoulder, "We'll find out who did this to Felix, and we'll make sure they face justice. It will be the best way for the vampires will stop bothering us." I managed a small smile despite the terrible situation. It was comforting to know that I had a friend by my side, even in the midst of all this chaos.

My wolf immediately rushes to his side, and with shaky hands, I check his pulse, relieved to find that it's still strong. My heart sinks again as I recognize the signs of a werewolf injury, with burns and scrapes. Jackson mutters a few incomprehensible words in his unconscious state, and the sound of his voice makes me overcome with emotions. I scooped him up and gets him out of the cave, taking him to safety under the moonlight. My wolf begin to wonder about how this could have happened. As soon as I set his body on a plain surface of the ground, I howled louder to signal Karen and Simon. Then I checked Jackson's body again. He was unresponsive. So I shortly applied CPR on him. My wolf waited anxiously until he awoke, gripping his hand tightly. Finally, Jackson's eyes flutter open, and he looked at me with confusion. The moment his breathing turned normal, I started asking him about what happened, but he can't seem to remember anything. His memory was hazy,

Alpha Draku paused for a moment, his eyes narrowing as he considered my words. "Very well," he said at last. "If it brings you peace of mind, we will prepare for any potential threat. But know that I still do not believe in the vampire elders." With that, he dismissed us, and we left the pack village with heavy hearts. As we made our way back through the forests, we could not shake the feeling that something ominous was looming on the horizon. The next few days were spent in a flurry of preparations. Karen, Jackson, and I, and sometimes Simon joined us in, worked tirelessly to gather the resources we needed to ensure the humans' and pack's safety. We scouted the area of our school, set up traps, and laid out plans for different scenarios. We were determined to be ready for anything that may come our way. However, the days passed, and there was no sign of the Vampire Elders. We began to wonder if Alpha Draku was right, and our fears were unfounded. But just as