The journey to the pack grounds was a somber one for Sebastian, his mind preoccupied with the weight of the responsibilities that awaited him. Seth had summoned him, and he didn’t like it one bit. As he approached the familiar territory, Sebastian couldn’t shake the feeling of unease. The dense forest looked daunting instead of its usual comfort.Meanwhile, Lucas was making the same way towards the pack grounds, unaware of what and who was awaiting him. Seth had summoned him, and his grandfather, Clovis, had begged him to obey and come down.Lucas raced down to the mansion where his grandfather’s office was, and his brakes screeched as he halted in front of the door. Lucas took a deep breath before pushing the heavy oak door open, the familiar scent of cedar and leather greeting him as he stepped into the dimly lit office. Clovis sat behind the ornate desk, his expression tense and weary, as if he carried the weight of the world on his shoulders.“Lucas.”, Clovis greeted him sounding

As the first light of dawn filtered through the windows of the cabin, Sebastian stirred from his slumber, blinking away the remnants of sleep. He shifted on the couch, his body stiff and sore from the night before. Turning his head, he found himself face to face with Lucas, who was still asleep beside him. For a moment, Sebastian’s heart clenched with uncertainty as he gazed at Lucas’ peaceful expression. He had woken up tangled together with another man, his mind still reeling from the intensity of their shared passion. Despite the pleasure they had experienced together, a nagging doubt gnawed at the edges of Sebastian’s consciousness.With a heavy sigh, Sebastian carefully extricated himself from Lucas’ embrace, his movements slow and deliberate as he tried to make as little noise as possible. He stood up from the couch, his mind racing with conflicting emotions as he tried to make sense of the events of the previous night. As he made his way to the door, Sebastian glanced back at L

Ever since Enora got back to the city after visiting the Moonlit community, she felt a mixture of emotions swirling inside her. Confusion, desire, and a sense of being lost in a world she never knew existed. All the things that happened there were never supposed to happen. But somehow, she was unable to stop any of it. To cope with the overwhelming emotions, Enora threw herself into work. The upcoming celebrations provided a perfect distraction, and she buried herself in the preparations. But amidst the hustle and bustle, a nagging voice in the back of her head persisted, reminding her that she was avoiding the truth. After much deliberation, Enora decided to go back home to her parents. Maybe being surrounded by familiar faces and the comfort of her family would help clear her mind. The drive to her parents’ house was filled with a mix of anticipation and trepidation. Enora’s mind raced with thoughts of what she would say, how she would explain her recent experiences. As she pulle

Sebastian stood at the window of his apartment, staring out at the city skyline as he contemplated the challenges that lay ahead. He and Lucas were preparing to move back to the pack grounds, a decision that came with its own set of complications, meaning that he now needed to find a quick way to lead his company from the pack grounds.It was a daunting task to lead both the pack and his company, but Sebastian was determined to make it work. He had begun negotiations with the leadership in his company, trying to convince them that it was a good idea. It wouldn’t be easy, but Sebastian was confident that he could make it work.Lucas had been busy interviewing potential candidates to take over his gym. It was important to him that his gym continued to thrive in his absence, and he was determined to find the right person for the job.Despite the challenges they faced, Sebastian couldn’t help but feel a sense of excitement at the prospect of returning to

Enora sat at her favorite café, nursing a cup of coffee as she waited for her friends Sophia and Lisa to arrive. She felt a sense of relief wash over her as she watched them approach, their familiar faces bringing a much-needed comfort in the midst of her turmoil. Work was still a great distraction. Too bad that the work that she was doing was also a constant reminder of her turmoil. Enora hoped that her friends could provide her with some perspective. “Hey Enora.”, Sophia greeted with a warm smile, sliding into the seat across from her. “How are you? You make me worry with your message.” Enora forced a smile, though the weight of her emotions threatened to crush her. “I’m so confused.”, she admitted, her voice tinged with sadness. Lisa joined them, taking a seat beside Sophia with a sympathetic expression. “We’re here for you, Enora.”, she said, reaching out to squeeze her hand in a gesture of solidarity. Enora nodded gratefully, feeling a lu