All Chapters of The Deaf She-wolf: Kaya: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

Cade The room was oozing power with all the Alphas and their Lunas crowded in. Robert followed behind Kaya, who, based on the look on her face, didn't like being in there either. I wonder if it was the power or the smell. I mind-linked her, "Are you okay?" "Yeah, just too many people in too small of a room. The stench is overwhelming," Everyone took a seat around the table. Robert stood behind Kaya. Jack started to speak. "My daughter Annalise has chosen her mate; she has decided on Howi of Daybreak pack. I looked at Howi, who was smirking. "I don't plan to step down for a while, but I wanted to say this tournament has been successful, at least for my daughter, so Thankyou Alpha Cade. Another Alpha said, " So we are meeting to discuss the fights tomorrow." "Yes, I personally want to see Luna Kaya fight." One of them said. They all looked at my mate, who was sitting there calmly. I quickly voiced my concerns. "It would be strange to have just one Luna fight. If Kaya is required to f

Kaya I was exhausted after dinner. I had been fighting all day. I had not lost, but I was sure I had some broken ribs. Most of the opponents were more significant than me, and I had to evade being hit, or I would have had much more damage than a few broken ribs. But dodging punches and blocking was just as tiring as hitting someone. My legs were sore from the amount of kicking I had to do. All the people I fought were taller than me, and hitting them on the back of the head to knock them out meant I had to get a running start to jump. But I also had a lot of people that were slower as the snow began to pile up. Without their slow movements and sliding, I could have beaten all of them as the day wore on; I had become utterly exhausted. Luckily, the day had made the snow deeper and the fights easier. While eating, Kimi, Saka, and Len came and sat with Helen, Mark, Cade, and me. "How did your fights go?" I mind-linked Kimi. "Good, the snow made people sloppy. We didn't lose a single fi

CadeI was glad everyone had left. I was concerned as I watched Annalise get in Howi's car. He smirked at Kaya as he got in. What was that about? I had no idea. I knew that Kaya felt that trepidation, too, watching them drive away. She didn't say anything, but I knew she felt it. They were the last to go; hopefully, we would never have to see them again. But Kaya was sure we would see them again. We had spent all morning saying goodbyes, and Kaya looked like she could use a nap. I myself could use one. We were up late and out of our room earlier than usual, ensuring everyone was packed. Kaya had offered to help take down the tents, and I, too, had helped. I didn't like my Pack thinking that I was above grunt work. But with all the goodbyes and long-drawn-out conversations, we had been away from the packhouse all morning. I felt like we barely had any sleep last night. We got in at four in the morning and were up again at five, ensuring everything was broken down and people were movi

Kaya We got to the huge department store. It was so large, more significant than any building I had ever visited, maybe minus Sheilds. Cade was picking things out right and left. He got several suits, flannel, jeans, boots, I mean just everything. I had no idea there were so many things he had to replace. When we went to get my things, he was patient as I had to try everything on. I wished I had Helen here to help pick out what was in style. She always knew cute things to wear, but Cade gave good feedback. He liked many of the stuff I tried on and insisted on getting much more than I needed. He also wanted to buy me jewelry, but I had told him I was not into that. That did not stop him, though. He got me several bracelets. I didn't need the earrings as my ears were not pierced. He told me I could get them pierced if I wanted, but as of right then, I was not interested. So, thankfully, we did not get any.He looked at my bare fingers and mind-linked me. "Now, I know we are not humans

KayaI sat there talking with my brother. We changed the topic because I didn't want to keep talking about my feelings. "Isa had the baby." I felt my mouth turn up. I was smiling. "So, do I have a niece or nephew?" "You have a niece, and do you want to know what we named her?" "Tell me." "We named her after you. Her name is Kaya." I felt a tear roll down my face, but it was not out of sadness. It was joy. I surprised myself just moments ago. I thought I would and wanted to die of the pain of losing my den, but now I was literally crying for joy. "This is such wonderful news, Quill." "I agree; I can't wait for you to meet her." "When are you blessing her." A blessing is something every child gets when they are a baby in the North. Everyone in the pack comes, lays hands on the baby, and asks the Goddess to bless the child. Then there is a big feast. "We are doing it in a few days. I wish you were able to be here for it." "Me too, but I will offer you a blessing. I will ask the Goddess