All Chapters of THE SILVER HEAD LUNA; WHEN HER WOLF HOWLS: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

SAGEIt wasn't long since I became a pathetic woman. Sorrows had become my name and pain my meal. Staying by myself became a hobby and I loved it more than anything. More than even setting eyes on the members of the Pack who wanted to say a word or even two to me. This morning, for an unknown reason, tears were running down my face. I had woken up to see the wet sheets and I didn't need to ask before understanding that it was the happenings around me that made me have one of those nightmares where I saw things I shouldn't see. Even while asleep. Aegon, as usual, was gone from the bed this morning. He had gone to hunt, or maybe play around with the Alpha who said nothing to me. I didn't want him to say a word to me, after all. Jumping on my feet, I was reaching for the bathroom where my face would be washed. After which I walked out back to see that Aegon had returned to the chamber. There were smiles on his face, leaving me wondering what the occasion was about as I thought ab

SAGESince I moved into the chamber, life had never been sweeter and I loved everything that happened around me since. This morning, I opened my eyes on the large bed with a smile on my face. The usual tears that were in my eyes whenever I came awake didn't occur anymore and one thing I looked forward to was having something to eat. Hunger could be termed as my other name. Looking at the door, I sat up on the bed and heaved a sigh. So many thoughts were running around in my head as I wondered which one to do before the day would finally begin in the space of a few hours. Or even less. Yet, another sigh ran out of my mouth when I walked to the closet. If there was one thing I needed, it was the maid who worked with me in this space and checking out the closet for an outfit of the day. But what could I do? The woman was not here, even though she could be if I called out to her. Nonetheless, I faced the closet and dug in as I searched for an outfit of the day, nodding in satisfact

ELEANOR It felt good to be back in the Pack, but this wasn't the time to think about how good it felt to be here. It was time to think about my next step. It was the evening of the day I had returned from the Witch's chamber, and I had just woken up from a nap I embarked on a long while ago. Looking around my chamber, I tried to recall. Was there something I was missing? Maybe not. I jumped off the bed and rushed to the door just to see and check if I had locked it before I went ahead to sleep. A sigh of relief ran out of my mouth when I checked the door and saw that it was locked. But that was not all. My legs now led me to the couch where not just a seat was taken, but the bag which I returned with from the Witch's abode was resting. The potion was in it. My box was pushed to a corner of the chamber. Apparently, I didn't need that box for anything. Anything at all, but rather, it was my handbag that was in need and that I was about to attend to. What do I do? Was I rea

KNOXSince the minute Sage gave blood to me, I had felt nothing but good—even days later. Down to the next week, even. This morning, I woke up with a slight headache. So many thoughts. No, very little ran around in my mind. Sitting up on the bed, I wondered what transpired the night before. What went on in my head and why did I have such a headache at this time of the morning? Oh, I had drunk too much last night. A sigh ran out of my mouth and I jumped to my feet, leading my way to the couch where a seat was quickly taken. I snapped my fingers the very next moment, looking forward to Brian who should be in the space of the room in a short while. “Good morning, Brian. Did you sleep well?” The man moped at me, shaking his head. Just about that time, I recalled. “Oh, it wasn't your shift last night. I almost forgot you duty more than the other men. I'm hoping you have a good rest very soon.” “Thank you, my lord.” Why did I call him into my chamber? I tried so hard to recall,

ELEANOR For the first time since I arrived at the Luna's chamber, I had never felt so lonely. Aella had delivered the news about Eleanor moving into my former chamber. I didn't know how I was supposed to feel about that. Maybe I should have thought about this aspect of it from the very onset because I did not. Or did I? Maybe I did, but I didn't think about it so much because I wanted to leave that chamber for this—a place where my peace of mind started. “Oh shit.” Aella should not have told me. But she should have. Because I would take more offense if I found out on my own when I shouldn't. Maybe she should have told me, even though a part of me did not seem happy about it and that should not be my fault, should it? A sigh ran out of my mouth, once again. I stared at my figure in the mirror. My face had become brighter. Because I had the peace of mind I desired, even though it seemed to be shaky at this point. Do I—go back to that chamber? Maybe I should have gone back t