All Chapters of THE SILVER HEAD LUNA; WHEN HER WOLF HOWLS: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

SAGEFreezing at that instant, I wondered what had happened. I knew inside of me that I felt someone bite me from behind. Not only that, but someone was standing behind me right there—leaving me with no choice but to turn around—only to meet the gaze of the Alpha. No way. Was I—dreaming? “My Lord—” I mouthed, one of my hands reaching for my behind so that I could touch my neck. “Did you—?” The words failed me, while I fixed my gaze on my hand and touched that part of my skin once again. “What did you do?” Maybe this was an accusation. Maybe I was being unfair to the Alpha, it dawned on me and I bowed in respect, looking around as I searched for Aegon. “Where is my husband, Alpha Knox?” And why was he not saying a word? Why couldn't he speak? I looked the man in the face and looked around once again. “Where is the Prince of this pack, Alpha Knox?” I looked him in the face once again, not wanting to believe what my instincts were saying to me. “It was not you, or was it?” Bl

KNOXI looked down at the ground from where I was seated on the stone where Sage sat a while ago before she walked out on me. I should be smiling, but I wasn't. As a matter of fact, the full moon event was supposed to be special for me because it was a celebration of victory. But, look at me. How was this going to look in the end? Yet, another sigh ran out of my mouth and I got on my feet, looking around to be certain there was no one around. That wasn't enough, especially when I looked around with the sight of a normal human. Without hesitation and wasting time, I made use of one of the many powers I've got as a special—cursed werewolf. Checking around, I manipulated my way into going back in time to see who had been here with us since the moment I marked Sage as my mate and there was nothing like that. This alone was more than enough relief. With a sigh that ran out of my mouth, I looked around once again. The wolves were making loud noises, as usual, and I knew it in my hear

SAGEThe Alpha and I were yet to say a word to each other. In fact, we never talked before and now that this had happened, it became worse than I could ever imagine. Opening my eyes on the bed this morning, I looked forward to what the day would have for me. Just then, it struck me and I recalled there was a mark on my neck—a mark my husband did not give to me. He would see it from this moment if care wasn't taken. Realizing this also, I jumped off the bed and walked over to the other end of the room where a mirror existed. Looking into it, a sigh ran out of my mouth but what could I do? The Alpha had done more than enough, obviously. And a part of me was certain he would love to do more. Such a beast. No, he wasn't. This was a mistake. A mistake I wasn't ready to come to terms with. Covering my neck properly with my hair and even clothes, I turned around and reached the closet. Grabbing a towel from it, I walked over to the bathroom for a quick bath. Leaving Aella to do the b

KNOXWith a shaky hand and a shaky mind, I unsealed the envelope—thoughts in my head. “I hope this is good, Doctor Logan—” Unable to wait or rather, control myself, I let out. “Here we go.” I mentioned when the seal was taken off completely and the content placed in my hand. Now, I looked at the paper, unfolding it with a sigh running out of my mouth. “Do you have to fold it like this? I'm afraid I don't like this. Or is this one of your ways to tell me that there's trouble?” The man looked at me and I looked away again, fixing my gaze on the already unfolded paper. “What?” A smile on my face explained my mood to Doctor Logan who adjusted on his chair. “This is more than a piece of good news to me, Doctor Logan. Wow!” “Exactly—” the man mopped at me. “I'm glad you understand that this is a piece of good news, Alpha Knox. And I am happy that you're happy. Your blood shows signs of freshness and it's obvious that you're going to feel very much better if you stick to that thing you'

SAGE As usual, I was the first to wake up this morning. My eyes scanned the room and I looked at the window from where rays of sunlight came at me. A smile on my countenance explained how I enjoyed what happened here a few hours ago—even though I still searched my feelings. The Prince and I did not have that attraction. The kind I had with the Alpha. The Alpha, Knox, made my wolf react at the slightest provocation as long as he was standing next to me or if worse, in the same space as me. A smile came on my countenance, widening my face. No, I shouldn't be smiling. I should be angry at the Alpha. Can't I see what he's done? Can't I see the damage he's caused? What does Aegon even think about me? Was he in love with me or something? I looked at the side of the bed where the man lay, shutting my eyes and falling on it the next moment. There was a lot to worry about, but I didn't want to think too much. If there's something I want to think of, it'll be nothing but