Save Them All

Adeline As my eyes fluttered shut, my wolf became increasingly more restless. I kept fighting to push her down, regretting that I didn’t think about going on a run and letting her out before we had left. I relaxed my body into my mate’s chest, running my fingers over the ridges on his sweater. Jaxon and Alpha Christian must have deliberated for hours, “alliance this”, “pack law that”. It felt like the two of them were a broken record, repeating their same individual demands over and over. Somewhere between the constant bickering of the two Alphas and fighting my wolf to stand down, I was lulled into darkness. A spine chilling breeze grazed through my red fur as I raced through an unfamiliar forest. My senses sharpened as I felt danger thick in the air all around me. My eyes adjusted to the darkness, bolting from tree to tree as my paws hit against the moist forest floor. Faint howls of injured wolves echoed in the distance but no matter how fast I moved, I could never get close enough