LOGINNIGHT BLUE VALLEYTRISTAN'S POVA flight to the South was the last thing I expected after what happened to my sister there.I felt they had failed to protect her, which led to her death. That was why I had cut ties with them ten years ago. The pain had festered, hardening into a grudge I never thought I'd break. Every time I thought of the South, I saw her face. Coming here would only bring back sadness and conflict. It wasn't worth it.But because of my pups, I had to override my decision.They needed to come home. Among their blood. They couldn't be treated like strangers when they belonged to a bloodline of leaders from both their father's and mother's sides. The thought of them growing up not knowing who they were or where they came from gnawed at me."Alpha, Alpha Burner is waiting for you in the Pack House," a shielder announced as soon as I stepped off the plane.I hadn't expected him to grant us access so easily. Neither did I expect this level of organized shielders to welcom
NEW TERRITORYLUMA'S POVWith enough coins to last at least a month until I had a tangible plan, I headed for the bus station.Lizzy came to keep me company until it was time to leave. I paid for a seat for each of the twins. Lizzy helped them in. With a final hug, she left but not without a promise to call her in three days. I watched her walk away, her figure growing smaller in the distance. She was the only family I had left in this strange city. And now she was gone too.According to the ticket, I was headed to another pack much smaller than Night Blue Valley, but known for its immense production of canned food.New Land.I didn't know what New Land had in store for me. But I hoped that the few days I'd be staying there while I figured out where to go next would be favorable. My hands were still trembling from the journey, from the constant fear of being followed, from the weight of my pups' future heavy on my shoulders.I fell asleep in the middle of the road. After close to eigh
NIGHTFANG PACK TRISTAN'S POV "Alpha, with nothing in place, we can't work," a man said, breaking through my trance. Four hours of deliberation with the construction team of the project my brother had been in charge of. Yet no good news. From bad news to bad news. The materials bought were cheap and could crumble the building at any time. The measurements were at least fifty percent wrong. All manpower employed for the work were not professionals. In short, my brother needed them because cheap labor cost less. What the hell was he doing with all the money given to him? Didn't he even think for once about the lives at stake? "Do not worry. Orlando, the assisting Gamma, will take over from here. Everything needed for the construction will be bought, and work will start immediately. I'll personally check progress at the end of every week," I reassured. A few people nodded in approval. But I could also see what none of them were courageous enough to say. My brother was a failu
NIGHT BLUE VALLEY LUMA'S POV After paying, I didn't stop. I didn't hurry either. If Caleb was watching, I needed to make sure he knew that whatever he had said didn't affect me in any way. So once outside, I hurried back to the healthcare center. The streets blurred past me. My heart was pounding so loudly I was sure everyone could hear it. My feet could no longer hold me once at the parking lot. I was running back to their room but stopped on my tracks when I noticed the healer talking to a man. Tall. Red-haired. Calm. My nostrils flared. His scent was familiar but I couldn't place it. It tugged at something deep in my memory, but the harder I tried to grasp it, the faster it slipped away. It reminded me of burnt wood and blood. I'd smelled it before but where? He wasn't from this pack, no doubt. "They are okay and might be discharged today. Their coming to life is complete." "Don't release them. Look for a way to keep them here until tomorrow noon. If something happens, I be
NIGHT BLUE VALLEY LUMA'S POV "Mama, I don't want rabbit meat!" Hope whined, throwing away the can of marinated raw rabbit. My heart stopped. It was my daughter yet I had an impression she was somebody else.Why was she suddenly hating her favorite food? "But isn't it what you've always loved?" I wondered, picking up the food. Why had her taste buds changed overnight? Contrary to her brother, who was still unconscious, Hope was almost healed. Her pack mark was fully visible now ,thick lines forming a dark tattoo on her brown skin. Lizzy had to layer powder to hide them. My pup didn't reply. She just stared away, her small arms crossed over her chest. "Hey, little one, don't give me a headache for no reason. It's either you eat this, or I'm forcing it down your throat," I finally thundered. Her gaze snapped to mine, and for the first time, I saw that flash in her eyes. They turned red ,a confirmation that she was her father's wolf descendant. Goddess. As if it wasn't en
NIGHT BLUE VALLEY LUMA'S POV Pale and tiny on that hospital bed, I didn't know what to do. Their marks were complete but faded. The mark clearly showed ,they were children of the Nightfang pack . A trio of wolf heads ran from their shoulders down to their backs, and beneath them, a paw mark. I tried my best to hide them from the helpers coming around to clean my babies. Then I begged the healer in charge to keep it a secret. But one thing was sure,if they received their fathers blood, henceforth hiding those wide marks will be almost impossible. And of course, with a smile, he had replied, "The oath of healers prevents me from telling anyone anything." That sounded reasonable, but I couldn't rely on him for too long. I needed a way to save my pups and get away from there. "Miss Luma, please step out. It's better to leave them alone for now," another helper whispered. I nodded, my eyes lingering on my babies as I backed out of the room. They looked so small. So fragile. I tried
NIGHTFANG PACKLUMAI was finally about to escape my prison.I had never been this afraid in my life. Was I going to make it? Impossible to know. But I knew I would give it my best.The moment we waited for came before I knew it.Two days after our planning, shielders came to our side of the dungeo
NIGHT FANGS PACKLUMA'S POVReduced to less than an Omega—even though I was of Beta rank, I Luma had never felt so humiliated.Hours of harvesting. Shielders throwing jokes about how I was a "dick eater." Then the subtle, yet noticeable, pushes from Omegas who wanted to feel superior. Each shove wa
NIGHT FANGS PACKLUMATristan never came back.Day after day for a month. He never came.Did he find the documents? I never knew. The question came every morning when I woke in the dark, and every night when sleep wouldn't come.If yes, why wasn't he letting me go? If no, why did he never come to t
NIGHT FANG PACKLUMAThe silence was deafening. The darkness was lonely.I shivered against the bars of my cell. I hadn't eaten in twenty-four hours. Lumina was weak. Almost fading. And I couldn't stop shaking.To make matters worse, something was biting me.I slapped my arm. Hoping it was just a m







