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CARLYLE’S POV
Waking up from
my unconscious state with a sudden feel of powers around me, I felt my wounds healing and my pains
subsiding. I feltpletely new and different. It was like I just passed. through a nirvana which made
me apletely new being.
Seeing my son in the state of transition got me terrified. For heaven’s sake, Mason was just three. How
cold his wolfe out at that early age? Such as never happened in the history of my pack.. The only
exceptional case we had led to the death of that being ording to the books.
The sign Mason was exuding scared the hell out of me.
“What did you do to my son?” I red daggers at Raina who was equally scared as I was. She didn’t
reply at first, butter said that she didn’t do anything to him.
With a hiss, I ignored herpletely as my son was more important than she was. Ever since 1 heard
her in my slumber, asking Donald to grant her some privacy with me, I had a feeling that something
was amiss but couldn’t say anything because of the state I was.
“He’s out of danger. The healers tried all they could to it Mason to stability and I heaved a sigh of relief.
They all thought the methods they tried worked but I knew that Mason was able to attain stability
because Raina left. How then do you expect me to believe that she had nothing to do with my
suspicions?
“How are you feeling?” Donald walked to my side. He must have thought that Raina did her part of g
the job so well
“All good.” I replied, though absentmindedly.
“Thank goodness!”
“How long was I unconscious?” I asked, checking what the time said on the nearby clock.
“All night long. He answered. Immediately, I headed out hastily. Time wasn’t by my side at all. I needed
to save Donnie at all cost. I really couldn’t afford to lose her,
“Take it easy, Carl. You’re not fully okay yet, you really don’t want to suffer another rpse at the
moment.” Donald said and I shed a smile at him.
“I’m fine. We need to face what’s most important right now.”
While deep in discussion with Donald, pondering our next steps in the urgent mission to find. Donnie, a
hesitant knock interrupted us, drawing our attention to the door.
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“Alpha Carlyle, you have a visitor,” the messenger announced, standing by the slightly ajar door.
I exchanged a quick nce with Donald, a silent acknowledgment passing between us. Whatever.
visitor had arrived at this crucial juncture demanded attention as it might be about a very
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important matter–perhaps, something to help in our quest. Driven by a mixture of hope and
apprehension, I signaled for the messenger to allow the person entry.
The door swung open, revealing an unexpected figure standing at the threshold. The visitor’s presence
injected an element of uncertainty into the room, and I couldn’t help but wonder how this unexpected
arrival would influence our ns to rescue Donnie because of who it was. Athena!
As Athena entered, my expression changed from surprise to a mixture of relief and gratitude.
“To what do we owe your gracious visit?”
“Where is Mason? And how is he?” That was the first question she asked. This made me suspicious of
the purpose of our visit. How did she know that something happened to Mason?
“You don’t need to look at me that way, I sensed his pain and uneasinessst night. At first, I thought it
was going to subside after a while but it only increased and I felt more terrible instead, leaving me no
option but to be here.” I took a good look at Athena, finding it hard to believe what she said due to past
history and her identity but I didn’t show it.
Swiftly, she began action to cure him.
“He’s all good now. Someone tampered with the food he atest… she began exining but I didn’t
waste my time listening before heartfelt gratitude for Mason’s well–being flickered in my eyes.
“Athena, you’re a lifesaver,” I acknowledged, a genuine smile breaking through the tension that had
gripped the room. “Thank you for taking care of Mason. Now, we need your help to find Donnie.”
The three of us soon engaged in a discussion, outlining our strategy to locate and rescue Donnie.
Athena’s unique abilities and connection with Mason became crucial assets in this endeavor. As we
delved into the details, the room echoed with a renewed sense of purpose, driven by the shared goal of
bringing Donnie back safely to Moon Shade.
Apanied by Athena and Donald, I arrived at the location where we believed Donnie was being
held. As we cautiously approached, awaiting her captors to show up, my keen eyes caught sight of her
silhouette bound and confined.
I approached Donnie cautiously, my eyes scanning her for any visible signs of distress. As I got closer,
I noticed the weariness etched on her face, the marks of captivity evident in the lines of exhaustion.
Despite the hardships she endured, there was a glimmer of resilience in her eyes.
“Donnie,” I called out to her. As our eyes met, a myriad of emotions surged within me. The lines on her
face showed the hardships she endured during her captivity. “Are you okay?”
I took a step closer to her, my gaze unwavering, “I’ve been searching for you, Donnie. We’re here to
bring you back home.”
She met my eyes, a mixture of surprise, skepticism, and perhaps a glimmer of hope. “Carlyle?” she
whispered, almost as if testing the reality of his presence.
“Yes, it’s me, I affirmed as my tone softened “We’re going to get you out of here. You don’t have to
endure this any longer.”
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She managed a faint smile, a feeble attempt to reassure me. “I’m here, Carlyle. I’m okay.”
I gently reached out, my fingers brushing against her cheek as if to affirm her tangible presence. “We
found you. You’re safe now.”
Donald and Athena stood a bit far away from us, where Donnie wasn’t going to notice, offering silent
support with full alertness and observation. However, I couldn’t shake off the weight of what Donnie
had endured. The loss I suffered, the toll it took on her, and the challenges we would faceter filled my
mind.
“I’m sorry, Donnie,” I whispered with a depth of emotion in my eyes. “I couldn’t protect you from all of
this.”
She looked at me, a mixture of gratitude and understanding in her gaze. “Carlyle, you found me. That’s
what mers. Thank you!”
Her words just gave me hope and dashed them away. I thought she was beginning to soften towards
me, but I guess it was all a fa?ade. Since she had decided to act that way once again, I decided to let
go. I instructed the searching guards with me to go ahead, while waiting for her captor to fulfil my end
of the deal, or let’s say, to carry out the n we had. But before that, I had to put my mind at rest about
the misunderstanding I had with Donnie and decided to try talking to her once again.
‘AUTHOR’S POV
Carlyle felt the weight of unspoken words and the distance that had grown between them given
Donnie’sst response and attempted to exin the events that transpired in her absence with the n
of starting from the incident which caused the rift between them in the first ce. He carefully chose his
words, hoping to bridge the gap that had formed.
“Donnie, I need you to understand that I didn’t n any of this. Raina took advantage of the situation,
and I deeply regret ever seeking her help, Carlyle began, his voice carrying sincerity.
She remained silent, her gaze fixed on the ground, seemingly unwilling to engage in the
conversation.
“I know you must be hurt and angry, and I can’t me you for that. But please, let me exin,” Carlyle
implored, a hint of desperation in his eyes.
She finally looked up, her expression a mix of emotions. “Exin, then.”
Carlyle took a deep breath, recounting the events that unfolded in her absence. He spoke about
Raina’s involvement, Mason’s sudden illness, and the desperate measures he had to take to save
them.
“I didn’t want any of this to happen, Donnie. I just wanted you and Mason safe,” he confessed, his eyes
searching hers for a sign of understanding.
Her response was measured, “Carlyle, I appreciate that you tried to protect us, but the way everything
unfolded… It’s hard to overlook.”
He nodded, acknowledging theplexity of the situation. “I know trust is broken, and I can’t promise
that things will be easy, but I’m willing to do whatever it takes to make things right.”
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“That’s going to be good!” She replied with a tone of finality and an eye roll.
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