Chapter 7
Chapter 07 Our History
On a rocky cliff that oversaw a wide expanse of the woods, three teenagers kept their eyes on the
horizon, yellows and oranges streaking the skies as the golden celestial slowly retreated from view.
It was thest day they spend together as ‘normal’ humans. All of them would be going through the
the second phase, to prepare them for the responsibilities they would bear in due time.
Each born into the top positions of the pack, they dly epted their future and from a young age
understood the importance of their roles.
They were raised and trained differently from an ordinary child and warrior at the tender age of five and
they’ve made tremendous progress since. Their respective families were proud and satisfied and the
pack already anticipated the day they would take over their
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Cold wind blew past them, ruffling their clothes and hair as if sympathizing with their conflicted hearts.
They knew only their duties that awaited them, and the consequences should they fail. Although they
have epted that their lives wouldn’t be as normal as those around them, their teenage hearts still
longed to experience that which was deprived of them – a choice of their own free will.
Over the years, they had formed a bond between them – having gone through life and death situations
together. It was through this bond that they managed to endure and ultimately exceed expectations.
They understood each other’s pain and joy and it was enough to keep them grounded.
Breaking the silence, Flynn raised a fist i in the air and dered, “I’m going to be the strongest Alpha
there is, Anna. Stronger than my father and anyone else.”
“And I will be the strongest warrior you have,” she giggled, standing up and
Cre,” she giggled, standing up and mimicking his pose
“And I, your loyal second-in Command,” Carson said, joining them.
Alpha Flynn pped her hard as the memory reyed in his mind. They used t odream of leading the
pack together, all three of them, and they swore they’d surpass their predecessors until the incident
happened, and they couldn’t look at each other the same way anymore.
“Why, Anna? Why did you run away? If it wasn’t because of you, my father would still be alive!” he
shouted as the sharp sound rang throughout the room.
His heart ached. He didn’t want to hurt her but only by hurting her could he ease the anger that arose
every time he remembered that day – when the Alpha died, when his father died.
Warm tears trickled down her cheeks and she sniffed.
I’m sorry, Flynn. I’m so sorry,” she whispered.
“I’m sorry, Flynn, I’m so sorry.” Anna cried when the warriors brought her before him. She repeated the
words like a mantra, but he couldn’t hear her. The pain that his being felt at that moment was unparallel
to all that he went through up to that point. His wolf grieved too and had retreated to a part of his mind
he couldn’t reach. No one had to break the news for he felt it – thest dying breath of his father. So did
the rest of the pack – when their connection with the Alpha broke and their wolves unleashed
themselves to release a pained howl.
In the open grounds, every member of the pack was gathered, waiting for his judgment. They held
nothing but contempt and disgust towards her, their Alpha’s noble sacrifice wasted on her. In the open
channel, they voiced but two thoughts – that she should have died instead of the Alpha and that she
was a living disgrace to her father’s name.
The girl he secretly admired wailed before him, but he wouldn’tfort her this time. There would be
no treats, no soft caresses on her back, no shoulder to
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If the situation was different, he may have cried with her for he hated seeing the pain in her eyes.
Those times when the training became too hard on her, he was always beside her to bring back the
twinkle in her hazel eyes. And his heart would skip a beat when she raised her head and smile at him,
knowing that he brought it out of her.
Tonight, there was only the Alpha’s son
His father was gone, and it was because o f her. She was no Gamma, she would never be a warrior.
She was wolf-less, she should’ve been born human. She was Ho Luna; the pack would never ept
her. And at that moment, he couldn’t bring himself to ept her.
His eyes studied the pack with a passive face – their Beta was nowhere to be found and a search party
was dispatched, led by Carson, much to his relief. There was no one to oppose his verdict. Carson
would hate him for it but what would he know – his father still breathed.
His right hand felt the small box in his
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ni him, 1Xcept for the poor girl whose emotions consumed her. His father’s death, Anna’s pain, her
father’s death, the pack’s grief, Canson’s hate – her would bear it all, as the next Alpha.
He drew a deep breath, then loudly dered, “Gamma Anna Be Fiora, for failure to exercise the
duties to which you have sworn, from the day I, Flyna Astra, receive the White Lake Pack’s approval,
you shall be strippel of your title and your duties reduced to those of an Omega’s. You will live your
days serving this pack, in any way I see fit.”
You ruined everything. Anna,” he said with his shoulders hunched.
“II’m so sorry- 50-sorry.”
The beat-up table creaked at their weight as climbed on top and straddled her by her hips. She held
her breath as she stared at his imposing build. Leaning forward, he rested his forehead on her left
shoulder. Warm liquid wet her skin and his voice cracked as he said, “Why. Anna? Why?”
Stir couldn’t answer him. What was there to tell – the truth? That she ran away because of selfish
reasons and she couldn’t fight alongside his father and Hur ow? What was there left to say when Even
the truth was no constion for either of them
His arms wrapped around her waist as his emotions poured out of him and memories reyed.
“She’s grown into a fine youngdy, wouldn’t you say, son?”
Flynn smiled “She’ll be an extraordinary Luna, too,” he replied
He wanted to hug her many times before, to have her close to him but he couldn’t – the pack would
lose their faith in him. Even as he grieved, his heart continued to yearn for her, but she would never be
hers.
Helost his chance when he rejected her. A part of him died that night leaving a feeling of emptiness
behind and he had n o doubt it was the biggest regret of his life.
bear to see her like this!” Flynnined
The Alpha gazed outside the window of his office with his back turned to the young man. “This is a big
shock to us all but she’s hurting the most. Let her be for Ilow. She’ll talk to you or anyone else when
she’s ready.”
“I’m not having this, Father. You saw how they looked at her!”he yelled. How could his father take the
matter so calmly!
His father’s hands formed into fists and his volce barely restrained anger. “So what? Did you expect
them to shrug it off and pretend it wasn’t real? She was the future Head Gamrima, the pack believed in
her. It’s normal for them to be disappointed,” he seethed. “I’m disappointed in you too, Flynn. As the
future Alpha, you should consider the pack above all else. I expected more from you.”
Flynn’s reply was dyed as his mind tried to wrap around his father’s words.
“Wu-was?” he whispered then heughed, hands on his stomach as he
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He abruptly stopped and in a serious tone said, “Fuck that Father, you’re right. She was the future
Head Gammua, Not anymore, she’s going to be a Luna, my Luna,” he dered proudly. “And they’ll
have no other choice but to ept it. I’ll Lise an Alpha Order if I have to.”
His father turned to face him; the simple act controlled yet domineering A grin stretched across his face
and Flynn’s jaw dropped at the sight of it – his father had never looked at him as proud as he did then.
He walked across the room towards his desk while saying, “The Alpha Order’s off the table. Clearly,
you have a long way to g o before you’re ready to rece me and im her as Luna. But when that
dayes, you’re going to need something Special,
He opened a drawer and retrieved a small ck box. Then he beckoned for Flynn toe over.
“This… used to be your Mother’s and now, if she epts, it belongs to her,” he said handing it to
The young man opened the box to reveal a I exquisitely cut diamond between two pearls that sat at the
center of a gold band – the White Lake Pack’s Luna’s ring “Fa Father, I”
“Go to her,” the Alpha said, cutting him off. Arms by his sides, Flynn caught him off guard when the
young man wrapped him in a hug “Thank you, Father.”
He hugged him back and patted his back. cing a hand on his shoulder, he said, ” Your Mother would
be so proud of how much you’ve grown, And she would’ve loved to meet her. Now 90. Good luck,
Flynn left, not knowing it was thest conversation, thest hug, thest time h e would ever see him.