"Luna! Don't!" Clell screamed helplessly, trying to stop her.
"I am done being a coward anymore, Clell. I'll protect you. I love you so much! I'm sorry." 
***
Luna Bleiz, a practicing lawyer specializing in legal abuse, wanted to forget her roots--her kind and the pack she belonged to. It was all going according to her plans....until the night she accidentally met Clell Zion Hemene. 
Clell Zion Hemene was the sole heir of the Hemene's businesses and corporation and the next expected alpha of the Winter Pack. His days were full of responsibilities and duties, barely having time to think about finding a mate as he's determined with his goals--for his pack to thrive victorious. Only he had never expected to meet a girl in the middle of the woods--or prepared to be instantly enthralled by their compelling connection. 
However, with both not wanting to reveal their true identity towards each other, will they take a leap and jump into vulnerability for their blooming romance--or cut the strings that tie them together?

A Wolf's Instinct is created by Yana E., an EGlobal Creative Publishing signed author.

A Wolf's Instinct

Alicia told Luna that she would clean the apartment for it’s her birthday and that she should just have fun and enjoy the rest of the night with Clell.


 Clell decided to invite Luna to their beach house, telling her that it’s part of his gift for her.


Thinking that this was a way for them to step up their relationship, Luna said yes to his invitation. 


“Take care and have fun. Don’t get into too deep without protection, if you know what I mean.” She teased them, and Luna’s cheeks started to blush. 


Along their drive, they listened to another album, this time it was A Rocket To The Moon, and sang along with it. They were happy in their own little word, their smiles and overall facial expression can vouch to this. 


“Thank you for the necklace. I love it.” Luna said while observing and holding the pendant of the necklace Clell gave her—it was a tulip. She didn’t understand what it meant, but she, somehow, felt connected to the pendant. 


CHAPTER 15 : Alone Time