I have stopped counting the days in which I have spent in this place. A place I cannot call home, yet it feels like I have spent my whole life here.

I arise from my slumber after another restless night after encountering yet another nightmare that I wish was not a reality. It didn’t change the fact I no longer had a family or a place to call home. Or that I truly was alone.

It’s funny. I had always wished to be left alone and now when I truly am I wish to have some company. I guess I really took everything for granted. Not that this realization will help me now that I am stranded in the rogue territory and labelled as rogue despite not being physically expelled by my Alpha. I guess it’s too late to have regrets now.

Fated To My Alpha

<p>Anaphel didn't wait for a second longer as she ran to Eldrich, ignoring the injuries on his face, swinging the book in front of his face. "You have got to see this!" Anaphel shoved the book into Eldrich's hands, taking him by surprise causing the book to fall. It falls onto the floor with a large thud, the page Anaphel trying to show getting lost as it closes shut on itself.</p>

<p>"Woah Cassie calm down," Crissus says as he takes his mate's shoulder and glides his fingers on her mark so she calms. "Where did you even get this book?" Eldrich asks as he picks up the old book, flipping through the pages, trying to get a gist of what kind of book it was. He waited in silence not getting an answer, so he looked up thinking she might have left but was met with an embarrassed-faced Anaphel. "Now I'm more curious as to where you found it," Eldrich states, raising his eyebrows hinting to Anaphel to speak. And speak she did.</p>

Re-Birth