Contractually Yours, Alpha by Giftemmy

Chapter One Hundred and Sixty Eight

It all felt like some kind of sick dream.

“Ma’am, please, where would you like to go?” The driver asked; he had already taken us far past the pack borders.

I had nowhere to go..

I turned to my mother.

“A few more meters to your left,” she said to the driver, who nodded, following her command.

I didn’t know much about places, but wasn’t that part inhabited by… humans?

I didn’t ask any questions; I let her decide. I felt completely numb.

After what felt like hours, the car came to a stop, and my mother helped me out. We took out the luggages,

“Goodbye, Luna,” the driver said, and I nodded, unable to form any words.

He drove off.

This was real; this was happening; I might never see Thane ever again.

“Where are we?” I asked my mother

“Just come with me,” she said.

The streets had been empty of people, but after a few minutes of walking, I spotted some humans; many of them watched us.

we could look very much like humans but still stand out; there was something about werewolves that would always be off–putting to humans. I spotted a little girl hiding behind her mother. I ignored them all and walked

a small building–a house, I believe. She pulled open the short passage gates before walking up the stairs;

twice.

was pulled open, and there Freya stood, a wide smile on her face, one I had never seen before, but the moment she saw us, the smile faded into a frown.

of the door, shutting it behind her. I would have been a bit embarrassed seeing

at this moment I couldn’t bring myself

telling you about this place,” she said, her

need your help.”

cannot help you; now leave,” she

done you so many favors; I ask that you do

anything of me; now leave the both of you

go,” I

from his pack, my mother said before Freya could

asked, as

let

both of you,” she says leaving the door wide open. I entered first, and

or mid–thirties; his hair was tousled, and

she would keep very good

are some

about. this. I believe there was some law that stated that, but well,

Freya answered before turning to us. “He already knew the truth about us a long time ago,”

anything to

quite in a

you gone as soon as possible.” She says, pouring herself a glass of wine. “I find it hard to believe that he sent you away,” she says, her gaze finding mine. “I did believe

the same too,” I added absentmindedly.

a fresh