Her Unwanted Mate On The Throne

#Chapter 10 A taste of power

The air was nice and crisp. Fall was approaching faster than Doris could register. She loved the feeling of autumn in the air. She loved the gloomy days and falling leaves. It was hard to even enjoy when her mind felt so far away from her.

Her heart was a dull ache in her chest as the scene from the bedroom kept playing over and over again just to make her feel worse and doubt herself. Maybe she was a horrible parent that couldn't be trusted with her own child.

Was she doing everything wrong? Perhaps her fears the last nine months were right. She wasn't meant to be a mother.

Fate tried to step in and let her pass on, but William prevented it. But why? To forever have someone to hate and blame?

"Knock it off and drop your stuff." Cordelia ordered. Doris found a small bench like rock and set her things upon it gently. No guard had followed her out here. They gave her one look and knew from her face that she wanted to be alone. That was a small perk of being free.

Cordelia didn't say a word as she took over control. Doris felt it erupt from her body and it was slower than when she was in a frantic state. This time she felt all the pain that came with shifting.

Once her paws hit the floor, she was off in a run. It started how it always did. Wind through her fur, she felt fast enough where no one could catch her. Leaves crunched under her feet, scenery passed her faster than light. She owned this forest when she raced through.

Cordelia led her through the trees, always knowing just where to step so she didn't fall through or end up thrown from her high.

mountain where no one else could reach her. Once she was up there, she finally stopped to take in the view of it all. All the orange trees

and turned away from the sight to

you to be able to run again?" Doris asked. "I'm sorry I wasn't able to let you free as much when I was

want to risk it any more than you did. I would

always someone near by to suffocate me." "There's something I wanted to show you, Doris." Cordelia said gently. " Something I've been holding back from you since we first met because I didn't think you were ready then, but I think you might be ready now." "What

white wolf, there's power that you haven't even begun to feel yet. Power no other wolf gets if they're anything but a white wolf. I didn't let you have a taste before because I was worried you wouldn't be able

glanced around at

your control will slip from your grip. I won't be able

that started at her toes and went all the way

and miles away as if it was right in front of her. She could hear—everything all at once. She heard travelers passing, animals fighting, water thrashing in the

said above the noise but she could

sounds. Don't let all of it have

trying to be heard and she couldn't

one sound." Cordelia's tone was louder than all of it, but still floated away

the sounds of the travelers arguing and the animals fighting off in the distance. It emptied out the sounds as if they were no more, but somehow she knew they were still there if she wanted them to