The Alpha Who Saved Me

CHAPTER 114

Once everything is cleaned up and the enemy's bodies are burned, everyone comes back to the pack house's front lawn, so we can have a meeting. Those that are injured go home to let their wolves. heal them or the really bad ones make their way to the hospital to have Dr. Sands patch them up. Declan's pack have already headed home after I've thanked them profusely. I tried offering them to stay for a BBQ but they all refuse, and I think Declan has something to do with it. It irritates me that he won't allow me to thank his men in my own way, but I've got more important things to deal with at the moment.

"Spencer," I grab his attention as soon as I spot him coming. towards me, "Please, tell who it is that we lost!" I need to know who it is that gave his life for this pack.

"He was one of the newer pack members, Alpha. His name was Andrew. He's only been with us for two months, but he's got a mate."

I close my eyes, "Oh, Goddess! Who is his mate?"

Unexpectedly, a male voice speaks up and another warrior steps forward, "I am, Alpha Quinn. I'm Vince, and we were mated two years ago." There is a crack in his voice at the end, but he holds himself well.

I walk down the steps and make my way toward the grieving mate. Pulling him into me, I hug him tightly, "I am so very sorry for your loss, Vince. Andrew was a brave warrior and he will never be forgotten."

"Andrew lived for being a warrior. He was always excited to go to

Dinding into

training. When we left our old pack, it was because they wouldn't accept us as mates because we are the same sex, so we wandered around looking for a new pack. We heard Dark Moon's name come up so many times that we decided to head here. You made us feel welcomed and accepted, and for that I will always be grateful, and will serve you always." The warrior then takes a knee and I smile.

Suddenly, every warrior and non-warrior on the front lawn are going down, one by one, as they take a knee before me. I can't stop the tears that begin to fall at the sight in front of me. Declan comes to my side and puts his arm around my shoulder and pulls me into him for comfort, and I accept it.

straighten myself back up, "Please stand," I call out, "Thank you for your loyalty, and in return, I will be the best Luna that I can be and will train your future Alpha to be an Alpha that you can all love and look up to!" I look back at Vince, "I would like to put up a

a single tear slip down his cheek, "I would

goes down, we will

I need to be alone tonight, but I would be honored to join

I always worry about mates

that very much, Alpha." Vince replies as he bows his head to

don't hesitate to let me know if you need anything. I will see

walks through the

informs us, "I want to know exactly where they come from and what we are up against. I also have scouts out watching

all our allies. Alphas, Betas, Gammas and Head Warriors are all in attendance, here in Dark Moon territory. We are worried that there may be another attack, so I don't want to go too far. Obviously, they have misinformation if they think that there is a Dire wolf among my pack. This is the second

that there is a Dire wolf in the area." This comes from Alpha Brant from the Midnight Storm pack. He's a cocky Alpha, but a good

wouldn' t really know what to look for even if

are faster and stronger than

are bigger as well, but that usually doesn't take place until they come

all this to be true?" Alpha Oliver from Desert Sun asks.

died with him." He sighs as he looks around the table, "Maybe they got the wrong pack and meant to hit mine because of the bloodline. I'm not ashamed to say that I had Dire wolves in my family at one time. In fact, I am damn proud of it, and if any of you have an issue with it,

burst of laughter erupts, and I glance around the room to see if anyone has an issue with what we all just learned. Everyone else is doing the same as I am, and

don't have an issue with your family history or any Dire wolf. In fact, I would put my own life on the line to protect a

reason, Tala is getting all worked up, but I don't know if it's a bad thing or a good thing and I don't have time to talk to her about

are any left. Actually, this is the first time that I have even heard of someone talk about a real one. Up until now, I never thought of it as a legend, but a