Werewolf Compilations

Chapter 2

"Sorry about the eggs."

"It's not your fault. I just get scared easily I guess." I throw the paper towel covered in egg yolks into the

garbage and turn back to Frank. "What's up?" I ask, leaning on the counter.

"Anna, the pack, is going under, people are joining new packs, even becoming rogue. I don't know how

much longer we can go without an Alpha or Luna. There's barely anyone left."

I stay quiet, absorbing the non-surprising information. People are going rogue? Maybe that's not such a

bad idea.

"How many are left exactly?" I question, curious.

"Around thirty."

"Then what's the point, let's just close down the pack, give up."

"Are you crazy! Your grandparents built this pack on their own!" He shouts, taken back by my disturbing

decision. "How can you just throw that all away?"

"Three-fourths of our people died in the attack almost a year ago, and the ones that survived are

leaving," I say calmly. "You said it yourself; the pack is going under."

Frank sighs and rests his head on the counter. "Where will the thirty of us go?" He lifts his gaze to me. Content © NôvelDrama.Org 2024.

"We can join another pack nearby, don't get me wrong it kills me to make this decision, but we don't

have a lot of options left."

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I spoke to the Alpha of the Moon Stone pack over the phone since they're the closest pack to us. He

said that he would be happy to let us join his pack, my father made strong allies with the Moon Stone

Pack and I'm thankful for that. My father always knew to have more allies than enemies.

The pack house was cleared out, and everything was placed boxes for storage. It was weird to see the

place I have grown up in without pictures on the walls, or any signs of my family at all.

I've been thinking a lot about joining the new pack or becoming rogue. At first, I figured I was crazy to

think I could become rogue and survive alone, but now it's all I want to do, to be free. I could travel the

country, go to places I never got the chance to go because of the pack. Pretending to be a human just

sounds like my best shot at a real life.

Of course, I didn't tell Frank about my plans because if I did, I'd get locked in a cell so that I couldn't

leave him. So I decide to escape when we arrive at the new pack and head south to California. Having

a fresh start will be good for me, maybe I will forget about the gory attack that haunts me every day.

Forget about how I lost everything.

"We're here." Frank nudges me as we pull up to the Moon Stone pack house, glancing out the window I

examine the white mansion before me. It's quite fancy, surrounded by green grass and trimmed

bushes. Soon we get out of the car and make our way up the front steps and towards the grand looking

doors. I pushed on the doorbell and heard the chime sound on the other side of the walls.

It didn't take long for someone to answer.

It was a tall, lean guy; I sensed power radiating off him, he must be the Beta.

"Oh, your here, I'll take you to the Alpha and Luna." We followed him into the pack house and down a

hallway till we came up to white double doors. He pushed them open revealing the Alpha at his desk

and the Luna sitting on one of the couches off to the side of the room.

"Ah, you have arrived, welcome." He motioned us to come in and take a seat. Entering into the dark-

colored room, I sat down on one of the leather chairs in front of his desk as he ordered.

"Thank you so much for letting us join your pack, especially under these conditions." Frank thanked

while I just continued to study the room. My eyes landed on the Luna, she was pregnant, at least seven

months. Like many people say she had a certain glow around her like joy and happiness took over her

soul.

"Congratulations," I say to her trying to focus on the present and not my escape plan.

"Oh thank you." She sweetly smiled. "Only two more months."

When we finished discussing joining the pack and other details they showed us where we would be

staying. It's a lovely house, close to the pack house. The inside is spacious and modern, especially the

kitchen which I adore.

When they left to give us privacy to unpack, I went upstairs and picked out my room, well more like a

hotel room.

I sat down on the edge of the bed in the middle of the room, after I finished bringing my suitcases

upstairs. Getting up, I sat on the floor in front of my bag.

Lazily unzipping it, I lifted the top, inside was my packed duffle bag full of clothes, food, water, and

other essentials. I pre-packed so I would be ready to go and not waste any more time.

There was a light knock at the bedroom door, and I quickly zipped the suitcase back up and answered

it.

"How do you like things?" Frank asked, leaning on the door frame.

"It's nice," I answer abruptly and rather awkwardly.

Giving me a funny look, Frank rolled his eyes. "Okay well, I'm going to go take a shower. Don't destroy

anything."

Huffing at his stupidity, I shut the door in his face and got back to work.

Dear Frank,

I appreciate the friendship and comfort you provided me with throughout the years. I would like to thank

you for taking care of me when I lost my family, you were there for me, and I'll never forget that. I have

decided to leave and become rogue. I need to be free and replace my bad memories with happy ones.

I'll never forget you.

Thank you,

Anna.

I didn't want it to sound too emotional and risk him coming after me.

Carefully placing the note on the bed's soft comforter, I grabbed my duffel bag and turned to the

window.

It's time to go.