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“You need to stop now I don’t want to do this. It solves nothing, my son.” His words are becoming muffled slightly with my threat that, as Alpha, he has no choice but to answer.
My mother makes her way toward us. She’s as much to blame as him. She could have sent one of my brothers to me. She could have done something as well. The eyes of the Wild turn on her, showing her my full set of teeth. A paw takes a step toward her in threat. I have never threatened her before. Always with her, I’ve had control, but now I have descended into my own wild.
My father springs toward me, leaving the wind in his wake.
He’s ripping into me like a ravenous hyena, all teeth and jaw as he tears flesh from bone. He doesn’t like his mate being threatened, no matter who it is.
Fight or flight.
Shaking him off. the Wilds circle each other. Eyes never leaving eyes, always at attention. Muscles contracting, vibrating fur with the need to lunge. Hind legs sinking down slightly as
he springs.
A full–on assault. His wolf has no problem showing why he’s the Alpha. Instead of taking the offensive, the Wild is reduced to taking defensive tactics in a need for self–preservation.
Again and again, he eats away at flesh slowly, making it hurt. The trail of blood saturates the ground, unable to be absorbed by the frozen earth. Paws drip, painting the mosaic of
red abstract art on the canvas of life.
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the wrong decision was made. Sometimes you just have to learn the hard way in order for things to sink in. I had no chance. I wasn’t ready for this fight yet.
He severs the muscle that attaches the shoulder to front right leg, crumpling the Wild’s body down. Still, the wolf inside me tries standing on three legs, facing him head on. He
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Chapter 148
Crouching down, she has her hard eyes on me.
“You’re a very stupid wolf, do you know that?” It’s just her and me. The wolf snaps jaws close to her face that doesn’t flinch from. Instead, she grabs his jaw, muzzling it with a
steel–like grip.
“I see you still have a little fight in you, pup.” Her hands squeeze the muzzle so hard it makes teeth crush together. If she doesn’t stop, the back molars will explode with her force.
Tim not sure who to be scared of more at this moment: the Alpha or his Luna.
“You need to think about what you’re doing, my son. This is going to hurt me more than you.” Walking away, she comes out with the collar. The Wild can’t even crawl away; his limbs are useless. My brothers are behind her.
“If you bite them, I will show you a mother’s love.” Her teeth descend, and it’s not pretty. She’s lethal if provoked enough. She hardly rages her anger toward us, only when necessary.
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