Alpha Niall And His Lost Mate

I didn't hear anything after that.

"Zoey I don't think she's gonna make it"

It rang in my ears like a mocking song. I couldn't process anything around me. I couldn't listen to Niall asking me what's wrong, I didn't see the dim of the light as it slightly flickered- I only saw red.

I felt my feet moving, and I was down the stairs in what felt like a second. I didn't care what happened after I shifted, but once I hit the outside air I knew I was in wolf form.

I ran as soon as I was certain all fours were on solid ground. The cool wind whipped past me in a fast mocking song, reminding me of the distance I had to go.

I could hear Niall behind me, calling after me in desperation. I didn't even know how he managed to keep a close distance to me while I was in wolf form and he was in human form, but I guess it was the worry that boosted his adrenaline.

Deep down I knew running all the way back to Brightwater Pack would be a challenge, but who am I to tell my wolf what to do when we were both very upset? Even though Victoria is no wolf, she is my blood and that meant even the wolf in me had all right to be upset too.

I couldn't imagine a life without her, and I wouldn't either. I was determined to keep only positive thoughts.

that I was miles away from my sister who was probably battling for life. I felt useless knowing that there was nothing I could do about it. I felt vulnerable knowing that in my unfocused and grieving state, I could get attacked on

she doesn't make

We can move faster in wolf form

good distance from the Alpha house by now and I wanted to stop, I really did. Of

shredding and a set of stronger footsteps

at each other but never hurting each other. He finally managed to pin me down with a low growl, warning me to stop fighting. My wolf had a few growls of her own too, and it was

his sweet human voice rang in my head, causing

neck before licking the area gently. It was his

it seemed"~ I told him

shocked at this, and I watched carefully as he got off me and shifted back to

you took off like that, but it's dangerous to run all that way. Let me take you" He suggested carefully, not wanting to upset me

forward in my head and took back control over my wolf, but I remained in wolf form. I guess it was smart to listen to logic. But since wolves worked on instincts mainly, I knew I had to be in control for this conversation. The wolf side of me just wouldn't understand the danger of running back home, so the human side of

to know