Outcast: The Alpha King's Beloved
Chapter 91: Fragments of Memory
Jennifer's POV:
"Jennifer, something is wrong in your hometown,"
Skylar pointed out with a frown as we walked down a street in the Rainbow Pack.She was right.
As I glanced around, I noticed that most of the werewolves on the street were walking in a hurry, and the sound of laughter was rare.
Adults who had children with them protected them while walking and kept looking around vigilantly, as if they were afraid that something bad would happen at any time.
Even to an untrained eye, the atmosphere on the street was solemn and gloomy.
It was obvious that the werewolves here lived a tense, unhappy life.
"Yes.It used to be filled with life, but now, it has changed so much that I can hardly recognize it," I said with a sigh.
"Jennifer, come here. Doesn't this look interesting?" Skylar stopped me by the wishing pool.
"Do you know what place this is?" Of course I knew it.
This was the place where my parents had met each other for the first time.
When I was a child, my mother would always bring me here to play and tell me about their love story.
She would call my brother along too, but he would refuse, choosing to go horse riding with our father instead.
"This is a famous spot here.Couples come here to throw coins into the pool.It is said that if the coin enters an eye of the dragon, the two will be together forever," I said, pointing to the dragon in the wishing pool.
Skylar's eyes lit up.
She immediately dragged my brother to the wishing pool.
I shook my head and chuckled before finding a place nearby to sit down, where I could wait for them.
Just, I overheard two werewolves nearby whispering heatedly to each other.
They seemed to be complaining.
"What is our Alpha planning to do? Why did he make such a rule?"
"Come on, this isn't the first time he has done such a thing.Don't you know his character yet? He has been called a tyrant for so many years."
Alpha? They must be talking about Arthur.
perked up my ears, trying to discern what they were talking about, but the one who
down.If someone hears us, we are doomed." Their
had already heard
werewolves
it
was harsh and cruel, but no one
atmosphere here
Arthur didn't deserve to be the Alpha of the
or later, I would
would also be able to save my clansmen who were living in
clenched my fists and made up my
and
on Skylar's face that my brother had successfully thrown a coin into an
were really
other very much, they still wanted to prove their love through
I decided to take him to the forest
way there, we
a knight, who could protect his hometown and his beloved
Skylar's smile deepened.
dream. I'm looking forward to his
little to hide the blush that crept up on his
asking me questions about Dylan's childhood, and I answered all
help but exclaim at how cute Dylan had been when he
forward to catch up to him and kept making fun of him with
brother lighten up with Skylar’s teasing, I
ride horses and shoot arrows.They also made us learn and practice attack and defense skills.That was why my brother and I were
were still alive, you would all have been a very happy family," Skylar
felt a little sad about it.I missed the beautiful past, and I missed
which my brother and I had passed through
face suddenly
Dylan's POV:
our childhood.Listening to her talk, I didn't feel strange at all.On
learn more about myself.When she mentioned our parents, I felt
path in the forest, I found
had the urge to
of memory stabbed into my
couldn't help but groan and cover my head,
you?" Skylar and Jennifer asked worriedly as they rushed up to support
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