Full Moon Curse (by Dream) novel Chapter 273

Chapter 273

I understand why she doesn’t trust me on some level, but to believe I wouldn’t do anything to save my mother from this is just ridiculous.

Hazel glares at me, “I can’t have people being distracted. Mia will be concerned for her daughter and for obvious reasons you’ll distract Aspen.” She says, and I hear Walker scoff.

“Enough! You all can have your feelings after we save Amy. As of right now, we are on a team. One team, team Amy. Either settle this or wait, I don’t care. Hazel, bring some of your books here. Griffon, Walker and I will go through them from here, so no one has to be distracted. The more eyes we have looking, the faster we can hopefully find something.” Dad growls.

I feel terrible for him. To have your mate locked in a cell for two years, then to have to lock her up yourself right after. They can never catch a fucking break, and I’m tired of it.

Hazel nods, “I’ll have Cole bring some back with him.” She tells him, without sparing me a second glance.

Once they leave, dad looks over at Walker. “Are you going to be able to do this?” He growls at him, and Walker glances at me, his teeth clenching, then he nods. “You know I’d do anything for Amy.” He tells him and dad nods.

I look back out the window. This pack is what I built; the safety of this pack is not comparable to any other pack. I may have burnt some bridges with the other packs, but none of them attacked. Because they knew they couldn’t. They wouldn’t have even made it passed the wall.

Could I have done it differently? Sure.

My parents kept the pack safe from other pack attacks, they befriended and made sure there wouldn’t be one, but it didn’t protect us from the witches.

This has. What I’ve done, has helped. Even dad wants to keep the wall.

But the witch is back again. The whole pack’s in danger. Again. And I’m not strong enough to do anything but agree with my mom.

I think my mom has made the right decision, that’s why I helped her. She’s worried about hurting someone, and who could blame her for that?

I couldn’t send her away, even if it was truly what I wanted, but it’s not.

They’re back. They’re alive. It’s everything I wanted since they passed. I don’t have to be in charge. I don’t have to be the one to blame if we do run into more problems. My dad can handle this. He’s always been better at this stuff then I am.

I’m not a good Alpha. Other than the safety, I didn’t do anything extra. My dad had already formed a great army of warriors. All I did was add people, they still were trained the same way. He kept the pack running smoothly

and without doubts.

My mom had already built the pack up, expanded and grew, and all I did was tear that down. Our pack has declined so much in every aspect that isn’t safety.

That’s all I cared about after everything happened with my parents. It’s all Dallas and I focused on. Keeping the

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witches out, so no one else got hurt.

I may have to fix the relationships I destroyed, but dad will fix the pack. I know he will, even if it’s the last thing he wants to do right now.

“You’re going to address the pack.” My dad says, making me snap my head in his direction and narrow my eyes. “What?” I growl and he shakes his head.

“Griffon, you broke this pack. You broke everything your mom and I did, and I understand why. I understand it was your way of coping, but I’m not coddling you through this. You broke it, you fix it. I’ll be with you every step of the way, but this won’t work unless you do it.” He tells me and I just stare at him.

This is not what I expected.

“Look, even if I take the position of Alpha back for awhile, you’re still the next Alpha. You’re still who everyone will look up to eventually.” He says, and I shake my head.

“I don’t want to be Alpha.” I tell him, something I don’t even think I’ve trusted to say to myself yet.

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