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Full Moon Curse (by Dream) novel Chapter 292

Chapter 292

I stare up at the full moon through the giant window in the Alpha’s office. Howling already started outside.

I just want to see her, just one time before I finally leave this pack house… headquarters… I don’t even know what to call this place. But I haven’t left it since Amy locked herself away. The closet I came was when I held the meeting, and I only walked onto the front steps for that.

I already know what questions are going to come. The pack has been going stir crazy wanting to see Amy. It’s like they don’t believe she’s really here with me. They’ll want to know what injury could possibly be keeping her away for so long. They’ll ask questions about our captures. Just whatever they want to know, and I’m not looking forward to dodging the questions and lying to everyone.

Amy and I always strived to be honest with our pack. Knowing secrets would just cause problems down the road, but how could I explain that I have my mate locked up, because a witch has infected her. They won’t understand and I can’t risk someone wanting to attempt to kill her.

‘Everything will be fine. I love you. Don’t worry, just run.’ Amy’s beautiful voice rings through my head, and I have to grab the window to stay standing.

I’m losing it. Even when we were locked in the cells at least I could see her. See with my own eyes what’s happening. It’s driving me mad that she doesn’t want me down there. I understand her reasoning, it’d be harder for both of us, but this is no walk in the park either.

All I have is what her and Dallas tell me. I fucking hate it.

‘I love you too, Angel.’ I tell her, knowing I can’t tell her I won’t worry. It’s all I fucking do. I can’t even think straight from how much.

Dallas plans on staying down there with her, because the only non wolf in this pack is Hazel and we can’t risk putting her in Amy’s path. Can’t risk possibly losing her, she’s our only hope. I wish I could do more, but keeping this pack together is the only thing I can do at the moment.

I’m not a witch; I would have zero idea as to where to even start looking for answers. I was zero help with the books Hazel sent over, so she took them back and is going through them with Aspen.

I honestly don’t know how much longer I can handle being so useless, but I’m trying. I’m trying because Griffon was right. We have to fight.

I’ll fight until it’s not an option anymore, then I’ll meet the Goddess by her side. I really hope it doesn’t come to that, but with the lack of finding anything so far. I’m just losing hope.

I know a run would help, I know feeling the fresh air running through my wolf’s fur would help, I’m just so worried something is going to happen while I’m gone, and I won’t be able to help.

I look away from the pack, not wanting to think about it anymore, and shift. Shift before they ask any questions, before they can bombard me. My clothes rip apart, with the looks I was getting, I couldn’t take them off before shifting. I don’t want them to think I was doing something for them to watch.

I hear Walker’s bones crack and break beside me, and finally turn back to look at him. ‘No inspirational speech today?’ He jokes and I shake my head. ‘Don’t have one.’ I tell him, and his head nods.

I look to his side and see Mia’s wolf sitting there. ‘I’m only running for a little bit, then I’m going to check on Amy. You stay and run. You need this.’ She mind-links me.

I turn away from her. They both rejoined our pack not long after we got here, now we just need Aspen and Nick to rejoin. I haven’t heard much from Nick though. He’s been keeping to himself ever since we got back. I get it, but it also pisses me off, because I know Amy would like to see him. He’s one of her best friends, but in order to make that happen I’d probably have to tell Dallas to leave and honestly I don’t like that option.

While I wish it were me down there with her, if it can’t be me, I’m glad it’s Dallas.

I take off running, knowing the rest of the pack will follow.

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