Chapter 10: Dreams do change

NOLAN’S POV

Lydia left the room immediately after we were done. She looked so satisfied as she left before Mum could find out what we did. Although it was okay for us werewolves to marry our distant cousins, Lydia’s father was more like a brother to my father. He was younger than my father and they had grown up together until he decided to find his own world. Unfortunately, things didn’t turn out how he had expected. But even when my father gave him open arms to return to the pack, he still stayed glued to his decision of finding his world.

When evening came, I went to meet Father where he usually stayed watching the sun go down a sight at the outskirts.

“Father,” I called him as I reached the top of the rocky hill where he was.

“You knew I’d be here,” he said without turning back.

It was like a ritual for him to watch the sun go down. He’d stay there until the moon came up before he returned home—his little quiet place.

“Who doesn’t know that this is where to find you at dusk?”