Dimitri
Last night after Damien's confession, he left immediately. I don’t blame him though. We were best friends, but emotions weren't really our thing. So, after his confession things were a bit awkward. I didn’t know whether to hug him or not. He was not crying so the tissues were not needed. Ellie would have known what I should have done. But Damien was strong. He would survive this. I just hated how the story ended up with a sad ending. I honestly could decide which outcomes was better, my version where she broke his heart or the truth where she died.
RebeccaI like James and this is bad. But it feels so right. I hadn't initially planned to like this man. I was only looking for a friend. Someone to talk to every now and then who was not drunk and remembered what I told them. And now, I developed feelings for him. But I should have known that this was going to happen. His voice was so deep, calm and sensual. It awakened feelings in me that had been dormant for ages. It was only a matter of time before I would no longer be able to deny these feelings.You see, I have lived alone for my whole life and forgotten what it was like to be loved. The last time I felt loved was before my dad died. And that is so long ago. So, I had never really felt a need to be loved. After all, I have been happy by myself all this time. But then I saw James in the bar that night and for some unknown reason I was drawn in. This force drew me to him and I wasn't about to rejected the force. It had never led me astray before. I think it is my
DimitriIt is safe to say that I had hit another brain freeze. As soon as the words came out of Rebecca’s mouth, I was frozen. My eyes kept staring back at her hoping that this was some sort of joke. But after looking at the way her face remained serious, I realized that Rebecca was being serious. At this realization, I tried to think of something to say back to her. But I had never been in such a situation before. So, I had no idea what to say back to her. Hence, I decided to do and say nothing. This is why I never had any female frien
DimitriDamien and I did not have much to pack since we were basically camping in the hotel. I had only three sets of clothing with me and toiletries. I did still have some money from my job that I kept for emergencies. We had no idea how long we would be in hiding for. So, after packing my backpack, I cleaned my room. I wasn’t messy so cleaning was rather quick. I always despised messes even as a child. I remember my dad telling me that the maids would come make my bed so, I should leave it. But I couldn’t. I had to make my own bed every morning. When I left my room, it had to be cleaned. No, I did not have OCD. I just was very adamant about having a clean bedroom, I guess. Once I
DimitriDestiny’s wedding was being held far in the outskirts of Kena. The wedding was being held in the middle of a forest. I must admit that I was curious to see what Destiney would come up with. I had no doubt that it would be beautiful anyways. I just didn’t understand why she chose the forest of all places. But overall this worked in my favour as it meant the wedding is actually along our path to the Lunar Pack.If Damien and I went by human transportation, we wouldn’t have made it in time for the wedding. But now with the change of plans, Damien and I just used our abilities to get us there in time. I heard the chatters before, I saw the people. The forest was really thick with trees blocking any far distance view. I could only see what was in front of me literally. And then I saw it…It was right in the middle of the forest. The clearing was probably about 200 square meters. Honestly speaking, I was surprised that my mate had such
DimitriIt had taken us another two full days of driving to get to the Lunar pack. Yes, we used human transportation for the rest of the trip. If we were to use our speed we would most certainly gotten there much faster. But it drains us of energy moving that fast. And since we were no longer amongst humans, our favourite source of food, we chose to save our energy. Besides, we were not in a rush. Whilst driving, Damien and I hadn't exchanged any words. He seemed to be lost in his own thoughts, as I was lost in my own. The silence was normal for us though. I had expected Damien to ask me questions regarding meeting my mate but he never asked. His reaction left me conflicted as I wasn’t sure why he didn’t ask. Was he doing this out of compassion or did he just not care at all? Damien was hard to read, unlike me. He never showed any emotions on his stoic face.The Lunar pack was hidden faraway from any human civilization. It was situated deep within the fores
DimitriThe first thing I noticed as we neared the pack house, was the smell of vampires. Which was rather odd. Vampires and werewolves avoided each other like the plague. So, why were there vampires here? I looked to Damien and he too seemed to tense up. Now I was fine with taking on wolves, but vampires with wolves was another story. We were already outnumbered by far. The vampire traits were our best bet and now they had that too! It was a losing battle. Also, if the Alpha had vampires it meant trouble for us. We had been looking for allies out of the kingdom, because we were hoping word hadn't gone out to the other lands yet. But clearly we were wrong.
DamienLife had been kind to me. I was actually given a second chance with Ellie. Which I know for a fact that I didn't deserve. Now that I got her back, I was going to ensure that she knows just how much she means to me. When I first heard Ellie speak last night, my entire being had been shook to the core. Her soft sweet voice was music to my ears. I had never been happier to hear someone speak. Initially, I was overcome with shock just like the day she had confessed her love for me. But this time around, I recovered quickly. I couldn’t let any moment slip us. After all if there was one thing I learned from this whole incident, it was that time was never on our side.
DimitriMy mother was alive. That in itself was a miracle. When she saw me from the distance, she literally started crying just like Ellie said she would. Mom was always overly dramatic. I remember when I got hurt riding my bike, she cried more than I did. She would host extravagant parties over the smallest of my achievements. I used to hate this but I soon realized that this was just her way of showing that she cared. Mom never had children of her own. And when her mate died that possibility died as well. I was rather annoyed that even my m