Adolph and Louis sat together in a quiet corner of the palace, discussing the scene that Lady Isabella had created earlier that day. Louis looked concerned as he spoke, "You know, Adolph, I can't shake the feeling that Lady Isabella might be pretending to be concerned about the pack. Her tears and prayers seemed too dramatic, almost like she had ulterior motives."Adolph nodded solemnly, "I had the same thought, Louis. We can't let our guard down. We must be careful and try to understand her true intentions for coming back to the palace after all these years."Louis leaned in closer, lowering his voice, "I dare say, she might be here to harm you and take over the throne. We should take every precaution to ensure your safety. Your food should be tasted before you eat, and we must tighten the security around the palace."Adolph agreed, "You're right. Those are wise measures. Please take care of those arrangements, Louis. I trust your judgment."Louis smiled, "Of course, Adolph. I'll tak

The moon's gentle glow bathed the pack's center, casting shadows that danced across the ground. Louis stood there, surrounded by the bustling activities of his fellow pack members. He was determined to find the mysterious assassin, even if it meant going against Adolph's advice.He moved with purpose, his eyes scanning the faces around him, hoping to catch a glimpse of the person he had been searching for. A sense of anticipation tingled through him, and he couldn't help but wonder if luck would be on his side tonight.As he walked around, he noticed the vendors selling their goods, including the wines and alcohols he had been searching for earlier. But despite his efforts, he saw no one who matched the description of the prisoner of the person with the fading scar.Disheartened, he decided to head back home. As he turned to leave, something caught the corner of his eye. A man stood near the stalls, his demeanor suspicious. His face was partially obscured by the hood of his cloak, and

As news of the sudden sickness spread like wildfire throughout the Moonlight pack, anxiety and fear gripped every member. The once harmonious pack now found itself in chaos, and a cloud of uncertainty loomed over them. It seemed like the ominous warning from the Moon goddess was unfolding before their eyes, and they were unsure how to break free from its grip.Adolph stood with a heavy heart, contemplating the dire situation that had befallen his pack. He knew that as their Alpha, it was his responsibility to protect them, but he felt helpless in the face of this mysterious illness that seemed to strike everyone at once.As the panic grew, a group of worried pack members marched to the palace, their faces etched with fear. They voiced their concerns, demanding answers and assurances of their safety. Adolph listened attentively to their grievances, realizing that he needed to take immediate action to address their anxieties."I understand your fears and concerns," Adolph spoke calmly,

As the door closed behind Adolph, a mix of emotions swirled within me. My heart raced in my chest, and I could feel the warmth of my cheeks turning a deep shade of red. The gentle touch of his lips on mine lingered, and I found myself lost in a whirlwind of thoughts and feelings.Sinking onto my bed, I couldn't help but smile to myself. It was as if a fluttering feeling had taken up residence in my stomach, making my insides feel all fuzzy. I brushed my fingers against my lips, still tingling from the soft press of his mouth against mine. It was my first kiss, a moment I had often wondered about and imagined in my daydreams. Though it hadn't unfolded exactly as I had imagined, it was magical in its own unique way.As I lay back on my bed, closing my eyes, I let the memory of our kiss replay in my mind like a cherished movie scene. The way his hand had gently cupped my cheek, the way his lips had felt against mine – it was a moment frozen in time, etched into my memory.A smile played

I woke up to the gentle caress of the morning light filtering through the curtains, casting a warm glow across the room. A sense of contentment washed over me as I stretched my limbs beneath the covers. Last night's memories flooded back, and a soft blush warmed my cheeks. The memory of our kiss brought a smile to my lips.With a yawn, I pushed the blankets aside and swung my legs over the edge of the bed. The floor felt cool against my bare feet as I made my way to the bathroom. As the water splashed against my skin, I couldn't help but let my thoughts drift back to the events of the past days – the chaos, the recovery, and the unexpected connection that had blossomed between Adolph and me.After my refreshing shower, I dressed in comfortable attire and headed to the pack's clinic. The scene that greeted me there was heartwarming. The once-bustling clinic was now quieter, with fewer patients in need of care. The sickness had finally begun to subside, and I could feel a sense of relie