Ruby brought food for Russell and sat with him while he ate. She stamped her feet constantly on the floor, biting her lower lip and clutching her dress under the table.“Are you fine?” Russell asked. She feigned a smile. Russell focused and continued eating.“Ahem! Um, please, who are you?” she asked.“I don’t know, I don’t think I remember anything,” he lied.“Huh? Do you remember nothing? Not even your name?” she queried curiously.“No, Miss, I remember nothing,” he stopped eating, looking sad. “I thought you were my family. You don’t know me?”“No, uh, I mean, yes, I found you at the well side, lying halfdead. It’s a pity you don’t remember anything, not even what happened to you?” she stated and sighed. “Anyway, you will be fine. We are your family now, okay?” she instinctively placed her hand on his.“We?” Russell repeated, confused.“Oh, yes, my mom and brother, they went out, they will be back soon.”

~Cora~Since Jennifer refused to return to her room, I decided to go check who the lady was. I have lived in Newmoon Pack for a long time now, I should know her. I opened the door without notification and saw them. She was crying and he was consoling her. Their eyes turned to me.“Uh, um, I’m sorry,” I apologized. “I was looking for the Luna, Alpha. Where is she, please?” I asked pretentiously, taking a closer look at the lady. She glared at me. She isn’t a member of Newmoon pack.“Jenny?” Bryson mentioned, standing up. The lady held his hand. “You didn’t see Jenny, Cora?” he asked. Worriedness laced his voice.“I… I was looking for her too,” I feigned.“Come on, let’s go find her,” Bryson said. Trying to walk, the lady pulled him back.“How can you leave me, Bryson?” her voice broke into a cry. “If you go, I will commit suicide. I will die with our child,” she threatened.“Don’t say that, Naomi. Okay, I won’t go,” he de

“What are you two looking for?” she asked.“Hey, jezebel! We are here for you,” I said, confident. I saw Sam peering his eyes around her. I hope he recognizes her.“Here for me,” she chuckled. “Who do you think you are to be here for me, Cora?”What? She knows my name. “Hmm, interesting. Since you know me, no more formalities. So what are you doing here?” I questioned, taking a step closer to her. “What are your motives?”“Stop sounding silly. What makes you think I have time to talk to a cheap slut like you? Get off my way,” she pushed me aside, walking closer to the door. I clenched my jaw, tugged at her hair, and pulled her back to my front. Sam gave us some space.“Ouch! Let me go, psycho,” she struggled with me.“Look here, bitch. I’m not the Luna, you hear me? I don’t know what your motives her but I will sabotage your plans,” I declared and pushed her. She lunged forward, almost colliding with the door.“I won’t s

~Ruby~I couldn’t face Russell anymore. I felt ashamed of myself. Or maybe scared of him. Even though he hadn’t shown any sign of being a demon, I was still afraid of the reality behind his attractiveness. I was going outside when I saw him standing on the porch.“Hey, Ruby,” he called my attention. I glanced at him and walked away. I was trying to avoid him as much as I could just not to fall for his temptation anymore. He followed me to the tree. “What is the matter, Ruby?” he asked.“Uh, I think I left my phone inside,” I lied, turning to go back inside. He grabbed my hand and pulled me back. I gasped. “Why are you avoiding me, Ruby? Is it because of last night?” he asked. “What is it about last night, Russell?” I queried, pissed. “You have been lying to us. You claim not to remember your past. How can you do that to us?”“Calm down, Ruby. I didn’t mean to hide my identity from any of you. Believe me, I was scared. If I had

~Autumn~I regained consciousness on the hospital bed. With my squinted eyes, I looked around the place. My eyes fell on Ian. He was seated on a chair, holding my hand. “How do you feel now, sweetheart?” he asked. I saw fear in his eyes. Did he think I was going to die or something?“I’m better now,” I affirmed. The nurse came along.“Hey, Autumn. You are awake. How do you feel?” she asked cheerfully.“I am fine now, nurse,” I declared, sitting up.“Be careful,” Ian supported me. I reclined my back against the headboard.“What happened to me?” I asked. The nurse looked at Ian. I got what she meant. “Ian, can you excuse us, please?” I requested.“Why?”“Just a minute, please,” I said. He waited for a minute before accepting. He went out. The nurse took a seat on the chair Ian stood up from. “So what happened to me?” I asked.“It’s heat period, Autumn,” the nurse said. Butterflies filled my stomach. “Afte