Alpha DANNA, queen of wolves without humanity

In Maya’s pack, Eda woke up drowsy, knowing that she would return with her aunt and uncle to her parents’ pack that very morning. Squinting, he noticed the absence of Magnus at his side. His gaze fell on a sheet of paper on the table beside the bed. A leap in his heart and a shiver ran through his body as he realized what it was all about. He bent down, waking up completely. Fearfully, he reached for the paper, and as he took it, he let out a great sigh and began to read.

“My moon, my she-wolf, I have been forced to leave for the city. My employees require my presence, and urgency called me back among the humans to address the disaster in the company. When you resolve the conflict, your sister is facing, I will wait for you and our Matthew back in our home, in the life we have built together. As painful as it may be to be separated from you and our son, I want you to understand that there are people who depend on me to survive through Wolf Alpha Graties. Despite the distance, our bond remains intact. I leave heartbroken, missing your essence. You are my destiny, and I love you and our puppy more than words can express. Yours always, Magnus Graties. Don’t ever forget that you are my everything.”

Tears began to slide down Eda’s sapphires. Rage began to consume her, and she crumpled up the paper with a piercing scream. Maya, who was in the hallway, when she heard her, entered the room without knocking on the door, fixed her eyes on her niece and approached the bed. He sat down on the tip of the side where Eda was and hugged her.

“Now, my child, calm down. I saw Magnus leave with a suitcase and I assumed you were okay with him leaving.

“Auntie, why do you abandon me at a time when I need you most?” “I felt a pressure in my chest. His breathing began to heave rapidly.

Maya saw how he was taking things and shook her.

“Eda, calm down. Take a deep breath, otherwise you’re going to have a panic attack. Where is the rebellious girl who wanted to live life with no strings attached? You know, when your mom and I found out that you had gotten your mate and were living with him, we couldn’t believe it. You know why?

Eda blinked several times and swallowed hard to reply.

“No.

“Because we didn’t understand how a free spirit allowed himself to be dominated on the first day by his mate. He looked her straight in the eye. We were upset with you because you allowed yourself to be subdued by a wolf, no matter how matte it is. Then Mateo came along and passed us by.

“Auntie, I often wonder the same thing. You know I liked rumbas, fucking with the boys, but ever since I met Magnus and he marked me, I felt like I couldn’t live without separating myself from him,” he replied with a broken voice and breathing slowly.

“Eda, I’m going to ask you a question and I want you to answer it truthfully, no matter how hard it is.

Eda’s eyes widened, uneasy, and nodded.

“Did Magnus hit you?” Has he verbally hurt you, or has he forbidden you to do things you want to do?

“No, auntie, Magnus, you see him all arrogant and domineering, but with me he is sweet and loving as he is with Matthew. I’m not going to deny that he’s possessive and that’s why I’ve avoided doing things that might upset him, not because I’ve forbidden them but because he filled me up like a wolf. Ever since I’ve been with him, I’ve always been his priority.” He lowered his head and started hiccupping. Until today he has shown me that the material is more important than love.

“Now, my child, calm down. Your wolf needs you, the bond with his father is not going to be present and he is going to need everything from you.

Eda ran her hands over her face and wiped away the excess tears. He gave a deep, long sigh to soothe his soul, as he could see Venus lying with her head on her front legs and half lost.Belonging to NôvelDrama.Org.

“Yes, auntie, you’re right. My puppy needs me, and so does my family. I have to draw strength from where I don’t have it to continue, but it hurts me, auntie, that he left without saying goodbye, just leaving a piece of paper as if that were worth me, where I left my life, my illusions for him, and so he pays me when I need him most. She threw her head back to suppress the tears that were struggling to get out.

“My child, it must have been hard for him to say goodbye to you, too,” she got out of bed. I know it’s your bond with him that makes you feel that way but get up and go clean up. The blue herd is waiting for us, and we’re leaving in an hour at the latest, so cheer up. When we come out of this battle, go, and talk to him. You can see that he loves you and is a good wolf.

“Do you love me?” Ha! A wolf who professes love as he says on that piece of paper and leaves without showing his face to tell me that his company and his status are more important than us.” He jumped up and got out of bed. I’m going to clean up to take care of Mateo and get things ready.

“Don’t worry about Mateo, Camila is taking care of him.” He’s ready with everything ready, he beat his mom.

Eda pouted and looked at her aunt with supplication.

“Pretty aunt, could you lend me Camila to accompany us and take care of Mateo?”

Maya affectionately showed him a smile confirming Eda.

“I’ll leave you.” I’m going to tell Camila to get her things ready, she’s going with us too.” He turned his back on her, walked to the door, and left the room.

Eda gave several sighs to calm her feelings, got into the bathroom, undressed, and entered the shower. He opened the handle of the cold water, he needed to cool his soul, he let out a whisper and muttered.

“When I met you, Magnus, I let myself be carried away by our connection and gave you everything of myself. Now that I need you, and my family needs us, you’re leaving. I will no longer cry for you, nor will I go for you. You’ll see if you come to us.” He felt his skin crawl as he felt the icy water, he didn’t care, he just wanted to soothe his feelings. After a while, he got out of the shower, grabbed a towel, and came out of there, got dressed. He reached for his suitcase and began to pack his things.