Marked

Wolf awakened

A pure white wolf walks towards me.

She is massive, not fat, muscular but bigger than my wolf, just as big as Kade's.

"Scarlet."

I nod unsure what to do.

She looks like me, without the markings.

A pure black wolf strolls next to her, same height.

The dots connect all in my head.

I gasp.

I sit up.

Wow what a weird dream.

I get up, change into jeans and a t shirt with a knitted black jumper on top.

I stroll downstairs seeing the alpha staring at me.

"Come with."

He swishes his hand like a wand.

I follow him.

He enters the office and I sit in the chair.

"I heard you ran into your true parents yesterday while patrolling."

I nod.

"You must not think of them as parents they called hundreds of their kids in the past to keep in control. They are blood thirsty. Animals."

I nod.

I hate them, and when the time is right I will do what I need to do.

I say goodbye and walk out the door.

Everyone stares at me, like I'm a monster.

I walk with my head held high to our bedroom.

Kade isn't there.

I'm the daughter of the monsters that create terrible nightmares.

I shake my head going outside I shift.

I feel several eyes linger on me.

I don't acknowledge them, they probably wanted to see the monsters daughter's wolf.

I run.

No one protecting me.

I run to the border, having to reddish grey wolves run beside me.

I gasp.

They aren't in the pack.

They follow me pushing my sides to change direction.

Julian and Lilith stand in front of me.

"Aw. Poor little weakling. All alone."

My mouth gaps open, looking at Lilith.

"I made a mistake once. I shall fix it."

Julian smiles, showing the blood stains on his yellow canines.

They leap at me, claws running down my sides.

I fall.

How could they do this.

I'm alone soaking in my blood.

No wolf to save me.

They leave with psycho grins on their bloodied faces.

They don't mind one bit that I am their daughter.

I sigh.

Scarlet where are you?

I ignore Kade's pleads.

I block him and the rest of the pack out.

I was meant to die that day, but now I'm dying.