chapter 17
416 Words
His wolf wanted to come out.
"Stand back Everyone. He is sifting now." His father Jordan said as soon as he is making his way to his son.
His mother Marla sat next to his son and said.
"Calm down. Take a breath. It is your first time and maybe will hurt you. Don't fight it."
The red head girl sat next to him too and held his hand.
"I know how much it hurts because I had my first shift last week. I am here for you and when you turn we can go together for your first run."
Fur started to take it's place before she can finish her sentence.
Everyone looked in shock for Rob's fast turning. They couldn't believe it as this has never had happened again in the past.
"Why they are looking at me like that? It isn't like the first time I made much more time to shift." He thought.
"I am going to turn so we can go for your first run. My name is Layla by the way. Nice to meet you mate." She said with a smile.
He nobbed at her and she turned to find somewhere to hide and shift to her wolf.
His parents and some other shifted too so they would do the first run of their future Alpha
After some time everyone return to continue the party.
Rob and Layla staid behind in the forest. They had to stay alone to know each other. They would be the future Alpha and Luna of the pack.
After a while they returned holding hands and announced the news.
"I, Layla Marble, Alpha Joshua's daughter from Black Sea Pack, am mate with Robert Hart, Alpha Jordan's son from Green Stone Pack." She said.
"We decided we will leave together here in Green Stone Pack and prepare for our wedding and mating ceremony and when the time comes for my parents to retire, we 'll gonna take their place as your Alpha and Luna." Rob said.
Most of the attendees shouted with joy except some girls and boys that where jealous for their mating.
That didn't stop them to enjoy the ceremony.
The party kept going all night with chatting and dancing, until the sun rised and everyone went to sleep.
Except Rob and Layla, who decided to go to his room and keep their conversation going.
They didn't want to separate not even for a little bit and they had so much to talk about.
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