Alpha Female's Fate

III - "The Banishment"

The door to the pack house opened and I saw my father. He was weak and covered in blood. He looked at my mother and mind linked her. I don't know what he told her, but she was on the verge of tears. She said nothing and took me and my sister upstairs and my dad went outside again.

Mom led us to her room and packed a few things. Then we walked to my room and she also packed some of my stuff. Same with my sister's room. I wanted to know what's going on but I was too afraid to ask. I'm pretty sure same goes for my sister, because she just looked at our mom terrified, with tears in her eyes. It took about twenty minutes for our mom to pack two full bags. She took them and led us outside in a hurry.

When we got there the whole pack was gathered there. Some of the people were crying. Our father was defeated. He could barely stand. I thanked Moon Goddes that he was still alive. I knew he had to follow the rules that was set with the duel. Mister Anders came to us and took the bags from my mother. Mom took her chance and hugged our dad. She helped him to walk. We got to the car. Mister Anders put the luggage into the car trunk. Miss Anders helped me and my sister to settle in the car. Mom helped dad to sit in the passenger's seat and then got to the driver side. We drove away. I realised then, that we are leaving our home forever. I started crying and my sister followed.

- "Everything will be ok." - Said our mother. She tried to sound calm, but she wasn't.

We were driving for about half an hour before we left our territory. I couldn't smell the pack's scents anymore. It felt so wrong. We drove into human's territory. Mom said that we were going to stay there, pretend that we are humans. I hated this idea. I was meant to start my training in two years. I was going to shift for a first time and find my mate in ten years. The one who will complete me and will love me forever. I was meant to become the Alpha Female in the future. And in one moment it was all gone. It was all so wrong. I didn't want to pretend human for the rest of my life.