Chapter 32. Trainings and Sparks

It was a full moon today, and just like every other full moon, I missed my pack dearly. I tried not to think of how I was living and mated with the same person who took them from me.

Currently, I was lying on the grass near the stream and staring at the large expanse of stars in the sky. It was so beautiful, and the moon shone so bright.

“The moon shines just like your eyes, princess,” Dad would tell me every full moon whenever we looked at it. I knew he was only saying it to make me feel better about not attending the run, and it always worked.

Today, however, there was no run, and there was no one to make me feel better, so I was hiding. Unlike my previous pack, the full moon meant nothing to the Valis pack.

To them, it was just another day. They didn’t take relish in their heightened senses and just went about their daily activities like any other day.

“There’s no pack run or hunt today?” I remember asking Lily this morning when I saw how calm everyo