Alpha's Second Chance novel Chapter 317

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NOAH

I am sitting in Dad’s office, talking with him about new training moves that Vladimir will teach our wolves. He said he saw vampires in the group when the rouges were here, so he wanted to teach us how to fight them. He says it is only fair as they also learn our weaknesses.

Vladimir is a good man, and he thinks a lot, just like Dad does.

“I think it is a good idea, and he shows a lot of trust doing this. It is not a small thing he is doing.” Dad says.

“Yes, I agree. So tomorrow, he will be in charge.” I tell him.

“Awesome, I will be there,” Dad says, and then he looks seriously.

“Can you see him?” He asks, and I know he means Sam.

I have been keeping an eye on Sam from time to time and sent feelers out to be sure he was okay. And I sit back, searching for him, and try harder when I don’t find him. I try a little more, and nothing, and I begin wondering if he found the rouges.

“I can’t see him, but I somehow know he is alive,” I say and look at Dad.

“He must have found them. Now, the really hard part begins. Not being found out and staying alive.” Dad says, and I nod my head.

“And us, what do we do?” I ask.

“We wait, son, we wait,” Dad says.

SAM

I followed the rouges, and they led me through the forest. They told me their names were Jack and Leon. Leon was the one who could not speak, and out of the two, he was the one I liked the most. And the only one of the two that doesn’t deserve to be a rouge.

We walked forever for an hour when they stopped at the bottom of some big mountains. I looked around, trying to recall the surroundings to remember later.

“Might as well stop trying. If the king doesn’t accept you, you will be dead anyway.” Jack says and smirks. I don’t answer at first, but I shrug my shoulders, not showing any fear.

“Won’t make any difference for me,” I answer tiredly, and he laughs

“I think our king will, like you.” He says and pushes on something. I can’t see what it is.

A hidden wall in the mountain opens up and reveals a tunnel behind it. They walk inside, and Jack tells me to follow them, so I walk inside. Jack pushes something else, and the door closes.