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The Blue-eyed Wolf In The Woods novel Chapter 89

But we had yet to actually do the deed and "mate." Although, we've gotten really close, countless of times, but always happened to get interrupted.

The suspense was slowly tourturing, and killing me. Winding my nerves up into a giant ball. Although I think we came close numerous amounts of times with the amount of kissing and fooling around we would get into. But I dreaded the day it would actually happen, I felt like it loomed over our heads, and I wanted it to be perfect, just like him.

"Good Morning my beautiful mate." he whispered gruffly into my ear. I could feel a smile forming on his face as his beard tickled the back of my neck. He started raining firey kisses from my ear to my neck, down to my color bone, and stopped at the sweet spot where he had marked me as his a year ago.

My chest rummbled with a moan as he continued to torture me with his lips. "Let's go for a run today. I want to show you part of my territory.

I nodded with a smile, knowing I'd full well do anything he asked me to.

Once we got up and had breakfast Travis and I headed out back to shed our "skin," and run as our wolves.

Running as a wolf felt liberating. The speed I could run at made me feel like I could do anything. Like I could climb a mountain, like I could fly, and I felt free. Free from everything that kept me locked up before. Free from judgment, free from self doubt, free from stress and nerves, free from everything except Travis, because I never wanted, and never could be free from him.

"We're almost there, let's change back to our human forms." Travis spoke in my head as we were about to reach a clearing past a thicket of woods we were running through.

He shifted right as we arrived at a small clearing within the woods, at a river bank. The reason for tha packs name being Moon River was because a long and winding river surrounded their territory, giving them lush land to farm and hunt on, and water to drink. It was the middle of April, just at the start of spring, where flowers were starting to bloom, and winters frost was melting away.

I shifted and walked behind him, up to a thick red flannel blanket had already been laid down on the moist grass, with two pairs of clothes set out for us, and a basket that he said he packed full of a nice lunch for the two of us.

I finally started getting comfortable changing around him, maybe it was because he had no shame in walking around naked.

His hand shifted to rest right over my collarbone, near his mark and right above my heart. "Your heart is racing. Why?" he asked.

"Well," I started quietly, "that sentance never brings any good news. So get on with it." I finished.

He laughed at that, "Oh Krystal, I didn't mean to scare you. It's just been about a year since weve been thogether, and I've already maked you, so I want you to take your rightful place as my Luna. My pack has also been desperate as well. And it's a century long tradition." He finished with a kiss to my forehead.

I looked up at him dumbfounded. "Oh, that's it? What do I have to do?" I asked.

"It's a ceremony led by all living previous Alpha's and their Luna's. So my parents, and grandparents. You and I will take part in a blood mixing ceremony. Nothing major, just a small prick of your finger, to welcome you into the pack and make you the rightful Luna who leads beside me."

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