NovelEnglishBook 2 Chapter 10
Caleb’s Point of View
After letting Theo know that I am leaving the pack lands for a quick errand, I am pumped up as I climb in my Jeep. Everything
that I have planned out for Daphne is going perfectly, and I hope this is enough to show my beloved mate that there is nothing in
this world that I will not do to make her happy. Daphne’s scent to me has always had a tinge of gladiolas,
and I know the perfect place for me to get
her a beautiful boutique. I wave goodbye
to the guards as I head into LaGrande.
It is not very often that we must wander into human lands for things. Theo and I
have built our pack up to be as self-
sufficient as possible. We grow most of
our own food and raise our own livestock.
We also hunt and fish when we want or
need to, never taking more from the Earth than we put back. So, I decide that I will take advantage of this time and roll down my
windows and blare the radio. I recall when I had brought Daphne to our
home. That was the first time that she
had ridden in a car or had control of the
stereo. A smile graces my face as I recall
the simple pleasure that she had gotten
from the experience. I love showing her
new things, and since she was extremely
isolated almost everything is new to her.
LaGrande is a beautiful smaller town in
Oregon. It is home to Eastern Oregon University, as well as many mom-and- pop stores that I prefer over larger corporations. I
hold nothing against the big-name stores, but I have an old soul that prefers a much ore simple time. I am extremely grateful for
the local college as they are the ones that have completed most of our soil samples. It is also extremely convenient for any
members of
my pack that wish to pursue a higher education, and I have even hosted
members of allied packs that wish to pursue a degree. Knowledge is important and I strive to make every avenue
available to my pack members to pursue
their passions.
I cruise down the main road until I see the
sign for the shop that I was looking for, Fitzgerald’s Flowers. It is a smaller shop, but they always have the best flowers, and they
are one of the few shops that
carries gladiolas. I quickly park the Jeep
and head into the shop.
Being a werewolf means having an amazing sense of smell. Before I could
even open the door to the shop, I was
overwhelmed by the floral scent
emanating from the shop. I had mentally
prepared myself, but my nose was not
cooperating, and I started sneezing. Once the sneezing had stopped, I finally made my way to the counter and was greeted by a
very courteous worker. I explained to her that I was looking for fresh cut flowers, preferably a bouquet that had gladiolas within it.
She was very nice and explained that they did not have anything like that premade but that she would get started on the order
immediately and
only needed fifteen minuets to make it happen. I told her that I would happily
wait for the order to be done.
I hung outside the shop, listening to music in the Jeep while I waited for the order to be completed. After fifteen
minuets I reentered the store just as the worker was wrapping my order in cellophane. The worker had done a fantastic job. She
expertly surrounded the gladiolas with babies breath, lilies, and
few other flowers that I did not know the
names of. The gladiolas were by far the
Book 2 Chapter 10
show stopping center piece of the artistic
boutique, and the worker did an amazing job with incorporating the various colors of orange, yellow, pink, and white. I made
sure to tip her extra for the speedy service
and artistic talent that went into them.
Looking at the time I knew that I would
be cutting it close to the time that I
wanted to surprise Daphne. I decided to
call Theo to see if he and Scarlett could
help me out a little more. I asked him to
grab the blanket that I had on the sofa in.
my office, and the basket of food made up
going according to my plan.
As soon as my Jeep hit pack territory, I mind linked Theo to let him know that I
was pulling up. He met me at the bottom of the front stairs. I hopped out of the Jeep and carefully retrieved the flowers
from the passenger seat. Theo clasped me
on the shoulder for good luck as I gathered the blanket and basket from
him. Then I started happily trotting off to
the training center to surprise my
beautiful mate.
My excitement grew as I entered the training area and quickly made my way to the office that my mate had essentially
set up as another office for her training
with the special wolves. To my utter surprise and dismay, I found that she was not there. Feeling a little confused I decided that
she may not be done with training, so I decided to wait for her. After
about ten minuets I was worried because
it was supper time and I had not seen nor heard my mate. I decided to leave the flowers and picnic supplies and search
the training building for her.
As I get closer to the indoor arena, I can
hear grunts. I pick up my pace sure that I
was about to find my mate. Once again disappointment blooms in my chest as I open the door and find that it is Brandon training
with Orion. Both of them are special wolves but at the moment they seem to be focusing on hand-to-hand combat. Brandon
being older is
instructing Orion in how to punch the
weighted bag.
“Great job with your training guys.” I quickly jog over to where the two are working, and they bow their heads in submission. “At
ease guys I am simply
looking for your lovely Luna. Have you guys seen her lately?” At this point I need a little help tracking her down.
“No Alpha, the Luna did not have any
training sessions planned today and we have not seen her. Have you tried calling her?” Brandon answered me quickly.
“I have not called her yet, but now I will thanks guys. Please continue the good
training, and Brandon great job taking the initiative with our younger warriors. I like to see that kind of gumption in my troops.” I
felt bad for interrupting their training and wanted to ensure that they know that I appreciate their efforts. I love
seeing my pack work together.
After I leave the arena, I pull out my cell phone and try giving Daphne a call. Worry and disappointment flood through me when
she does not answer. I try reaching out to her through our mind 1** k, but she is blocking communication
with me at the moment. With my head hung in disappointment I head back to her office and retrieve the picnic supplies and the
flowers. Feeling rather dejected I
decide to head home. Worst case scenario.
I guess I can try again tomorrow.
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