Chapter: Chapter 40: The Sound Of Her Fear POV: Xavier "She's my mate!" I'd shouted, knowing it would make things worse. "And I won't let you touch her." Damien had raised his clawed hand for the killing blow. I remembered accepting it, knowing I'd die protecting her. Then golden light had exploded through the room. Thelma's power, raw and untrained but massive, had erupted. She'd stood between me and death, her eyes blazing with fury and love. "You will not touch him," she'd said, and her voice carried the weight of Alpha command. "He's mine." She'd saved me. Even knowing I'd been sent to kill her, even knowing I'd lied, she'd saved me. That was who Thelma was. Someone who loved so fiercely, so completely, that she'd burn down the world to protect those she cared about. "Xavier." Theo's voice brought me back. "You're crying again." I touched my face and found it wet. "The memories won't stop. Every moment we shared, every time she smiled at me, laughed with me, saved me. It's all playing through the bond like some ki
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Chapter: Chapter 39: Memories in the Dark POV: Xavier I watched her walk into that darkness, and every instinct in my body screamed at me to follow. My wolf clawed at my chest, demanding I protect our mate. But Thelma had simply looked at me with those empty eyes and said, "I have to go. You know I do." Then she disappeared into the cave, swallowed by shadows so thick they seemed solid. The shadow creature remained at the entrance, a silent guardian that promised death to anyone who tried to pass. I stood there, fists clenched, breathing hard, feeling like someone had carved out my insides with a dull knife. "Xavier." Luna's hand touched my shoulder. "We should make camp. There's nothing we can do but wait." "Wait?" The word tasted like poison. "She's in there alone. Anything could be happening to her." "The Oracle won't harm her," Luna said, but she didn't sound entirely certain. "This is her only chance." I wanted to argue, to rage, to tear down the mountain with my bare hands. Instead, I turned away from the cave a
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Chapter: Chapter 38: Only The Dead May Enter Thelma's POV Xavier's hands dropped, and the devastation in his eyes was terrible to observe. But I turned away and kept walking. The sun was setting when we encountered the ice wraiths. They materialized from the snow itself, creatures of frozen mist and malice. I counted seven of them, their forms shifting and reforming as they circled our group. "They feed on emotion," Luna said, her voice tight with fear. "Don't let them touch you." The wraiths converged, and chaos erupted. Elena screamed as one wrapped around her, its touch pulling something vital from her body. Theo blasted two with his Alpha power, but they reformed instantly. Xavier fought like a demon, but every time a wraith touched him, he staggered, his face going gray. I watched it all with clinical interest. The wraiths ignored me completely. When one drifted close, it recoiled as if burned, sensing the emptiness where my emotions should be. "They can't hurt me," I announced. "I'll draw them away." "No!" Xavier
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Chapter: Chapter 37: The Oracle's Price POV: Thelma The morning air should have felt cold against my skin. Luna said it was freezing, the kind of cold that bit through layers of clothing and settled into bones. I watched her wrap her cloak tighter, saw the visible shiver that ran through her body, but I felt nothing. "There's one person who might break your curse," Luna had said the night before, her eyes tired and worried. "An ancient Oracle who lives in the Forbidden Peaks. But the journey is treacherous, Thelma. Many who seek her never return." I had simply nodded. Fear of death meant nothing to someone who couldn't feel fear at all. Now, as our group trudged through the snow covered mountain path, I observed them with the detached interest of a scientist studying specimens. Xavier walked closest to me, his eyes constantly flickering in my direction. Through our mate bond, I sensed his anguish, a deep churning pain that should have made me want to comfort him. Instead, I noted it clinically, filed it away as informa
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Chapter: Chapter 36:“The Possession”POV: Thelma We ran, following the trail of dark energy through the corridors of the lair. It moved fast, desperate, searching for something. "What is she looking for?" Xavier asked as we ran. "A host," Elena panted. "She can't exist without a body. Her physical form is destroyed, turned into that crystal. But her consciousness, her magic, it needs a vessel. She's searching for someone weak enough to possess." We burst out of the lair into the forest. The dark magic was ahead of us, moving through the trees like smoke. Then I heard it. A scream. Female. Terrified. "Someone's out there!" Theo said. We ran faster, breaking through the treeline into a clearing. And there, cowering on the ground, was the last person I expected to see. Yvonne. My adoptive sister looked terrible. Her clothes were torn, her face bruised. She'd been running through the forest, probably fleeing from something, maybe the packs that had attacked Luna's territory, maybe something else. "Please!
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Chapter: Chapter 35: "Stone Heart" POV: Thelma I was alive. I could move my fingers, blink my eyes, breathe air into my lungs. But something was terribly, horribly wrong. Xavier pulled back from our embrace, his face filled with relief and love. I could see the emotion in his eyes, read it in his expression. But I couldn't feel it. Not through the mate bond. Not in my chest where my heart should have been racing with joy. Nothing. "Thelma?" Xavier's smile faltered. "What's wrong? Are you in pain?" I pressed my hand to my chest, searching for that familiar warmth I'd always felt when he was near. The flutter of excitement. The pull of the mate bond. But there was nothing there except a cold, empty space. "I can't feel anything," I whispered. "What do you mean?" Theo moved closer, concern replacing his earlier relief. "My heart." I looked down at my chest, half expecting to see gray stone still visible beneath my skin. But it looked normal. Flesh-colored. Human. "It's beating. I know it's beating. But I
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MATED TO MY BULLIES
"You will serve us tonight, Maya. First with your mouth… then with your body. When you’re done, you can descend to hell and never return."
On the night of her nineteenth birthday, Maya, an Omega shackled by her father’s crushing debts, discovers the unthinkable.
She’s fated to the Four Alphas of her pack.
Stephen. Karl. Elijah. Nathan. The very men who once made her life at Whiston’s College a nightmare.The very men who shattered her heart.The very men who want nothing more than to see her crawl.
Especially Stephen, her ex-boyfriend, her first love, her worst heartbreak.
He hates her for a betrayal she never chose… a crime she was forced into.
But when a deadly crisis forces Maya under their roof, she starts seeing cracks in their perfect alpha masks, secrets dark enough to ruin them… or bind them to her forever.
The more she learns, the more dangerous the game becomes.Because the Alphas she thought were her monsters… might just be her salvation.If only she can survive their touch long enough to decide whether to love them… or destroy them.
Enemies. Mates. Lovers. Liars.
In a world where desire is as dangerous as betrayal, can she risk giving them her heart? Or will the Four Alphas break her beyond repair?
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Chapter: Chapter 39: Becoming The Weapon Maya's POV "I couldn't!" Elena's voice rose. "They were watching. Any contact with you would have put you on their radar again. So I stayed away, built this place, gathered others who'd escaped the program. I monitored you from a distance, waiting for the day I could.." "You knew," I interrupted suddenly. "You knew about the mate bond. About the brothers. About everything that happened to me." Elena's silence was answer enough. "You KNEW," I repeated, my voice rising. "You knew what they were doing to me, and you did nothing!" "I couldn't interfere without exposing you!" Elena shouted back. "Don't you understand? The mate bond.." "Was fake," I finished, my voice dead. "That's what you're going to say, isn't it? The mate bond with the Blackwood brothers was artificially created." Elena's face confirmed it. I felt something inside me shatter all over again. "How?" "Marcus Wells worked for the program," Elena explained. "He was a researcher who went rogue, took some of their tech
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Chapter: Chapter 38: "The Reunion" Maya's POV Two days of traveling through unclaimed territories brought us to the edge of a hidden valley I never knew existed. I stood at the ridgeline with Derek and my thirty followers, looking down at what my mother had built. It wasn't just a camp, it was a small village. Wooden structures built into the natural landscape, training grounds, gardens, even what looked like a medical facility. Seventy wolves, Victoria had said. From here, it looked like more. "That's... impressive," Derek whispered beside me. It was. My mother hadn't just been surviving out here. She'd been thriving. Building something real. "Stay here," I told my people. "Let me go down first. Make sure it's safe." "Maya, we should come with you," Derek protested. "No." My voice was firm. "If this goes wrong, I need you to get everyone out. Understand?" He didn't like it, but he nodded. I made my way down the slope alone, my enhanced senses picking up everything. Guard posts hidden in the trees. Sentries w
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Chapter: Chapter 37: Rise of the Outcasts"It could be," Nathan agreed. "But the representative came alone and unarmed. They're willing to submit to any security measures you want. They just want to talk." "Why are you telling me this?" I demanded. "Why do you care?" The three brothers exchanged glances. "Because we failed you," Karl said bluntly. "We failed you in every way that mattered. And maybe, maybe if you find your mother, if you get some answers, you can start to heal. Start to be something other than..." he gestured at me, at the silver eyes and the predatory stance and the barely contained violence, "this." "What if I like being this?" I challenged. "Then we'll leave you alone," Elijah said softly. "But you deserve to know the truth about your mother. You deserve that choice." I stood there in the shadows, weighing my options. It could absolutely be a trap. It probably was a trap. But the possibility, the slim, impossible possibility that my mother was alive... "Where?" I asked finally. "The old stone circl
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Chapter: Chapter 36: "The Hunt" Maya's POV Three weeks. That's how long I'd been running, fighting, surviving in the wilderness between pack territories. Three weeks since I'd disappeared into the forest. Three weeks since I'd become something more than human, more than wolf. Three weeks since I'd become a legend. I crouched in the branches of an ancient oak tree, watching another tracking party pass below. Twelve wolves, mixed scents, some Blackwood, some from the pack I'd encountered that first night, and some from territories I didn't even recognize. They were all looking for me. "The Silver Death," they called me now. Whispered the name in fear around their campfires. Told stories about the girl with glowing silver eyes who could tear through a dozen warriors without breaking a sweat. Some of the stories were true. Most were exaggerated. But I didn't bother correcting them. Fear was a weapon, and right now, it was the only thing keeping me alive. "We're wasting our time," one of the trackers muttered below
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Chapter: Chapter 35:"When the Serum Spoke"
Maya's POV "It might not be up to you," Stephen said quietly, picking up something from the ground. A piece of torn fabric, soaked in blood. "If the serum kills her before we find her, we won't have a choice." My hand instinctively went to my side, where I'd been injured during the battle. The wounds were already healing, faster than they should. The serum was keeping me alive, but for how long? I backed away silently, letting the shadows swallow me. I'd heard enough. But as I moved, my foot came down on a branch. The snap echoed through the forest like a gunshot. "There!" Nathan's shout was immediate. "East side!" I ran. Behind me, I could hear them crashing through the underbrush, trying to keep up. But the serum made me faster. Stronger. I leaped over fallen logs they had to climb around. I squeezed through gaps they couldn't fit through. I was the forest now, moving like smoke through the trees. "Maya, wait!" Elijah's voice, pleading. "Please! We just want to help!" Help.
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Chapter: Chapter 34: "After the Storm"Maya's POVThe forest welcomed me like an old friend. I moved through the darkness, my enhanced senses picking up every rustle of leaves, every snap of twigs, every breath of wind. The serum still burned in my veins, but it was different now. Controlled. Mine.Behind me, the Blackwood pack territory was chaos. I could hear the shouting, the crying, the desperate attempts to organize and rebuild. Part of me, a very small part, felt guilty for leaving them in such a state. The rest of me didn't care.I ran deeper into the forest, not really knowing where I was going, just knowing I needed distance. Distance from the brothers. Distance from Seraphina. Distance from the girl I used to be.My feet carried me to a small stream, and I finally stopped. My reflection in the water was almost unrecognizable. Silver eyes glowed back at me, alien and cold. Black veins still traced patterns under my skin, though they were fading slowly. Blood, so much blood, covered my clothes, my hands, my face.I
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