Rose Dawson, the proud daughter of a powerful Alpha, lost everything when a slave rebellion destroyed her pack. Refusing to surrender, she vowed to fight for her family’s legacy. Jack Harris, the ruthless rebel leader, killed Rose’s father and claimed the Alpha title. But beneath his brutal exterior lies a secret that could change everything. When Rose and Jack discover they are fated mates, hatred collides with destiny. Can Rose forgive the man who destroyed her life? And will Jack’s secret bind them together—or tear them apart
View MoreJack’s Point of ViewThe following week passed faster than I expected. I helped Rose pack her belongings and move to the university. Andrea’s transfer was finalized during the same period. It felt like time had slipped through my fingers—like I was watching everything I held dear slip away.On the day of Rose’s departure, a crowd of werewolves gathered at the pack’s border to say goodbye. Rose looked genuinely surprised—astonished that she’d formed bonds in the Blue Lagoon Pack despite everything.“Don’t forget me after you move, alright?” Samuel said, his usual gruffness softened by emotion. “I’m a cranky old man. Might call you one day just to yell at you.” He handed her a worn notebook. “I gathered important surgical notes for you. Hope it helps.”“Thank you, Samuel,” Rose murmured, pressing her hands against the notebook, visibly touched.I hadn’t expected her to show such vulnerability. Tears welled in her eyes as she bid farewell to the wolves she’d helped these past months. One
Rose’s Point of ViewAs Jack’s partner, my wolf, Cora, could naturally sense Uriel’s state. So when Jack claimed that Uriel hadn’t fully recovered, I couldn’t bring myself to believe him.“He’s such a terrible liar. Look at Uriel, pretending to limp like that. It’s pathetic,” Cora scoffed in my mind, making me roll my eyes. I didn’t hesitate to cut through their little performance.I knew Jack was stalling—using Uriel’s supposed “relapse” as an excuse to keep me from leaving. Part of me didn’t want to go either, but staying would only make things harder. Dragging out the inevitable would deepen the ache that already throbbed in my chest.Jack shifted back into his human form, his movements slower than usual. He sank onto the sofa, elbows resting on his knees, gaze fixed on the floor. Silence stretched between us, broken only by the steady tick of the clock.Taking a breath to steady myself, I sat across from him. “Jack, you promised you’d let me go when Uriel was healed.” My voice was
Jack’s Point of ViewEvery weekend, Rose returned to treat Uriel. After several consecutive weeks of care, his condition had improved significantly. He was no longer uncontrollably furious, and he behaved much more rationally when I let him out.“Can you stop letting me out so often? All this running around is exhausting,” Uriel grumbled, stretching lazily. He would much rather spend the day sleeping in peace.I smirked. “Haven’t you always demanded that I release you?”Uriel huffed, clearly forgetting how restless and temperamental he had been before.“I don’t want to see Rose anymore,” he muttered. “She always strokes my ears and belly like I’m some kind of pet. Honestly, I don’t see what you like about her. Sure, she has a pretty face and—well—certain assets, but other than that…” He trailed off with a teasing glint in his eyes.I raised an eyebrow. “If I remember correctly, you love curling up on her lap whenever she visits. And I distinctly recall you throwing a fit once just bec
Rose’s Point of ViewThe next morning, the entire university was blanketed in white. Snowflakes fell steadily, clinging to students’ coats and hair as they hurried into the lecture hall. Amid the bustling crowd, I spotted Ariel making his way toward me, his expression a mix of excitement and nervousness.“Rose! Have you heard about the ball happening at the university tonight?” he asked, his smile tentative.I vaguely remembered Bianca mentioning it in the dorm, but I hadn’t given it much thought. Parties and dancing were the least of my concerns. My mind was already burdened with too many problems.“I have,” I replied, licking my dry lips. “Why do you ask?”Ariel hesitated for a moment before speaking. “I’d like to invite you. Everyone’s going, and I think it would do you good to socialize. You spend too much time cooped up in the dorm. Parties and… well, new experiences should be part of your university life, too.”A small, hopeful smile played on his lips, but his eyes betrayed his
Rose’s Point of View“I… I want to find Armin,” Mika said suddenly, gripping my hand tightly. Her eyes were filled with desperate hope. “You said she might be in the Blue Lagoon Pack. Can we go look for her right now?”Her eagerness was palpable, as if she couldn’t bear to wait even a second longer to be reunited with her daughter.I squeezed her frail hands gently, trying to calm her. “No, Mika. You need to rest and complete your treatment first. Once you’re strong enough, you can leave the hospital and begin your search. I promise I’ll help you,” I reassured her in a soothing voice.Mika had made progress, but she wasn’t fully recovered yet. Rushing off in search of Armin now would only put her at risk. She needed to heal first. The search for her daughter could wait just a little longer.After leaving the hospital, I returned to the villa to check on Jack. The treatment I had given Uriel the day before had worked well, and I planned to continue with another session today.Jack had
Rose’s Point of ViewMika revealed to me that she wasn’t a member of the Maroon Hill Pack. She belonged to a rare and nearly extinct lineage of werewolves known as the Secret Race.Every member of the Secret Race was born with the gift of healing, but their existence had made them targets. Many werewolves, driven by greed, had hunted them down, seeking to exploit their powers. Over the years, countless members had been captured and used as tools, pushing their kind to the brink of extinction.During Mika’s youth, war had raged between packs. Because of her healing ability, my father had set his sights on her. He abducted her entire family and brought them to the Maroon Hill Pack, forcing them into captivity.But Mika had refused to obey him. In retaliation, my father murdered her husband before her eyes. For years, she had been forced to witness his cruelty—his torturous experiments on captured wolves, his relentless thirst for power. It had broken her spirit, slowly unraveling her sa
Rose’s Point of ViewI had deliberately devised something to irritate Jack. If I succeeded, he might just hate me for it. And that was exactly what I wanted—or at least, what I told myself I needed. Jack was trying to hold me back, and the thought of it terrified me. No matter what, the deep resentment that existed between us could never be erased.Meanwhile, Uriel’s condition was steadily improving. It wouldn’t be long before he fully recovered, and once that happened, Andrea and I would leave.I tried to push these thoughts aside, but the idea of leaving Jack unsettled me more than I cared to admit. And now that I knew he was my mate, my feelings had only intensified. I found myself stealing glances at him when I thought he wasn’t looking. His deep, captivating gaze, his tall and commanding presence, his composed and steady nature—everything about him made my heart race. Worse yet, an instinctive hostility flared within me whenever other wolves interacted with him, an emotion I desp
Jack’s Point of View“I feel much better than before. Now hurry up and eat your breakfast.”I placed the tray on the table and sat beside Rose. Last night, for the first time in years, I slept soundly. No nightmares. No chaos. Just a calm, dreamless rest that left me feeling lighter than I ever had before.But the real reason for this newfound peace was sitting right next to me.Rose had barely woken up, her hair slightly tousled, her skin still carrying the warmth of sleep. Her scent—soft and familiar—wrapped around me, stirring something deep in my chest. I instinctively wanted to move closer to her, to stay in this moment just a little longer.Then, as if sensing the shift in the air, Rose subtly leaned away.“It’s good to see some color back in your face,” she said with a small smile, studying me carefully. “Don’t worry. You’ll be fully recovered in time. I’m going to wash up.”I watched as she disappeared into the bathroom, her presence leaving behind an ache I didn’t know how to
Rose’s point of view:The next morning, I went to talk to Jack. I wanted to try to cure Uriel's madness for Jack as soon as possible so that I could leave with Andrea."Can you try to free Uriel?” I dragged Jack into the living room which was spacious enough for our program of the day. In case Uriel loses his temper and tries to hurt me, I could find a place to hide in this parlour.Jack had just finished having breakfast. He may not have expected me to try to treat Uriel so soon, so he looked a little uncertain."Uriel is not a morning guy and is usually grumpy at this time. I think we should start the treatment in the evening.” Jack's eyebrows wrinkled thoughtfully.It was really an unconvincing excuse. Why was he always trying to delay treatment? The sooner I cured Uriel's disease, the sooner Andrea and I could leave this place.We could also end this embarrassing relationship as soon as possible."Stop looking for excuses, Jack", I sighed and said in a serious voice.I knew his ki
"Take your dirty hands off my mate, you filthy bitch!" I heard a she-wolf roar with such ferocity as though she was going to kill me. Before I could even say anything, I felt a tight slap land on my face. Almost immediately, my vision blurred and I felt a little dizzy. "You pathetic whore! How dare you seduce my mate?" The fat she-wolf shook her fists furiously and cursed at me. "Excuse me? Are you blind? Your mate grabbed my hand first." I clutched my cheek and looked at her with a shocked expression on my face. Hadn't this she-wolf seen her mate ate me up with his lustful eyes? Much to my chagrin and confusion, I ended up facing the wrath of this unreasonable she-wolf in the form of another slap to my face. I fell to the ground and my ears were buzzing as if there were thousands of ants screaming inside my head. "You are just a mere slave in the pack. How dare you talk back to me like that? Don't you know who I am?" The she-wolf pushed me to the ground and began punching an...
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