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 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
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 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 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
Jack’s Point of ViewThe guard returned with a woman who looked to be in her forties. She was thin and pale, her body frail from illness. Dark shadows circled her eyes, and her hands trembled slightly. I remembered seeing her at the hospital a few times—this must be Mika, one of Rose’s patients.“Alpha, my name is Mika,” she said, bowing her head respectfully. “Mr. Samuel authorized me to leave the hospital today. I wanted to thank you for your hospitality and for taking care of me during my recovery. I’ll be leaving the Blue Lagoon Pack now.”Her voice was soft, words halting with the effort it took to speak. The weakness in her posture wasn’t surprising for someone recovering from a serious illness.Under normal circumstances, I wouldn’t have paid her much attention—she wasn’t a member of my pack, and her safety wouldn’t have concerned me. But things had changed. I had changed. And now, something about her made me hesitate.One glance at her told me she wouldn’t last long outside ou
Rose’s Point of ViewWhat bound Jack and me was supposed to be over. I thought I would finally feel free—at peace, even—but instead, a hollow emptiness lingered. I wanted a life without complications, yet the sadness weighed heavier than I’d expected.Back in my dormitory, I sat by the window, watching the trees sway under the night breeze. My mind wandered restlessly, unable to settle. Maybe a distraction would help. I thought about talking to Bianca—her carefree attitude often lifted my spirits—but glancing around the empty room reminded me that she was probably at one of her usual Saturday night parties.Letting out a soft sigh, I locked the door and collapsed onto my bed. Sleep. That should help. I closed my eyes, willing the heaviness in my chest to dissolve.But then my phone rang.“Hello?” I mumbled, eyes still shut. Who’s calling at this hour?Jack’s voice came through the speaker. “Rose, it’s me. Come down—I’m outside your dorm.”My eyes flew open. My fingers clenched around
Rose’s Point of View“What do you want from me, Jack?” I demanded, pushing him away to put some distance between us. We were still too close—just a few centimeters apart—and his intoxicating scent clouded my thoughts.“You’ll find out soon enough,” he said, voice laced with mystery.He pulled back, his touch lingering for a moment before he withdrew completely. With surprising tenderness, he straightened my shirt, buttoning it for me, and carefully hung my bra on the edge of the bed. His lips brushed against my cheek as he whispered, “I miss you so much, baby.”I opened my mouth to respond—whether to scold him or something else, I didn’t know—but he didn’t give me the chance. Grabbing my hand, he tugged me out of the dormitory and led me to his car. The ride was a blur of questions I couldn’t voice, anxiety churning in my stomach.When we arrived at the Blue Lagoon Pack, I expected anything but what came next. Jack didn’t slow down until we reached his villa. Inside, Mika was waiting.
Olivia’s point of view:"Ah! What waste! Why can't a woman be Alpha? Do you honestly think I'm so ignorant, Ben? That I don't know what happened? Please, it's as clear as the day! Jared tempted you to do that. I was on my guard against him all this time, but I didn't expect him to really use my own men!"I was completely furious. My body burned with the rage of a thousand suns.If a stranger was the one who kidnapped me today, it was acceptable. At worst, I would see it as a stroke of bad luck. But to say that the aggressor was none other than the former Beta of my own Wouri River Pack, I couldn't swallow the insult of my trusted subordinate stabbing me in the back, especially after being betrayed before."You're so old, your mind has become bad! I've already heard about Jared's plans for the Wouri River Pack. Do you really think he will let you be the Alpha of our pack? Ha! Dream, Ben! He just wants to conquer the Wouri River Pack and take everything for himself. He even proposed to
Olivia’s point of view:The first battle was to begin early the next morning. However, I already knew that my enemies would launch a sneaky attack. As such, I immediately gathered my army and prepared myself to fight to the end.The combined military strength of the enemy packs was lower than that of the Wouri River Pack. We had advanced weapons, while they were cruelly under-prepared. Maybe it was because they had underestimated the enemy. Whatever the reason, it worked to my advantage.In the darkness of the night, hundreds of green eyes appeared from the forest, shining like agate stones, The strange spectacle was accompanied by howling wolves that seemed to shake the air.The pale moonlight shone through the clouds while the enemy army appeared before us. A few violent gunshots broke the silence, indicating that the war had begun.The enemy's wolves threw themselves fiercely on us, but I did not order the Wouri River Pack army to turn into wolves to fight back. Instead, I ordered
Olivia’s point of view:When my subordinate came in and informed me that the Alpha of the Silver Mountain Pack had appeared unexpectedly, I immediately felt that something was wrong. I was about to order my men to prevent Leo from entering, but unfortunately, I was a little too late.Leo managed to break in despite everything, looking like a polite gentleman despite his rather aggressive actions. I would never have imagined that he would bring with him a real army into my pack without telling me in advance.It was like Leo was dumb, not knowing exactly how I had to refuse it. What should I say? I took a quick look at Jack and Rose, anxious, before hurriedly taking Leo out of the official house of the pack."Leo... I am really, really grateful for your consideration, but you can take back your army. Let me remind you that the WouriRiver Pack is not so weak. We don't desperately need help as soon as the war begins. We will be perfectly fine on our own and we will be able to defend ours
Rose’s point of view:When I woke up, the sun was shining in my eyes. Jack kissed my neck and jaw. He probably woke me up on purpose."Are you awake?" His voice was hoarsy after the explosive sex we had last night.He stroked my long hair and straightened up on his elbow to look at me. His chest was marked by the hickeys I gave him last night.The time I rub my eyes and get up, Jack was already out of bed and putting on his shirt and pants.The rumble of cars coming from outside had been a constant source of noise since dawn. Jack opened the curtain and glanced downstairs, his expression suddenly darkened.“Did something happen in the Wouri River Pack recently?”"I don't know. But Olivia didn't look very cheerful when we met. What's wrong?" I was confused. I wrapped the duvet around me and walked to the window to look downstairs.Rows of troops had gathered in front of the pack's official house. Not only here, but the streets of the Wouri River Pack were also crowded with armed soldie
Rose’s point of view:“Zoe will certainly make fun of us later.” I looked up timidly, my cheeks burning with embarrassment.I hadn't been so intimate with Jack for a long time. I was so eager that I was unable to control my inner desires.With sparkling eyes, Jack took me in his arms and let me sit on his lap. "She will not dare to make fun of us. I'm still her boss, unless she doesn't want to be paid.”With a sweet smile on my face, I tightened my arms around Jack.Rubbing the side of his face with my cheek, I inhaled his weak scent. Then I straightened up and examined it carefully. He still looked the same as before.When he lost his memory, he behaved much more coldly than now. Sometimes he looked like a complete stranger to me. I even thought I didn't know him anymore."What are you looking at?" Jack looked at me tenderly, grabbing my fingers. He looked at them carefully and kissed them."It's so good to be with you again." I let out an emotional sigh and kissed Jack’s cheeks.Jac
Jack’s point of view:When Alan woke up, he told us everything that had happened in tears.Bennet was cruel and ruthless and tried to kill all the wizards who opposed him in cold blood. Naturally, Alan didn't want to join Bennet and participate in such horrible murders. However, Bennet knew that his interests would be affected if Alan took sides with others. And so, Bennet chose to kill his biological brother to eliminate future problems."I thought he would show you pity since you are his brother. Bennet, this bastard.” Rose stroked Alan's hair to calm him down, feeling sorry for him. Then she clenched her teeth and whistled in an indignant tone: "I shouldn't have saved him in the past! Even though I had to break my promise, I shouldn't have saved a killer. Now things have happened. "None of us expected that, Rose. It's not your fault.” I sigh, patting Rose on the shoulder to comfort her.I didn't know what had happened before because of my memory loss. Judging by Rose’s expression
Rose’s point of view:Zoe had obtained information from her network of wizards according to which a group of wizards imprisoned by Bennet had escaped. Today, they were going to take revenge on him in a nearby place.Jaxk and I had travelled every nook and cranny of this place, but we found no trace or smell of a wizard.After night fell and visibility became almost zero in the forest, Jack and I finally decided to leave.As we came back on foot and crossed part of the forest, Cora's nose tingled with a familiar smell. It was the smell of Alan's body, accompanied by a slight smell of blood.“Jack, hold on. Cora just smelled Alan's smell. It should be somewhere nearby." I grabbed Jack's hand and began to follow the smell. We passed in front of several large pins and bushes.While I was looking for Alan, Jack suddenly stopped sharply. His eyes were focussed on a sunk bush as he said: "There seems to be something lying in the grass there.”He drove me to the place. As the smell of blood b
Bennet’s point of view:I ran in the direction I was coming from.Alan was just a child. He couldn't go far in such a short time.Indeed, I spotted a silhouette fleeing in the forest in front of me after searching for a while. I immediately used my ability to teleport to catch up with him.Alan was so terrified that he stumbled back when he saw me appear. I could understand that he was afraid and hated me now.My face was a mask of rage as I approached him with measured steps."It's not funny for you to test my limits over and over again. Alan, you'd better behave yourself."Then I grabbed his hand and started to walk to the farm.Alan tried to free himself from my grip and said in an innocent and furious voice.“Let go of me!”I tightened my grip on him and said with disdain: "Make your age. Come back docilely with me.""What you did is horrible. I won't help you anymore." Alan continued his desperate struggle as I pulled him forward. His shoes left long marks in the ground.I though
Bennet’s point of view:I bought a farm in the north to use as a temporary prison for wizards who resisted me. I couldn't kill them at the moment, since Alan was with me. Thus, I had no choice but to lock them in the farm to prevent their escape. For more security, I put a magic board around the farm.After Alan found out that I had killed someone, he gradually became depressed. He didn't want to go out with me and stayed locked in the farm all day.Initially, I was convinced that Alan did not have the courage to disobey me. But one night, I could feel that the magical network I had set up was slowly disappearing. Immediately, I got out of bed and ran to the farm. Someone had broken the magical network I used to imprison the wizards! All the wizards were busy rushing out of the farm, their cheers for their freedom echoing in the air. Before I could catch them, they disappeared right in front of me using the magic of teleportation.Alan was there, watching them run away with a smile on