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When Control Breaks

Author: Lady min
last update publish date: 2026-03-28 07:33:49

Something was wrong.

Amara could feel it.

Deep inside her.

Like something was… waking up.

She stood in the middle of the room, her breathing uneven, her chest rising and falling too fast. Every sound around her was amplified—the ticking of a clock, distant footsteps, even the faint hum of electricity in the walls.

It was too much.

Way too much.

“Make it stop…” she whispered, clutching her head.

Lucian didn’t move.

“It won’t.”

Her eyes snapped to him.

“What do you mean it won’t?!”

His gaze was calm.

Too calm.

“It’s who you are now.”

“No!” she snapped. “This isn’t me!”

Her body trembled violently as another wave hit her.

Stronger this time.

Her knees buckled, and she dropped to the floor with a sharp gasp.

Pain surged through her again—but not like before.

This was different.

Deeper.

Her bones—

They felt like they were shifting.

“No… no no no—”

A crack echoed.

Amara screamed.

Her fingers dug into the floor as her body arched, every muscle tightening painfully.

“Lucian!” she cried without thinking.

The name slipped out so naturally it startled even her.

He stiffened slightly.

But didn’t respond.

“Help me!” she begged.

Her voice broke completely this time.

Not fearless.

Not strong.

Just human.

Just scared.

Lucian’s jaw tightened.

This was the part he hated.

The weakness.

The loss of control.

But it was necessary.

“You have to let it happen,” he said.

“I don’t want to!” she screamed.

Another crack.

Louder.

Her back arched unnaturally as a cry tore from her throat.

Her nails scraped against the floor—except they weren’t nails anymore.

They were sharper.

Longer.

Claws.

Her eyes widened in horror.

“No… what is this?!”

“It’s your wolf.”

“I don’t want it!”

“You don’t get to reject it.”

Her breathing grew ragged.

Tears streamed down her face as she shook her head violently.

“I’m not like you!”

His expression darkened.

“You are now.”

Another wave hit.

Harder.

Faster.

Amara screamed as her body jerked violently, her senses exploding all at once.

She could hear everything.

Smell everything.

Feel everything.

It was overwhelming.

Too much.

“I can’t—!” she choked. “I can’t control it!”

Lucian’s eyes sharpened.

“That’s the problem.”

Her head snapped up.

“What?”

“You’re not controlling it…” he said slowly.

“…it’s controlling you.”

Her heart dropped.

“No…”

“Yes.”

Suddenly—

Her vision shifted.

Everything changed.

Sharpened.

Darkened.

Her breath slowed slightly.

But not in relief.

In instinct.

Something inside her…

Snapped.

Lucian saw it immediately.

The moment it happened.

Her scent changed.

Her posture shifted.

Her eyes—

They weren’t human anymore.

A low growl rumbled from her chest.

Not forced.

Not scared.

Natural.

Predatory.

Lucian’s wolf stirred instantly.

Alert.

Interested.

This wasn’t normal.

Newly turned wolves didn’t do this.

They didn’t shift this fast.

They didn’t… command presence like this.

“…Impossible,” he muttered.

Amara—no… something else now—slowly lifted her head.

Her glowing eyes locked onto him.

And for the first time since she woke up…

There was no fear.

Only instinct.

Only power.

Only hunger.

Lucian didn’t move.

Didn’t speak.

Didn’t break eye contact.

A dangerous tension filled the room.

Predator.

Meets predator.

Then—

She lunged.

Fast.

Too fast.

Lucian barely had time to react before she was on him, claws slashing toward his chest.

He caught her wrist mid-air, twisting her slightly before pinning her against the wall.

A snarl ripped from her throat.

Wild.

Untamed.

She struggled violently, her strength shocking even him.

“You’re stronger than you should be,” he said, his grip tightening.

She didn’t respond.

Couldn’t.

She wasn’t fully there.

Her instincts had taken over completely.

Her other hand swung toward him—

He caught that too.

Pinning both wrists above her head now.

Her chest rose and fell rapidly, her glowing eyes locked onto his.

Dangerous.

Uncontrolled.

Beautiful.

“Calm down,” he ordered.

She growled in response.

Defiant.

Even like this.

A smirk tugged at his lips.

“Still fighting me?”

Big mistake.

Because the next second—

She jerked forward and bit him.

Hard.

Lucian froze.

Not from pain.

From shock.

She bit him.

Silence fell.

Heavy.

Charged.

Then—

A dark chuckle escaped him.

“You just made things worse for yourself.”

Her grip faltered slightly.

Just enough.

Lucian shifted, flipping their positions in one swift movement.

Now she was pinned beneath him.

Her wrists trapped.

Her body still tense.

Still fighting.

Still wild.

He leaned closer.

Too close.

His voice dropped.

Low.

Dangerous.

“You don’t bite an Alpha,” he murmured.

Her glowing eyes flickered slightly.

For a second…

Amara came back.

Just a little.

“…I… hate you…” she whispered weakly.

Something in his expression shifted.

Just slightly.

Then hardened again.

“Good,” he said.

“…you’ll need that strength.”

Her body went still.

The fight leaving her completely.

Her eyes slowly lost their glow.

And then—

Darkness.

She passed out again.

Lucian stared down at her.

Silent.

Thinking.

Calculating.

This wasn’t just a rare case.

This was something else entirely.

Something dangerous.

Something powerful.

And now?

She was his.

Whether she liked it or not.

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