ログインHis hand slid beneath her shirt, warm against her bare waist. “Tell me to stop,” he whispered against her neck. She trembled, every nerve on fire. “I don't want you too.” ~~~ Audrey Dauval’s life shattered the night she opened the front door and found her mother’s lifeless body soaked in blood on the front porch. Everyone said it was an illness. Everyone said she imagined what she saw. But she knew exactly what she saw that night. When her distant, broken father sends her away to live with family friends in the eerie town of Ravenfalls, she thinks the worst is behind her. But nothing in Ravenfalls is normal. The woods, the town, it's gloomy and holds secrets. Lots of them. At school, two dangerously gorgeous rivals lock eyes with her, and that’s when everything changes. But what she feels for both of them... she feels for a third. Born from a bloodline of legendary werewolf hunters, Audrey is the target of a vengeful rogue pack that killed her mother and now wants her dead. As forbidden bonds grow and fated connections spark, Audrey finds herself torn between love, war, and the truth of who she really is. Three boys. One mate. And she can only choose one or lose them all. Who would she choose?
もっと見るMy stomach drops.I stare at the paper until the words blur. The hallway feels suddenly too empty, and quiet, like the air’s been vacuumed out.Footsteps echo behind me. Caleb’s voice, soft, close. “You okay?”I shove the note into my pocket before I even think. “Yeah. Fine.”He studies me, eyes narrowing. “You’re lying.”“I’m fine, Caleb. Seriously.”He doesn’t believe me. Of course he doesn’t. He reaches out, brushing his thumb against my wrist, though light, but enough to make my breath catch.“You don’t have to face this alone,” he says. “Not anymore.”I almost laugh. “You think any of this looks like I have a choice?”His jaw tightens. “You always have a choice. Even if it kills you.”Before I can answer, Derek appears at the end of the hall, and the look he gives Caleb could set the whole school on fire.“Bell’s about to ring,” Derek says. “She’s with me.”“Funny,” Caleb replies, not moving. “Didn’t realize you owned her.”“Not yet.”The way he says it, with low voice , unfilter
Audrey’s POVThe whispers start before I even make it past the parking lot. They rise like smoke—thin, curling, poisonous.“Traitor blood.”“She’s back?”“She actually showed up after that?”I keep walking, chin up, backpack hanging off one shoulder because I refuse to let them see me shrink. The air feels heavier than usual, like the sky itself knows something’s changed, and it has, because the whole damn council session was streamed across the packs last night. My humiliation is a public record now. My bloodline questioned. My mother’s name dragged through dirt that didn’t even belong to her.The worst part? The council didn’t even look at me when they passed judgment. They just nodded, muttered things about “heritage contamination” and “loyalty to the Alpha line.”And now here I am, back in Ravenfalls High like I didn’t just have my entire identity dissected under moonlight and protocol.Someone laughs behind me. Too sharp, too loud. “Guess they let the half-breed back in!”I don’t
Audrey’s POVThe claws never came for me. Not really. The sound just dragged and dragged, echoing in the dark like it wanted me to choke on my own heartbeat, and then there were torches and voices and a dozen hands dragging me down a hall I didn’t even recognize. By the time I realized where they were taking me, I was standing under the vaulted ceiling of the council chamber, the stone walls sweating with old damp, and every elder in Ravenfalls staring at me like I was already guilty of something.I wanted to scream that this wasn’t fair, that they couldn’t just drag me here after Adrian had blown my whole world apart, but the words stuck in my throat. My wrists still hurt where the guards had grabbed me. My chest felt like it was vibrating from the inside out.Adrian was there already, standing stiff near the front. His eyes found me the second I walked in, wide and frantic, but he didn’t move. He didn’t even blink.Caleb leaned against one of the carved pillars like he wanted to bre
Audrey’s POVThe shadow at the window was gone before Derek could even reach the glass. He yanked it open, claws still half out, his chest heaving like he’d tear through whoever it was. But there was nothing. Just the cold night air, a branch swaying, the sound of some damn dog barking far down the street.“Nothing,” he muttered, but his shoulders stayed tight, his wolf still pacing under his skin.Nothing. Yeah, sure. That’s what everyone kept saying. Nothing. Like my whole life wasn’t unraveling, like my mom wasn’t suddenly a stranger, like every single person around me wasn’t hiding pieces of a story I wasn’t allowed to have.I couldn’t breathe in that room anymore. My chest felt like it was splitting open, as if I was choking on the lies, on Derek’s words, on Caleb’s face still burned in my brain. I pushed past him and yanked the door open.“Audrey” Derek started, but I didn’t stop. I didn’t care if the whole council was standing out there with claws ready. I just needed air. I ne
Audrey’s POVThe alarm shrieked so loud I thought my skull would crack open. Kids were screaming, running, pushing, and someone’s elbow slammed into my ribs, and I went stumbling against a locker, barely able to breathe. Smoke poured out of nowhere, thick and sharp, like a bonfire stuffed into the
Derek’s POVThe second that chain hit Audrey’s neck, her scream ripped through me worse than any wound I’d ever taken. The smell burnt flesh, her skin searing snapped something in me. I didn’t think. I just grabbed it.It blistered my palms instantly, silver eating through my skin like acid. I didn
Audrey’s POVI didn’t even realize the guy’s hand was that strong until his fingers dug into the inside of my arm and yanked me back toward the empty classroom. At first, I thought he was joking, another dumb senior trying to flirt by blocking my path, but his grip was like iron and the fake smile
Adrian’s POVIt started small like everything in Ravenfalls before it turned ugly. First the “transfer students.” Clean smiles, pressed shirts, polite handshakes. They acted like they’d studied how teenagers were supposed to talk but hadn’t actually lived through it. Nobody else noticed. Not one






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