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“What kind of insolence is this?!” Kaelen’s aunt shouted from among the wolves gathered around the pit. “Do you intend to strip Alpha Kaelen of the last dignity he has left? As his aunt, I will not stand by while you disrespect our former alpha!” His other aunt refused to back down. “Father is growing weaker by the day, and we still don’t know when he’ll recover!” The words served as a reminder that the former alpha had grown too frail to intervene, and that their family had already suffered enough without being subjected to one final indignity. One of the elders could no longer remain silent. “She is right, Sirius. You may be leading the pack while Alpha Kaelen is unable to fulfill his duties, but that does not give you the right to dishonor him.” The beta drew in a breath before finding the courage to speak. “Remember, Sirius. You are not our alpha, not yet!” The healer’s gaze fixed on the covered body. “As the pack’s healer, I cannot recommend removing the cover. We don’t
The beta also joined the group searching for the alpha’s body. “Sirius, are you sure we should allow the beta to join the search? What if he discovers that the alpha is still alive?” the head guard asked. “We have no choice but to let him go. If we stop him, the pack will grow even more suspicious. The wolves are already questioning the guards’ behavior, and we cannot give them another reason to doubt us.” Sirius’s gaze hardened. “Besides, keeping the beta occupied will prevent him from speaking with the head warrior in the jailhouse. Speaking of that wolf, what news do you have from him? “He still refuses to place the blame on Lady Kira. His loyalty to Alpha Kaelen remains unwavering.” “Leave him alone for now. He’ll cooperate once he realizes he has no other choice.” Sirius paused, his expression turning cold. “As for the beta, if he finds Kaelen alive, kill them both.” Meanwhile, the beta had already joined several warriors searching the eastern woods for any sign of their
Meanwhile, at the Beta’s residence... “I can’t believe this is what really happened!” the beta snarled, his teeth grinding together after confronting his father. “So what now? We just let Sirius poison the pack and do whatever he wants inside the pack house?” “I obeyed him to keep you safe!” the Gamma shot back. “Did you really think I didn’t know you and Rora were behind the omega’s death in the jailhouse?” The beta’s lips trembled, his jaw tightening. “That pup is an orphan because of you!” the Gamma continued, his voice hard with disappointment. A bitter truth settled over the beta, twisting his stomach. They had all been nothing more than pawns in Sirius’s game. “It’s possible Sirius manipulated Rora from the very beginning,” he muttered, “He wanted me to have blood on my hands... so when the time came, he’d already have a leash around my neck.” His fist crashed onto the wooden table, rattling everything on it. “Sirius promised Rora she would become Luna,” the Gamma said gr
No one could know that Kaelen and I were insidethe CrossClan’s old manor.Theestatewas heavily guarded. Every pack guard was focused on protecting the grounds outside, so no one had noticed us slip inside.The question was clearly weighing on the healer’s mind, but she knew better than to ask.“Heal the Grand Elder.” Kaelen’s voice was cold enough to freeze the room. “I’m giving you an Alpha’s command, or have you forgotten who I am?” His eyes darkened. “Choose carefullywhose orders you’ll obey; mine or Sirius’s. Make the wrong choice, and I’ll personally carry out your execution.”The healer immediately dropped to her knees.“N-No, Alpha Kaelen! Please… I’ll do whatever you command.”“Then stop wasting time,” Kaelen growled through clenched teeth, refusing
“What are we going to do now?” I asked Kaelen. He cupped my cheek, his thumb gently brushing away the tears I hadn’t even realized were spilling down my face. “I’m going to remind everyone why I’m the Alpha of this pack,” he said, his voice calm despite the storm raging in his eyes. “But first, we have to make sure my grandfather is safe, Kira.” He pulled me into his arms, one hand slowly stroking my back. Beneath the warmth of his embrace, I could feel the fury he was fighting to keep under control. His chest rose and fell with restrained breaths, but beneath his composure was a fear he no longer tried to hide from me. “Even if my grandfather always seemed hard on me, I know everything he did was to prepare me for the day I’d have to carry this pack on my shoulders. I love him, Kira. He’s the one who raised me.” He drew a slow breath before continuing. “It’s time for me to lead my pack the way I was always meant to. You’ve done so much for me, and I’ll never stop being grateful f
[Kira] Kaelen raced through the forest in his massive wolf form while I clung tightly to the thick fur around his neck. Instead of taking the main trail, we chose the longer route to Thornfell, a path hidden deep within the wilderness. We were halfway through the dense forest, where towering trees cast long, ominous shadows, when a deafening explosion ripped through the mountains. “Ah! What was that?” I couldn’t stop myself from screaming. Kaelen came to an abrupt halt. His ears shot forward, every muscle in his body going rigid as he listened. Through our mate bond, I felt his Alpha instincts sharpen, reaching far beyond what my own senses could perceive. “Shit! Hold on tight!” With one powerful leap, he bounded onto the thick branches of a towering pine until we reached its highest point. From there, we could clearly see what was going on. Massive boulders and uprooted trees had been brought down across the mountain trail, blocking the only direct route to Thornfell. “You wer
“I accept the marriage alliance with the Blackwood Pack…” The words felt heavy the moment they left my lips. I didn’t even need the time my father had given me to prove my mate bond with Soren. That alone was embarrassing enough, but what made it worse was how he didn’t question me at all, as if
“I’m Amanda. I already met Kira last night,” said the woman who had seemed worried earlier. She had short hair, a slim figure, and an innocent face. From the way she looked, I guessed she was around twenty. “So, you must be Kira?” Vada said, turning to the other girl. “Yes!” she answered brightly.
When I pushed open the dormitory door, two unfamiliar faces greeted me, along with two others from the Hollow Pack I hadn’t expected to see, and one of them was Luna Rosalia. They were all seated on the couch, but the second I stepped in, their heads turned toward me in unison. “Where have you be
Muriel’s smile was all warmth on the surface, but my thoughts were anything but calm. It wouldn’t be surprising if Soren eventually found out about my marriage to the Blackwoods. “I’ve heard quite a bit about you from Soren’s friends,” she said pleasantly. “I just hope they’re good things,” I repl







