로그인Immediately Seraphina got recovered enough to leave the infirmary, members of the pack surrounded her with words of praise and warm congratulations. Their joy made her feel strangely happy because they celebrated her as though she truly belonged with them. She had never known this kind of family feeling anywhere else. BloodMoon had never given her that, and neither had the people who raised her."Well done, Seraphina," one wolf told her, giving her a soft pat between the shoulders. "You just became part of our history.""I couldn't have done it without your training or the way you all welcomed me," Seraphina replied, her eyes moving toward Alpha Valker, who was too busy smiling at his people to notice her. "You took me in without asking too many questions. You gave me a chance and pushed me harder than anyone ever had before. Because of that, I became stronger.""You're basically a hero now," another pack member said, staring at her with wonder.Seraphina's blushed at the praise, thou
Seraphina opened her eyes and found herself lying in a room she did not recognize. She felt pain throbbed inside her head, leaving her confused. She tried to piece together the events of everything that happened before she passed out, but her memories were unclear.After a short while, she remembered that she was inside the pack's medical room. The only clear memories she had were shifting into her wolf and protecting the pack. She also recalled Valker ordering his warriors to chase the rogues, but everything after that was missing. She blinked several times and studied the room around her. With a weak groan, she tried to rise, but her body still had little strength. "Don't push yourself," a woman beside her said. "You've already been through enough."Seraphina turned toward the voice and saw a young woman with a blonde hair sitting beside the bed. "Who are you?" she asked with rough voice. "My name is Vivian," the woman replied with a gentle smile. "I'm one of the pack nurses. You s
Seraphina remained in the middle of the pack's training field, breathing hard as she struggled to match everyone else. Sweat ran down her face, while every part of her body hurt with every move she made. She was gasping for air as she paused from the hard workout. Her muscles throbbed with pain, and she felt as though her legs could fall at any moment. Never in her life had she been this worn out. She started wondering why she had even stepped into the training field in the first place. She should have kept her distance, just as she had done ever since the sessions started. Yet Valker kept drawing her attention, and her wolf longed to see him, so she had come to take a quick look. Now, she felt as though she might pass out. Jason gave her a wink, and she knew exactly what he meant. The private one-on-one trainings she had shared with him were nothing compared to this. She glanced around and noticed that the other pack members were still working with Alpha Valker, who looked as
Valker was highly upset. He had never dealt with an opponent like the witch before. He became an Alpha when he was still very young and had to push back many troublemakers and older wolves to hold on to his land. But those foes were wolves like him; they were always known and easy to see. The witch? The witch was nothing like that. Her strength was dangerous, and no matter how much he tried, he could not figure out what she wanted.He spent many long hours with his warriors, trying to make a plan to stop her, but she was always ahead of them. It was one strange and unexpecting attack after another.Nobody had been injured yet. It was only smaller spells mixed with heavy dark magic that had people running in every direction. Deep inside, Valker knew she was coming. He knew that soon the witch would do something that would push him over the edge and the whole matter made him uneasy.As Valker moved through the woods with the scouts, they could feel the witch's evil presence, but they c
Seraphina was exhausted from just sitting and doing nothing all day. The dullness and inactivity were wearing her down. Because she spent every day doing nothing and waiting for Valker, she had too much time to think about her situation. Maybe, if she had something to keep her mind busy, she would not have time to question her life or wonder why things were so unfair to her. At BloodMoon Pack, she always had something to do; whether working as the Luna, finishing pack duties, or working as Darius's slave. She had once prayed that the Moon Goddess would give her rest because she was always pushing too hard and had no time for herself. Seraphina also knew that the pampering and gentle care here would not get her anywhere or set her free. She had wanted freedom for a long time, and plus she was bored and needed something to fill her days. She knew she had to do something, to find a reason and feeling of worth in her life, so she made a choice to start working to pay back her debt.
Seraphina stepped into the pack house and saw Valker standing there waiting for her. His face was clapsed with rage. "Hey, what's happening?" Seraphina asked, feeling the strain in the atmosphere at once. She chose to act as though she had no idea what she had done."You know very well what's happening," Valker muttered in a cold and threatening tone. "You embarrassed me at the Café. I told you to come back with me, but you brushed me off as if I didn't matter." Seraphina lifted her brow. "I didn't brush you off. I couldn't just walk away like that."Valker let out a cold laugh. He had nearly lost his mind when he found out she was nowhere around, only to discover her with Jason, who appeared to enjoy provoking him."You've become bold. Do I need to remind you who and what you are? You answer back to me now? Has my mark made you this fearless?""What is it?" Seraphina shouted, and her wolf let out a weak sound. It hated the fight between them. "You said I'm nothing. You remind me eve
LORA'S POV Immediately Jasper pulled out his sword, the sharp sound of metal cutting through the air sent cold fear through my body. My heart slammed hard inside my chest as my eyes rushed toward the place where Syrah and Mira had been sitting. Fear coursed through me when I saw their seats empty
Lora's POV The dazzling lights of the carnival shimmered against the night sky, casting a soft, golden glow over everything in view. The air carried the aroma of buttery popcorn, sugary cotton candy, and the distant crackle of frying dough. People were laughing and screaming happily on the rides,
LORA'S POV I had almost used the entire bottle of healing ointment by the time I finished treating all of Jasper’s injuries. The room was quiet except for the steady sound of his breathing. He had finally fallen into a deep sleep, his body surrendering to the pain and exhaustion he had been resist
LORA'S POV My chest was pounding fast when he finally pulled his mouth away from mine.“I thought you said you would not do anything if I did not want it,” I said, still struggling to breathe well.“You did not stop me,” he replied calmly. “So I believed you wanted it too.”I stared at him with an







