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17. Don't You Dare Trust Him!

Author: Mmeso Writes
last update publish date: 2026-07-28 21:36:21

Divina

Darkness pulled at me, heavy and suffocating, but the terror was louder. It clawed at my throat until my eyes snapped open.

A shadow towered over me.

My heart slammed against my ribs so hard it rattled my bones. Cold sweat broke out across my forehead, and every single nerve in my body screamed in pure panic.

Bernard.

He had caught me.

Oh God, he had found me.

The dark, damp dungeon, the stench of old blood, the iron chains—it was all coming back. The forest, the awakening of my wolf,
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  • Divina: The Omega's Awakening   111

    Author's Point Of View “Antonio’s blood... it tasted like absolute garbage.” Lucifer gulped down his scotch, letting the amber liquid burn his throat like hell. Oh... how he missed that place. He missed the agonizing screams, the suffocating stench of sulfur, and the endless rivers of hot blood filling the air. He sat back in his plush armchair, watching the flat screen mounted across the dim, luxurious penthouse with total disinterest. The news anchor was currently reporting on the sudden, violent death of the old aristocratic family from Sicily—the de Luca. Antonio de Luca had been brutally murdered by his own younger brother, Damon de Luca, inside his own fortified Sicilian mansion. The official public motive was still shrouded in mystery, but everyone knew the two siblings had never gotten along. They had spent years fighting bitterly in court over the family heritage, especially as their financial empire hovered on the brink of absolute collapse. If it ha

  • Divina: The Omega's Awakening   110.

    Evander's Point Of View“Alpha,” I heard Nate’s voice say over our shared mindlink.The connection crackled across the pack bond, and I could already smell him a mile away. Their SUV pulled up, parking right in front of the house. Nate scrambled out of the driver's side as quickly as he could, slamming the door shut.“Alpha, there’s news you need to know—” Nate started, before abruptly stopping in his tracks.“Damon de Luca killed his brother, Antonio. The news is not out yet—” Nate blurted out, a statement that was instantly greeted by an angry, feral roar from Marcellous as he half-turned away from Shadhira.Nate startled, taking two quick steps back. He stared at Marcellous, completely clueless as to why the intel he had just delivered had triggered such a violent, unhinged reaction. Marcellous’s explosive anger had zero relevance to a mob family squabble.Then Nate paused, his eyes widening as he finally took in the chaotic scene playing out on the porch.Marcellous’s hand was c

  • Divina: The Omega's Awakening   109.

    Divina's Point Of ViewI had no idea. I could feel dozens of eyes on me, and suddenly I was back in that courtyard, surrounded by students who had watched the artifact glow in my hands. I wanted to disappear. But I forced myself to answer. "I... I suppose it could become unstable?" Professor Veyra studied me for a moment. "Correct. In some cases, the witch experiences nothing more than temporary discomfort. In others, the sudden return of suppressed abilities can cause severe physical and magical reactions. The consequences depend on the method of suppression, the duration, and the nature of the magic involved." I stared at her. The nature of the magic involved. What if my magic wasn't ordinary? What if the potion had been suppressing something far more dangerous than anyone realized? "Miss Jade," Professor Veyra said, her voice gentler now. "Have you studied witchcraft before?" The classroom seemed to grow unnaturally quiet. I shook my head. "No, Professor." "Not even the

  • Divina: The Omega's Awakening   108.

    Divina's Point Of View"DIVINA!" I jolted awake. My eyes flew open, and I sat up so quickly that the blankets tangled around my legs. For one terrible second, I didn't know where I was. My heart hammered against my ribs as I stared at the unfamiliar bed, the dark wooden furniture, and the blue flame hovering in the fireplace. Then the memories returned. Ravenshade Academy. My room. Ismerelle. I released a shaky breath. "Gods, Divina!" Ismerelle exclaimed from the other side of the room. "Are you planning to sleep through the entire morning?" I blinked at her. She stood beside her bed, already dressed in a black academy uniform with silver embroidery around the collar and cuffs. Her ginger hair had been brushed, though several strands had escaped and were sticking out in different directions. She looked far too awake for someone who had been laughing in bed only a few hours earlier. "What time is it?" I asked groggily. "Time for you to get your behind out of that bed bef

  • Divina: The Omega's Awakening   107.

    Divina's Point Of ViewI groaned and climbed into bed. She laughed softly before turning onto her side. "Goodnight, Divina." I pulled the blankets up to my chin. "Goodnight." The room gradually fell quiet. The blue flame in the fireplace flickered gently, casting soft shadows across the walls. Outside, the academy's enchanted lanterns glowed against the darkness, and the wind whispered through the silver-leafed trees. I turned toward the window. Even from my bed, I could see the forest stretching beyond the academy grounds. It looked peaceful now. Almost inviting. I wondered what it would be like to walk beneath those trees one day, with my magic under control and my wolf fully awakened. I imagined myself moving through the forest without fear, without looking over my shoulder, without wondering whether someone was waiting to hurt me. Perhaps one day, I would even be strong enough to return to Black Moon Pack. Not as the frightened girl who had escaped with nothing but h

  • Divina: The Omega's Awakening   106.

    Divina's Point Of View The first thing I noticed about my room was the window. It was enormous. Almost the entire wall facing the eastern side of the academy was made of glass, framed by dark wood carved with delicate silver patterns that seemed to shimmer whenever the moonlight touched them. Beyond it stretched a breathtaking view of Ravenshade Academy, with its towering spires, glowing pathways, and silver-leafed trees swaying gently in the evening breeze. Farther away, beyond the academy's outer walls, lay the forest. It was vast, dark, and beautiful, stretching so far into the distance that I couldn't see where it ended. Mist curled between the trees, and tiny lights flickered among the branches like fallen stars. I wondered if they were fireflies or something far more magical. For several minutes, I simply stood there, staring. I had never seen anything so beautiful. Not even in my dreams. "You're going to wear a hole in that window if you keep staring at it like that."

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