LOGINKayla.A tight, dry lump formed in my throat, and I swallowed hard, trying to force down the sudden surge of adrenaline.This was it. This was exactly what I had been waiting to hear, the very words I had prayed for. It was the perfect, golden opportunity that had eluded me for so long, finally presenting itself. I needed to get close. I needed a single, unguarded moment to be near enough to strike, to slip beneath his defenses. Yet, as much as my heart screamed to seize it, I knew I couldn't accept his offer too quickly. To yield without a fight would look suspicious; I had to play the part of the reluctant captive.Whore? The word echoed in the silence of my mind, but it failed to sting. Honestly, I couldn't care less what he thought of me, nor did I care about whatever arrogant nonsense was spilling from his mouth. His insults and opinions were entirely irrelevant. None of it was my business.All I wanted—the single, burning desire that kept me breathing—was to kill him. And righ
SETH. I was still trying to get a hold of myself.My breathing came out uneven, each inhale heavier than the last as I fought against the storm raging inside me. My mind screamed at me to let go, to put some distance between us before I completely lost control.But my wolf had stopped listening.It surged to the surface without warning, drowning every rational thought I had left.Before I could stop myself, I leaned forward.My fangs pierced the soft skin of her neck.The instant they sank into her flesh, the rich taste of her blood flooded my mouth, igniting something dangerously primal deep inside me. Heat exploded through every vein in my body, feeding the possessive beast clawing beneath my skin.A deep, satisfied growl rumbled from my chest as I slowly pulled away from her neck.The sound barely sounded human anymore."Mine!" I roared.My hands instinctively tightened around her waist, pulling her impossibly closer until there wasn't the slightest space left between us.Every in
SETH.“Damn this red moon,” I cursed under my breath, my voice rough with frustration.The heat beneath my skin had become unbearable. Every nerve in my body felt restless, tense, painfully alive.It was driving me insane.I stepped outside immediately, needing air, needing space, needing something to calm the violent desire curling uncontrollably inside of me.The night air hit my face, but it did nothing to help.The red moon hung high above, glowing ominously across the dark sky like a curse sent specifically to torment wolves.I could already feel its influence spreading through the entire pack.Most wolves had either locked themselves away or completely surrendered to their instincts.And honestly, I was dangerously close to doing the same.My wolf was already pacing violently inside me, demanding release.Demanding satisfaction.I clenched my fists tightly and forced myself to keep walking through the nearly empty hallway, searching for anything that could suppress the maddening
Kayla.I headed straight to my room, my steps quick and heavy as irritation continued to burn inside me because of Scott’s reaction earlier. The more I thought about it, the more annoyed I became. His expression, his attitude, the way he had acted—it all replayed repeatedly in my mind, making the frustration settle even deeper into my chest.I didn’t want to think about him anymore.I just wanted to get to my room and shut the door behind me before my anger completely consumed me.I hadn’t even fully turned toward my room’s direction when someone suddenly pulled me sharply from behind.A startled gasp nearly escaped my lips as my back collided against a hard chest. Strong arms immediately wrapped around my waist, holding me firmly in place before I could even react properly. The grip was tight, possessive almost, leaving no room for escape as the person behind me leaned closer.I felt him inhale my scent sharply, the sound low and deliberate against the side of my neck.“Let go of me!
Lillian.I had already been heading toward my chambers when a strange restlessness began to settle in my chest.It wasn’t sudden in a loud, obvious way—it crept in quietly, tightening around my thoughts, making it impossible to stay still. My steps slowed, then faltered completely as the feeling deepened. Something was off. Something didn’t feel right.My mind immediately drifted to Scott.Regardless of whether Kayla was human or not, Scott had taken her into his room. Under normal circumstances, it would have meant nothing. He did what he wanted, when he wanted, without explanation. But today wasn’t normal. Not in the slightest.In just a few hours, the red moon would rise.And that changed everything.For ordinary wolves, the red moon meant heat, instinct, and surrender—an overwhelming need to seek out and devour their mates, to lose control completely to desire. But for Alphas, it was something far more dangerous than simple instinct.It didn’t just awaken heat.It exposed obsessio
Scott.“She is a threat to the wolf clan.” Sage’s voice echoed loudly in my mind the moment I saw her being bullied.The words replayed with brutal clarity, sharp and unwavering, as I watched the scene unfold in front of me. A threat. That was what she was. And if Sage was right, then it only made sense that she should suffer. It was only right. After all, if she truly endangered the clan, then the quicker her downfall came, the better it would be for all of us.That was the logic, the duty and ghe rule I was supposed to follow.And yet, something inside me resisted it.Something I couldn’t name, couldn’t fully understand, but couldn’t ignore either. That same something made my body move before my thoughts could catch up. Before I could reconsider, before I could remind myself who I was supposed to be.And that same irrational part of me ended up pinning her against the wall.My grip had been firm, almost instinctive, as if my body acted on its own without asking for permission fro
Kayla.The moment we stepped into Scott’s room, my mind refused to settle. Thoughts collided violently inside my head, each one louder than the next, and all I could think about was the possibility of making a mistake. One wrong expression, one wrong reaction, and everything I had carefully built
Kayla.The moment we stepped into Scott’s room, my mind refused to settle. Thoughts collided violently inside my head, each one louder than the next, and all I could think about was the possibility of making a mistake. One wrong expression, one wrong reaction, and everything I had carefully built
LILLIAN.I stood frozen, my entire body locked in place, as the image from a few minutes ago replayed mercilessly in my mind.Scott… carrying her.That human girl had been in his arms—held so effortlessly, so naturally—as if she belonged there.My fingers curled slowly into fists at my sides.I, hi
Kayla.I rose slowly from my chair, every movement deliberate, my fists tightening with frustration over my failed attempt. The hairpin I had wielded just moments ago still tingled with potential, the imagined impact on his neck burning in my mind. He had been so close, so damn close. Just one pre







