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Chapter 41

Author: Jenny Wrld
last update Huling Na-update: 2025-07-17 21:45:47

“Fenrik… are you okay?” Agatha whispered, her voice unsteady as she watched him stand there, chest heaving, his hands clenching at his sides.

He didn’t answer at first. His breaths came heavier, harsher. Then suddenly — as if his control snapped — he shoved her back.

She stumbled, crashing into her bedside table, knocking the lamp to the floor with a sharp crack. Pain shot through her hip where she hit the wood, but she barely noticed.

Her eyes stayed locked on him.

The man in front of her was changing — his usual teasing blue eyes glowing deep crimson now, his body trembling, his jaw tight as a feral growl rolled from his throat.

“Leave, Agatha,” he ground out, his voice breaking, guttural. “Before I hurt you. I can’t… control it. Please. Go.”

But she shook her head, breathing hard herself. “I can’t leave you, Fenrik.”

His head snapped toward her, his eyes blazing, his lips pulling back to reveal his sharp teeth as his growl deepened.

“Leave!” he roared, his voice not entirely human
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