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CHAPTER 30: HE BREAKS HIS OWN RULE
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Forsaken by the Alpha CHAPTER 79: BENEATH THE FULL MOON
The forest did not feel unfamiliar anymore.It felt alive.Selene moved through it without understanding how her body already knew where to step. Wet earth pressed beneath her paws. Fallen branches cracked softly beneath her weight before disappearing behind her again.Everything moved faster now.Cleaner.The wind no longer brushed against her skin.It carried information.Scents layered over one another endlessly. Trees, moss, distant water, wolves, territory markings old and new. Her senses pulled at everything at once, overwhelming and natural in the same breath.But none of it felt wrong.For the first time since the change began nothing inside her felt trapped.Her body stretched forward through the forest line again, powerful muscles moving beneath moonlit fur with frightening ease. She leaped over broken roots without thought. Landed smoothly. Kept moving.Faster.The full moon followed overhead, silver light slipping through the trees in fractured pieces.Her wolf welcomed it
Forsaken by the Alpha CHAPTER 78: WHISPERS OF SELENE
Silence settled heavily after Maela’s question.No one answered immediately.Because hearing Selene’s name spoken like that inside Silvermoon still felt unfamiliar.Not impossible.Just changed.Maela remained near the doorway, hands lightly clasped before her. Her posture stayed respectful, but something uneasy lingered beneath it now.Evelyn noticed first.Not fear.Concern.Real concern.Seraphina spoke before the silence stretched too long.“The pack does not need rumors,” she said evenly. “It needs discipline.”Her tone remained calm.Controlled.But the weight behind it was unmistakable.Maela lowered her head slightly.“Yes, my lady.”Still, Evelyn could see the hesitation that remained.The servants had heard the howl.The younger wolves had reacted to it.And now the entire castle was trying to understand what Silvermoon itself did not yet fully understand.Evelyn stepped forward slightly.“Fear spreads faster when no one understands the truth,” she said quietly.Seraphina’s
Forsaken by the Alpha CHAPTER 77: WHAT THE PACK FELT
Silvermoon had not returned to normal after the pursuit began.It only became quieter.And somehow, that felt worse.The castle corridors no longer carried their usual rhythm. Conversations lowered when footsteps approached. Servants moved carefully, eyes avoiding one another for too long.Because everyone had heard it.That howl.Even those who did not understand what it meant had felt what it did to the pack.The full moon still hung above Silvermoon, pale light spilling through the high windows of the eastern hall. Shadows stretched long across the stone floor, restless beneath flickering torchlight.Near the servant wing, whispers moved faster than orders.“They said the dungeon bars were damaged—”“No first-shift should have that kind of strength—”“She escaped past the lower grounds—”“Was it really her?”Maela turned sharply toward the younger servants.“That’s enough.”The girls immediately lowered their heads.Maela rarely raised her voice.Which made it worse when she did.O
Forsaken by the Alpha CHAPTER 76: THE PURSUIT
The forest beyond Silvermoon did not sleep.It listened.Every branch held a memory of movement. Every patch of earth carried scent trails that were already fading, shifting, rewriting themselves under the pressure of the full moon.And now—Silvermoon was moving into it.Not as chaos.As structure.At the front line, Damian moved without hesitation.The cloak around his shoulders caught against the wind, but he did not slow. His presence alone changed the rhythm of the wolves behind him. No one spoke unless necessary. No one broke formation.This was not a search.It was a pursuit.Liam moved slightly behind and to the side, eyes scanning the terrain as he spoke in low, controlled intervals.“Three tracking lines deployed north-west. Two cutting south ridge. Perimeter widening every five minutes.”Damian didn’t look at him.“Any scent lock?”“Not stable,” Liam replied. “It’s… fragmented.”That made Damian’s jaw tighten slightly.Fragmented meant movement without pattern.Instinct with
Forsaken by the Alpha CHAPTER 75: THE PACK RESPONDS
The alarm did not sound like war.It sounded like interruption.A break in order.And in Silvermoon, that was more dangerous than violence.Within minutes, the lower corridors of the castle shifted into controlled movement. Wolves moved with precision, not panic—armor adjusted, routes assigned, tracking formations prepared.But beneath it all, something restless lingered.Not confusion.Instability.Liam stood over the stone table marked with the forest grid, already issuing commands.“West ridge sealed. East corridor remains open for tracking units only. No one crosses the southern boundary without clearance.”A guard nodded quickly and moved.Another stepped forward.“Beta… the southern border units are reacting.”Liam’s eyes lifted.“Define reacting.”The guard hesitated.“The newly turned wolves. They’re unstable. Pacing, agitation, loss of control in some cases.”Liam’s expression sharpened slightly.“Contain them,” he said firmly. “Keep formation tight. Do not let instinct overr
Forsaken by the Alpha CHAPTER 74: AFTERMATH OF SILENCE
The silence after the escape did not feel empty.It felt wrong.Like the castle itself was holding its breath and refusing to release it.Damian stood in his study without moving for a long time, eyes fixed on nothing in particular. The air around him was still, but the tension inside it was not.Liam closed the door behind him quietly.Neither of them spoke at first.Because speaking meant accepting what had just happened.And neither of them had fully done that yet.Then Liam finally broke the silence.“You shouldn’t have confined her like that.”The words were not loud.But they landed heavily.Damian didn’t react immediately.His gaze remained steady, but something behind it tightened.“She was unstable,” Damian said finally.Liam exhaled slowly, shaking his head once.“No,” he replied. “We called it instability because we didn’t understand it.”That made the air shift slightly.Damian’s jaw tightened.Liam continued anyway.“She wasn’t acting out of control,” he said. “She was sh
Forsaken by the Alpha CHAPTER 50: BETWEEN TWO WORLDS
Darkness crept in slowly. It was like something was pulling Selene under. Not to hurt her. To take her somewhere else. She didn't feel any pain. No weight. No sense of her body. Just a strange feeling that stretched into nothingness. Then she heard a sound. A howl. It didn't echo in her ears. It w
Forsaken by the Alpha CHAPTER 48: INTERRUPTED SHADOW
Selene could not understand why she was wide awake.She had tried to sleep.She really had tried to sleep.Selene lay on her side with her eyes closed and hands tucked beneath her cheek.Willing her body to settle into something quieter and normal.The room was still.Too still.This kind of stilln
Forsaken by the Alpha CHAPTER 47: WHERE CONTROL BREAKS
Damian did not remember moving to the bed. Not clearly anyway. One moment Seraphina was in his arms, her breath unsteady, her fingers gripping into him like she was afraid he would pull away again.. The next moment she was beneath him.The shift was not gentle. It was not planned. It was instinct.
Forsaken by the Alpha CHAPTER 46: THINGS THAT DON’T SETTLE
Damian didn't shut the door behind him completely.He rarely did when leaving a room that still had an atmosphere.The kind that lingered long after the conversation ended.He stepped into the corridor feeling the cooler and quieter air but it didn't ease the tightness in his chest.Instead it made
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