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CHAPTER 38: BEHIND CLOSED DOORS
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2026-05-01 21:15:43
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Forsaken by the Alpha CHAPTER 81: THE ALPHA’S WRATH
Silence held the clearing for one dangerous second after Damian spoke.Not natural silence.The kind that came before violence.The rogues felt it too.But neither stepped back.One of them laughed softly instead, glancing toward Selene where she still lay partially hidden beneath the roots and leaves.“Relax, Alpha,” he said casually. “We only found her here.”The second smirked faintly.“We were trying to help.”Damian did not answer.He stood completely still beneath the moonlight, gaze fixed on them with a calmness that felt worse than anger.The forest itself seemed to tighten around him.The rogues exchanged another look.One of them tilted his head slightly.“She fought harder than expected though,” he admitted. “That was entertaining.”Still no response.Damian’s silence deepened instead.The second rogue crouched slightly near Selene again.Too close.“She’d make a perfect bride,” he said with faint amusement. “Strong bloodline too.”That was the mistake.The moment his hand
Forsaken by the Alpha CHAPTER 80: UNCLAIMED
The forest had changed again.Not in shape.In intent.Selene felt it before she saw them.Two presences.Heavy.Unfamiliar.Wrong in the way they moved through Silvermoon’s outer territory—as if the land itself rejected them.Her wolf slowed immediately.Not in fear.In awareness.The moonlight filtered through the trees in fractured silver lines, touching the dark fur along her back as she stood motionless at the edge of the clearing.Still.Listening.The wind shifted once.And then she saw them.Two wolves.Large.Broad-shouldered.Circling.Not rushing.Not attacking.Watching.Measuring.Their eyes glowed faintly beneath the moonlight, tracking every movement she made like predators deciding whether something was worth breaking apart.Selene’s body lowered instinctively.A low growl rose from her throat.Warning.The wolves continued circling.Slowly at first.Then closer.Their movements were calm in a way that made them more dangerous.Experienced.Not newly turned.Not unstab
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 35: THE NIGHT DOESN’T REST
Sleep did not come back to Selene.She tried to sleep.She really did try.Selene lay still on the bed with her eyes closed and her body unmoving, willing herself to drift off to sleep again. Every time she got close her mind pulled her back to the dream, to the waters.Her fingers curled slightly
Forsaken by the Alpha CHAPTER 31: TOO CLOSE TO IGNORE
The dining hall smelled faintly of roasted meat and fresh bread. Silverwares arranged meticulously.The hall was quieter than usual.Not silent. Just… controlled.Plates shifted.Cutlery touched porcelain.Servants moved in and out, careful not to make unnecessary noise.Damian sat at the head of t
Forsaken by the Alpha CHAPTER 30: HE BREAKS HIS OWN RULE
The pain did not go away. It just stayed there.. Persistent. It was not his pain. But felt like it.Damian walked down the corridor with strides. His footsteps echoed behind him. His jaw was tight. His eyes were fixed on one thing. Finding her. He did not question it anymore. He just kept moving.T
Forsaken by the Alpha CHAPTER 29: THE DISTANCE HE CREATED
The castle felt different in the morning. It was hard to explain. Something was off. The guards were still standing at their posts and the cooks were moving around in the kitchens. You could still hear people walking and talking in the halls. Selene felt it soon as she woke up. She had this feeli
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