Masuk[OLIVIA’s Point of View]
This was the end I never wanted to have.
~Samantha~Dominic’s voice thundered through the courtyard behind me.“Split into four teams. East, north, west. I’ll take the south with my mate.”I stopped abruptly and turned to look at him.“Do you h
~Samantha~ The only thing that kept me from going crazy on the way back was the thought of seeing my kids. I got to the pack house and heard no laughter, excited voices, or even Diana running out to greet me.
~Samantha~“There!” Lila pointed. “Inside!”We sprinted to the door. Lila kicked it open. We piled in.“Block it!” Dominic dumped Killian on the floor. Started shoving couches and tables against the entrance. “Windows too!”We barricaded everything fast. Could hear boots pounding closer outside.“That door’s not gonna last long,” Lila said, knives already back in her hands. “They’ll bust through.”“I know. Buys us a minute.” Dominic peeked out a crack in the window. “How many you see?”“Fifteen. Maybe more joining.”“Perfect.” I knelt by Killian again. Felt his pulse. Weak but still there. “He needs more. The spell messed him up bad.”“Then do it quick. Company’s almost here.” Dominic didn’t turn around. Just kept staring out.I stood. Moved to the window. Saw them circling the cabin. Closing the net.Then Tall guy stepped through the busted door. Chill as hell. Like he was walking into a party.“Enough.” His voice sliced through the noise. “Stop.”Every single one of his guys froze.
~Samantha~We halted to a dead stop right in the middle of the empty road.“What the actual fuck?” Lila slammed the key forward again. Nothing. Not even a click. “I literally just put gas in this thing yesterday.”“It’s not the gas.” Dominic was already scanning out every window like he could see through the dark. “We’re getting jacked by magic. Something’s killing the engine on purpose.”“Awesome. Just what we needed.” I popped my seatbelt. “How many heads we got coming?”“Can’t get an exact number yet. But they’ve got us boxed in from every side.” Dominic grabbed the door handle. “Everybody pile out. Let’s do this standing up.”We scrambled out, just before the footsteps started. A lot of them. Coming from every single direction.“Show your faces!” Dominic shouted. “Stop playing hide-and-seek like little bitches!”Guys stepped out from between the trees. All in black. Masks covering everything but their eyes. Had to be at least twenty.“For real?” Killian cracked his knuckles, alrea
~Samantha~We parked the vehicle half a mile from the Wolf Tomb and walked the rest of the way.After twenty minutes of walking, we reached a clearing. The Wolf Tomb sat in the middle. Except now it looked different.The entrance was ripped open. Stone scattered everywhere like something had exploded from inside. And carved into the ground around the whole thing was a massive circ
~Devon~"Then let's do it really good." Diana moved closer. "So he gets a whole week.""Both of you need to work together on this one. Your powers are stronger when you combine them." Lila put the black bag between us. "Devon, you put the plants in. Diana, you tie the string. Then both of you push power at the same time."I put in the shadow thorn first. It was prickly and mean-lo
Samantha’s POV“Mom, why do you smell like him?” I froze mid-step at Devon’s innocent question.The twins stood in the doorway of the living room with their faces scrunched in confusion. Devon’s nose twitched as if he was still trying to figure out where the scent was coming from, and Diana was clu
Samantha’s POV“Don’t you ever scare me like that again,” I warned, pulling the car into the driveway. My eyes flicked to the rearview mirror where Devon and Diana sat silently, their wide, guilty eyes meeting mine.They didn’t respond right away, but their guilt was obvious. Taking a deep breath, I f
Dominic’s POV“Tell me you have something,” I said, leaning back in my chair as Liam stepped in, taking my attention away from the file spread across my desk. Liam cleared his throat. “I tracked down some details about the twins.”My fingers drummed against the desk as I waited. He always dragged out
Killian’s POVI kept my hand resting lightly on Diana’s shoulder as we walked through the corridor, ensuring she stayed close. She was a handful, that much was clear, but there was something charming about her boldness and quick wit. Beside her, Devon trailed behind quietly, his gaze darting around a







