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The Attack [The Pack House]

Author: Francix Pen
last update Last Updated: 2025-06-29 21:21:14

Ivy’s Pov:

I couldn't sleep.

The bed was warm, the sheets soft, and yet my body remained tense, curled into itself like a bow. Every time I closed my eyes, I heard whispers—echoes of voices not my own.

They slipped into my mind like ghosts: fractured, angry, grieving.

“They took the children.”

“Where was the Alpha?”

“She’s not one of us.”

“She’s a curse.”

I tried to block them out, tried to remind myself I wasn’t supposed to hear them—not unless someone linked me directly. But the voices weren’t speaking to me. They were speaking about me.

A chill crawled down my spine as I sat up, clutching the sheets tighter around me. I didn’t know if it was just my anxiety… or something worse.

Then—a knock came at the door.

I stiffened.

Another knock came, firmer this time. I hesitated, reaching out with my senses, but the mindlink was silent now. I couldn’t hear whoever was at the door and it sparked my curiosity to know who it was—could it be Kieran?

He was the only one who knew I could listen
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  • Hybrid Luna to the Alpha    Underdogs

    Ivy’s Pov: He was gone. I woke up and he wasn't beside me. The room still had a faint trace of his scent, so instead of sulking that he was gone, I inhaled the most of what I could of his smell. I sat up slowly, the ache in my muscles reminding me that I hadn't imagined last night’s event. My wrists throbbed, and I noticed faint bruises already formed where the rogue had grabbed me. I ran a thumb over them, shivering slightly. Kieran left without a word, of course, it wasn't like he was obliged to tell me when he was leaving. It stung me, I didn’t know why it did. It wasn't like I expected anything more, he'd only spent the night with me because the pack house was infiltrated. After dressing, I stepped into the hallway. The guards posted at my door gave me a stiff nod and nothing more than that. I made my way toward the dining hall, my stomach tightening with unease. A small part of me hoped to see him there, thinking that there might have been a slight chance that I’d misread

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