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Chapter 30: The Chase Begins

Author: Victor ellis
last update publish date: 2026-07-23 21:12:18

My heart pounded as Eli stood right in front of me. His voice was low enough that only the three of us could hear. “Give me the artifact.”

For a second, I just stared at him. “What?”

“The artifact, my pack is coming. They know you have it. If they find it on you, they won’t ask questions. They’ll take it by force. ” he repeated. “Give it to me. Right now!”

I tightened my jaw. “No.”

His expression darkened. “Jax, this isn’t the time to be stubborn.”

“I said no.” I repeated.

The hallway suddenly
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    The room suddenly felt different. I lifted my head before I even understood why. Then it hit me.A scent.Not one. Too many.My nose caught them one after another, carried by the evening wind. Wolves. None of them belonged to Ryan’s pack. My heartbeat sped up. “My senses…” I whispered.The doctor looked at me. “What is it?”“There are wolves outside.”Mike frowned. “You can smell them from in here?”I nodded. “They’re getting closer.”Without thinking, I started walking toward the front window. One more step. Then another.“Stop.” The doctor’s voice cut through the room.I looked at him. “Don’t touch the curtain.”“Why?”His face stayed calm, but I saw the warning in his eyes. “Because if they’re outside, they’ll know we’re watching.”I swallowed.That made no sense… but I stopped anyway.I stepped back from the window. Instead, I closed my eyes and listened. At first, I heard nothing except my own breathing.Then car doors slammed shut. One. Two. Three. More.Heavy boots scraped acro

  • I WAS FATED TO MY ENEMY   Chapter 32: Safe Haven

    Mike didn’t slow down until the motorcycles disappeared from sight.He took one street after another, making sharp turns without saying a word. My heart was still pounding from the chase. Every few seconds, I looked through the back window, expecting the three bikes to appear again.Nothing.The road behind us stayed empty.A few minutes later, Mike finally pulled into the parking lot of a small building. I looked up. The sign hanging above the entrance made me freeze.The animal clinic.The same place. Memories rushed back. This was where Mike had brought me after Deucalion nearly killed me. I could still remember waking up in one of the treatment rooms, confused and covered in blood but healed.I looked at Mike. “Why are we here?”He switched off the engine and grabbed the keys. “Because if anyone knows how to hide us from werewolves, it’s the doctor.”“They are not werewolves, they are wolves” I said. “Same thing to me." Mike said. Without wasting another second, he climbed out.

  • I WAS FATED TO MY ENEMY   Chapter 31: Run

    The motorcycles exploded forward the second we pulled onto the next street.Mike cursed and slammed his foot on the gas. The Jeep shot ahead so hard my back hit the seat.“Hold on!” he yelled.The engine roared as we raced through Beacon Hills. Behind us, the three motorcycles split apart with perfect timing. One moved to the left, another stayed behind us, and the third came from the right.“They’re fast,” Lila whispered.The streets were busy. Cars honked as Mike squeezed through traffic. A delivery van barely missed our front bumper. Someone shouted from the sidewalk. Pedestrians jumped away as the Jeep sped past them.I grabbed the handle above the door to steady myself. “Can you lose them?”“I’m trying!” Mike replied.The motorcycles slipped between cars like they were riding through open air. No matter how hard Mike drove, they stayed close.Lila twisted in her seat and looked through the rear window. “They’re gaining!”I turned to look. She was right.The riders weren’t driving

  • I WAS FATED TO MY ENEMY   Chapter 30: The Chase Begins

    My heart pounded as Eli stood right in front of me. His voice was low enough that only the three of us could hear. “Give me the artifact.”For a second, I just stared at him. “What?”“The artifact, my pack is coming. They know you have it. If they find it on you, they won’t ask questions. They’ll take it by force. ” he repeated. “Give it to me. Right now!”I tightened my jaw. “No.”His expression darkened. “Jax, this isn’t the time to be stubborn.”“I said no.” I repeated. The hallway suddenly felt smaller. Students walked past us, laughing and talking about homework.Eli took one step closer. “You don’t understand what’s happening.”“I understand enough not to trust you.”“No, you don’t.”I folded my arms. “That artifact belongs to my family, the shadowfang took it from us when they wiped us all out.”Eli stayed silent.I continued, “I don’t know what secrets it’s hiding yet. But one thing I do know…” I looked him straight in the eyes. “…the Shadowfang pack doesn’t want it for anyth

  • I WAS FATED TO MY ENEMY   Chapter 29: The hunters arrive

    The morning air was cool as Eli stood alone behind an old gym. His hands rested in his pockets while he watched students arrive through the front gate. Cars and bikes pulled in one after another. Laughter echoed across the parking lot. To everyone else, it looked like another normal school day. Eli knew better. A soft flutter made him turn. A black raven landed on a nearby fence. Tied to its leg was a small leather tube. Eli sighed. “So… you have come for me.” The raven stayed still as he untied the message. He opened it. His expression hardened. Only a few words were written inside. Return to Shadowfang immediately. Your disappearance is an act of betrayal. They have sent scouts to monitor you. Eli folded the paper without another word. For a long moment, he stared toward the school building. Then he crushed the message in his fist. “I’m not going back.” The raven let out a loud cry. “They can call me a traitor if they want,” Eli muttered. “I’m staying.” The bird spread its wing

  • I WAS FATED TO MY ENEMY   Chapter 28: Eyes in the Dark

    I woke up with a sharp gasp. For a second, I didn’t know where I was. My room was dark. The only light came from the moon shining through the window. My heart pounded so hard I could hear it in my ears. I rubbed my face and took a slow breath. “It was just a dream…” But it didn’t feel like one. I had seen the battlefield again. Only this time, it was different. The blue light from the artifact had appeared before me, brighter than ever. It pulled me into another vision. I stood in the middle of a broken field covered with blood, fallen wolves, humans and Hunters. A beast bigger and stronger than Deucalion was there. His eyes locked onto mine. Then someone stepped beside me. Eli. He looked injured. Blood stained his shirt, yet he stood tall with his claws out. “I’m not leaving you,” he said. Before I could ask him anything, more figures appeared around us. My pack. Their eyes glowed different colors depending on their species. They stood with me, shoulders squared, claws ready.

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