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The better version of the General
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Marked by my father's enemy alpha The mission that changed it all
Lira's POV I nodded at Lord Marco signalling that I understood the plan. Every detail he had laid out was perfect. Yet, I couldn't shake off the heaviness in my heart. Back in my old life, before I got my wolf, before all this, I complained about being alone, about nobody caring, about how dull life had been. And now I had Syvira, I carried an even heavier burden. The thought that Damien might never get the cure before the next full moon clawed at me. What would that mean for him and the Blackthornes? The very idea of losing him–of losing everything hurt more than I could have ever imagined. While Lord Marco and the others were preparing, I moved closer to Matthew. He lay nearby and Alia sat close. “How are you feeling Matthew?” I asked softly, trying to focus on something else. He shrugged. A small smile tugged at his lips. “I'm fine. Alia is keeping me entertained with stories about the house. I chuckled slightly, though it sounded forced. “Well, bore me with your stories
Marked by my father's enemy alpha The better version of the General
Lord Marco's POV I watched Lira closely, taking in the way her face fell the moment I told her the truth–that what the General had done would become permanent by the next full moon if we didn't act quickly. Her expression was glum, almost as if the mute button had been pressed. Not a word escaped her lips. I understood how she felt. If I were in her shoes, I would be just as shaken. It wasn't just about the cruelty of my brother. It ran deeper. My brother had always acted as though the werewolf lands would never interest him as much as they do now. But his purpose was finally clear. We wanted to be among them so badly. He still clung on to old wounds from the past with Damien and me. But dwelling on that in front of Lira would do nothing to ease her pain. What mattered now was action. And I had to help her. She has risked her life to save Alia. She always put others first at great personal cost–a trait he shared in common with my wife. “Lira,” I said gently.” Breaking the silence
Marked by my father's enemy alpha Hiding behind Lumina
Salcan's POV I didn't stop my horse until I was sure we were a good distance away. I looked back and there was no more gunfire. The General pulled up beside me, his horse stumping recklessly. “Do you think they are still trailing us?” I asked him. He was too busy catching his breath to give me a response. "Who were those people?” I asked curiously. “The way those bullets were flying–they could only be from the human lands. I thought you were the only one who used weapons like that? Are they trying to compete with you?” I clenched my jaw. Those bullets were not ordinary. The guns were obviously being controlled by skilled men. Whoever fired them knew exactly where to aim. “I don't know who they are,” the General said finally. “And I wasn't about to turn back to find out. That would've earned me a bullet to the spine.” “The first thought that came to my mind as we dodged the bullets was my men,” I continued. “Imagine I hadn't commanded them to camp a few miles away while we go
Marked by my father's enemy alpha Should I go or should I stay?
Damien's POV The moment I stepped into the courtyard and shouted, “Enough” my voice echoed loud enough for everyone to hear. For a moment, I thought it might change something. But nothing did. The beta with a knife at Seav's throat didn't flinch. Not even a little. “Alpha, you should be resting,” Aragon said cautiously, his tone almost sounding like he was pleading. “Don't tell me what to do,” I said angrily. “If I'm your Alpha, you're not supposed to be giving me directions.” I tried to speak those words with more authority but inside I felt empty. “What's going on here?” I asked. From the crowd, one of the other Betas spoke up. “We don't have an alpha.” Aragon shot him a warning glare. “Do not speak like that.” “Oh please,” the Beta scoffed. “Save me the instructions. We saw it happen. We saw it at the border. We're being too sentimental. The pack needs a new Alpha. That's the way it's done.” Aragon tried to rein them in, his voice echoing through the courtyard. “Let me remi
Marked by my father's enemy alpha First step to a cure
Lira's POV “So you mean you were spying on me?” Alia snapped. “I can take care of myself. I didn't need someone trailing me.”Lord Marco didn't say anything. He just smiled.“I know you can,” he said calmly. “That was never in doubt. However, the lands are no longer what they used to be. Politics has made wolves draw border lines. Things like that can endanger your life.”Alia huffed and folded her arms, but she didn't interrupt this time.“If I hadn't sent someone to keep an eye on you,” he went on. “I wouldn't have known when things went wrong. I wouldn't have known you were cast out.”That showed how much he knew about the werewolf lands although he didn't live there.“And then there's the rest of it,” Lord Marco added, lowering his tone. “What happened in Blackthorne? I heard the General used something on Damien. My sources didn't tell me what it was. That's why I want to hear from you.”I exhaled, my voice sounding shaky in the tunnel. “It's a long story…” I said. “But in summar
Marked by my father's enemy alpha The journey of discovery
Lira's POV I didn't move at first. Even when Lord Marco stepped closer. The ringing in my ears and the smell of gunpowder kept my body locked in place.“I'm here to take you home,” he said.“Wait,” I blurted out with a sharp tone. I could hear the vibration in my voice. I found it difficult to control my breathing.“Wait—how did you find us? What exactly did you hear happened? Who told you?”He studied me for a moment and then he lifted his gaze to stare at the trees. He was scanning them carefully to make sure the General and Salcan weren't watching.Matthew became slightly uneasy beside me. He crouched to the ground, the blood from his leg soaking his trousers. He looked from me to Marco wearily.“Who is this man?” He asked quietly.Before I could answer, Alia sprang forward, throwing her arms around Lord Marco's torso, burying her face into his chest.“Matthew,” she said, breathless. “This is my father.”Lord Marco's hand came down on her back instantly. He took a long exhale and
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