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Chapter 82 – Fractures in the Pack

Author: Sweet Dee
last update Last Updated: 2025-08-24 21:04:49

The cavern was quiet again, save for the ragged sound of breathing. Racheal sat slumped against the wall, her body trembling as if the very bones beneath her skin were fighting to hold her upright. Sweat slicked her temples, and her hands—still glowing faintly from the ritual—shook violently.

Lucas lay stretched out beside her, his chest rising and falling in uneven waves. The wound that had nearly claimed him was now closed, a pale scar replacing the gaping hole. His skin had regained some color, though his body radiated a coldness that made Racheal’s heart seize every time she touched him.

Damon stood a few paces away, arms crossed, his piercing eyes fixed on her. His wolf radiated off him in heavy waves, bristling with restrained fury.

“You should not have done that,” he growled, his voice edged with something sharper than anger—fear.

Racheal forced her head up, meeting his glare. “He was dying, Damon. What was I supposed to do? Watch him fade away?” Her voice cracked, exhaustion f
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