LOGIN(Sylvia's POV)I couldn't believe the audacity of Raven's words. He was trying to paint himself as some kind of hero when he had nearly gotten me killed."You almost got me killed at Blood Moon territory!" I shot back, my voice rising with indignation. "If it weren't for Lucas saving me, I would be
(Sylvia's POV)The next morning, I was awakened by the urgent ringing of my phone. Gamma's voice came through clearly, but the news he delivered made my blood run cold."Luna," he said, his voice tight with worry. "We have a serious problem."I sat up immediately, fully alert despite the early hour.
(Sylvia's POV)Three days after my conversation with Lucas, Gamma contacted me with news that filled me with anticipation and hope."I've found the perfect location," he said over the phone, his voice filled with excitement. "A training ground where we can meet without being detected.""Where?" I as
(Sylvia's POV)After being discharged from the medical facility, I made my way back to Silver Moon Pack territory. My mind was focused on the conversation I'd had with Gamma and the plans we needed to put into motion.I needed to see him in person to discuss the details of gathering loyal wolves. Ti
(Sylvia's POV)After Diana left, I couldn't shake the feeling that she was hiding something crucial about my father's death. Her guilty behavior and evasive answers had planted seeds of doubt in my mind.I needed to find out the truth, and I knew exactly who to contact first.I picked up my phone an
(Sylvia's POV)When I opened my eyes again, the first thing I noticed was the sterile white ceiling above me. The antiseptic smell of a medical facility filled my nostrils.I was lying on a hospital bed, but something felt wrong. My body should have been broken from the fall, yet I felt no pain.Con
(Sylvia's POV)Consciousness returned slowly, like swimming up from the depths of a dark ocean. My body ached everywhere, each breath sending sharp pains through my ribs.The room around me was small and shabby, with cracked walls and a single window that let in pale morning light. This wasn't the h
(Sylvia's POV)As Lucas carried me through the sterile corridors of the detention center, his steady heartbeat against my ear provided the only comfort I'd felt in days. The warmth of his coat wrapped around me like a shield against the nightmare I'd just escaped."Sylvia," he said quietly, his voic
(Sylvia's POV)Astrid's terrified scream filled the air as I yanked the tablecloth with all my strength. The expensive fabric came free with a satisfying rip, sending desserts, wine bottles, and crystal glasses crashing to the floor.The sound of shattering glass and splashing liquids created a symp
(Sylvia's POV)My heart jumped at the messenger's words. I immediately stood up from the bed, ignoring the pain shooting through my injured body."Take me there now!" I ordered, following the panicked children as they rushed toward the courtyard.My mind raced with confusion. Tommy should still be i







