Library
Maghanap
Home / Werewolf / Mating The Half She-Wolf / CHAPTER 80.

Share

CHAPTER 80.

Author: Thecesca
last update Huling Na-update: 2025-06-09 10:48:54

There was silence. A heavy, exhausting silence.

Levi fell to one knee, panting. I hurried to his side and dropped beside him, pressing my hands to the bleeding wound across his chest.

“I’ve got you,” I whispered. “Just stay with me.”

“I’m not going anywhere,” he murmured, trying to smile. “Not when you look like a goddess who just killed a vampire prince.”

I laughed and cried all at once. “Don’t make jokes. You’re bleeding all over me.”

He winced but kept his eyes on mine. “You saved me.”

“We saved each other.”

He brushed his knuckles against my cheek. “You were incredible. You finally felt it, you felt your wolf.”

“I think I always have,” I said softly. “I just had to learn to trust her…and myself. Now I know it’s not me or her, it’s us. We’re one, and we’re stronger together.”

“Good,” he whispered. “Because you’re going to need her.”

“What do you mean?”

His eyes darkened. “You don’t just kill a prince without consequences. I expect the ferals to be back someday. They’re not ones to
Patuloy na basahin ang aklat na ito nang libre
I-scan ang code upang i-download ang App
Locked Chapter
Nakaraang Kabanata Susunod na kabanata

Pinakabagong kabanata

  • Mating The Half She-Wolf   CHAPTER 90.

    The decision came as I stared at my reflection in the bathroom mirror, blotting cafeteria spaghetti sauce off my shirt with a trembling hand. My cheeks still burned with humiliation, and the echo of laughter haunted my ears. Shawn had tripped me in front of the entire cafeteria, and everyone had seen.The same boy who had told me he loved me just about two months ago. The boy I thought I’d spend the rest of my life with. He humiliated me, and didn’t feel an ounce of pity.I was done.I pressed the paper towel harder into my chest, not caring anymore if it hurt. I didn’t want to be this girl. The one who got walked over. Who got mocked. Who got treated like a footnote in someone else’s spotlight.If Ella and Shawn thought I’d just take it, they didn’t know me at all.Not anymore.I stared at myself a moment longer, let the image of my tear smudged makeup and ruined outfit sear into my memory—because this would be the last time they’d ever see me like this.They wanted a show? Fine. I’d

  • Mating The Half She-Wolf   CHAPTER 89.

    I tried to keep my head down the next two days. I honestly thought if I just stayed out of everyone’s way, the drama would die down on its own. But I should’ve known better. Hartville High thrived on drama, and I had walked back in oozing with mystery.Where had I been and why was I back? Everyone wanted to know, and not everyone was pleased.Every hallway felt like a stage where I was the unwilling lead, dodging glances, whispers, and not so subtle sneers. People I used to sit with now looked past me like I was a ghost. Some did worse, snickering as I passed, making sure their words were just loud enough.But I didn’t react. Not to any of it.I sat in the back of every class, answered only when called, and avoided eye contact. I did my homework. I kept my voice low. I did everything short of vanishing into thin air. And still, it wasn’t enough.Ella had made it her personal mission to break me.It started with small, nasty comments every time I walked by her, bumping into me in the h

  • Mating The Half She-Wolf   CHAPTER 88.

    My first mistake was thinking I could get everything back to the way it used to be.I started the morning excited, energetic, and all so ready to crush my first day back to Hartville high. Standing in front of the mirror, tracing the hem of my new dress—the fitting as if it had been made specially just for me. Dark green, hugging my curves just right, and golden accents that made my eyes look like they held stars. My hair fell in soft curls over my shoulders, and my lips were tinted in a neutral pink gloss.Breakfast had been quick. I barely ate, too anxious of what the day might bring and internally planning to capture back the hearts of Shawn and Ella. I also made a mental note to speak with Shawn and address our current relationship dynamics.Of course, I was going to let him know I wanted to be just friends. My heart couldn’t take anymore strain.The moment I crossed the threshold of our front door and into the sunlight, it all became too real, almost hectic. The air was too loud,

  • Mating The Half She-Wolf   CHAPTER 87.

    I stood in a field of stars.There was no ground beneath my feet, yet I wasn’t falling. Just floating in a velvet sea of light and space, suspended by something I couldn’t name. The stars pulsed gently, alive, a heartbeat echoing in the silence.And then I saw him.The mysterious boy from my dreams. The one I could never fully remember once I woke up. His face blurred at the edges, but somehow familiar, like a name on the tip of my tongue.He stood at the center of it all, bathed in starlight, his eyes a vivid silver that shimmered when they found mine. He looked wrecked. Like he’d been crying for hours, but hadn’t let a single tear fall."Please," he whispered, stepping toward me. “Don’t let me go.”My chest tightened. “I still don’t know who you are.”He ignored the statement, or maybe it just didn’t matter.“You promised me, Astra,” he said. His voice trembled like something fragile. “You said you’d never forget me. You said we were forever.”My throat closed up, the stars around u

  • Mating The Half She-Wolf   CHAPTER 86.

    The scent of coffee drifted through the air before the sun even climbed fully over the treetops. I turned over beneath the covers, the warmth of my childhood bed both comforting and suffocating. I hadn’t meant to fall asleep in my clothes, but exhaustion had pulled me under too quickly for pajamas or brushing my teeth.My muscles ached—not from training this time, but from emotional fatigue. A different kind of pain.When I finally pushed myself out of bed, my reflection startled me. My hair was tangled, my eyes puffy, and my skin pale. I looked like I’d walked out of a storm, and maybe I had. Not a storm made of wind and rain, but of confusion, regret, and every bottled-up emotion I’d buried in Moondew.Downstairs, the house was alive in the quiet way only my mother knew how to orchestrate—radio playing soft music, a plate already stacked with pancakes as she made some more, sunlight slanting in through the lace curtains.“Morning,” she said, not turning as I walked in. “Have some co

  • Mating The Half She-Wolf   CHAPTER 85.

    The open road was all I had to keep me company. No music. No calls. Just the low, steady whine of the highway beneath me. The signs passed by like ghosts—quiet and unnoticed. One pointed toward Philadelphia, another toward New York. None of them mattered. I just kept driving north.Delaware faded into the rearview mirror before I could think too hard about it. I'd never realized how empty the world could feel until I left Moondew. Maybe it was the pack bond. The energy. The heartbeat of something bigger than me pulsing around me at all times. Now? It was just me.And the ache.I kept my eyes on the road, but my thoughts kept slipping sideways, drifting back to Levi’s face. The way his voice cracked when he snapped. The way I did too. There was no winner in that fight. Only a girl and a boy who thought they could have it all.Sometimes I caught myself reaching for my phone, itching to text Valerie or Jerry, but I stopped every time. I couldn't cling to comfort just because I was scared

Higit pang Kabanata

Maaari mong magustuhan

Galugarin at basahin ang magagandang nobela
Libreng basahin ang magagandang nobela sa GoodNovel app. I-download ang mga librong gusto mo at basahin kahit saan at anumang oras.
Libreng basahin ang mga aklat sa app
I-scan ang code para mabasa sa App
DMCA.com Protection Status