Share

05

The silence settles in the room, thick and laden, as Dylan processes the accusations I've just hurled at him. The new Alpha, visibly stunned by the revelations and the pressure on his throat, fails to find words to justify his actions.

My departure from the room is anything but subtle. The door slams behind me, resonating through the corridor like a thunderous echo of my boiling rage. Each step I take is purposeful, my footfalls a rhythmic cadence that mirrors the tumultuous emotions churning within me.

The air in the corridor becomes charged, thick with the intensity of unspoken tension. It's as if my fury, the accusations hanging in the air, has woven an invisible web that ensnares everyone in its path. 

The atmosphere pulsates with discomfort, a palpable unease settling over those left behind in the wake of my exit.

The weight of the unspoken truth, the knowledge of Daliah's unjust suffering and the revelation of the Alpha's betrayal, adds a heavy burden to the charged air. It's a suffocating mix of anger, disbelief, and a growing sense of accountability that lingers like an unresolved storm.

As I stride through the corridor, the walls seem to absorb the echoes of my wrath. The dimly lit passage amplifies the shadows cast by my clenched fists, a visual representation of the internal tempest raging within me. The very essence of the place resonates with the repercussions of the exposed secrets, leaving an indelible mark on the once-quiet hallway.

Behind me, the room I exited is left in disarray, its occupants grappling with the aftermath of the confrontation. The tension persists, lingering like a haunting melody, as the truth hangs in the air, awaiting acknowledgment and resolution.

I encounter a soldier waiting outside. His eyes reflect the unease of the situation, and he hesitates before speaking. With a respectful tone, the soldier approaches.

"My king, there's something you need to know about Daliah. Her story is one etched in pain and neglect."

I listen attentively, my face marked by a mix of sorrow and anger. 

"She was but a vulnerable girl, nurtured under the guardianship of the pack's brothers. However, instead of the warmth of familial bonds, her existence was marred by relentless mistreatment and perpetual neglect. From the tender age of her youth, she bore the brunt of the pack's cruelty, enduring a ceaseless barrage of abuse. The very members who should have offered protection and guidance subjected her to a harrowing isolation. In this desolate environment, devoid of the love and care every she-wolf deserves, she faced the world alone. The brothers, her supposed protectors, callously denied her the fundamental elements of a happy and secure upbringing. Her spirit, though battered, refused to be extinguished. Through the harshness of her reality, she clung to the flicker of resilience within, a testament to her strength in the face of adversity."

Daliah's story resonates deeply within me, heightening my determination to protect and care for the young woman who has endured so much suffering. 

The soldier continues, revealing distressing details about Daliah's life.

"She was unfairly confined to the dungeons, a victim of lies and manipulation by the brothers. Every moment in the darkness of that cell left deep scars on her soul."

I feel the weight of this revelation. Understanding the pain Daliah has endured ignites a flame of determination in my chest. I commit, more than ever, to freeing Daliah from her suffering and providing her with the safety and love she deserves.

**

I retrace my steps back to the hospital, my strides fueled by a mix of urgency and lingering fury. As I reach the familiar corridors, the clinical scent of antiseptic washes over me, a stark contrast to the tumultuous emotions raging within. 

The weight of Daliah's torment weighs heavily on my shoulders, and I can't shake the profound need to protect her from further harm.

Upon my return, the hospital room stands before me, a threshold where the unfolding of destinies seems palpable. My eyes lock onto Daliah, who, in stark contrast to the frail figure I found in the dungeons, stands ready to depart. The transformation is striking – her resilience evident despite the lingering shadows in her eyes.

"Daliah," I murmur, the name carrying a weight of concern and a promise of protection. Her gaze meets mine, and there's a silent exchange of understanding that transcends words. 

The air in the room crackles with unspoken emotions as I approach her.

The hospital bed, once a symbol of vulnerability, now stands as a testament to her strength and endurance. As she prepares to leave, the room seems to exhale a collective sigh, the atmosphere shifting from the clinical to the palpably charged.

My voice, a gentle yet firm reassurance, breaks the silence. "You're safe now, Daliah. No harm will come to you under my watch."

The gravity of the moment hangs between us, the shared acknowledgment that our paths have converged for a reason. Saga's presence lingers within me, a silent guardian ready to heed the call of protection.

As Daliah gathers her belongings, a quiet determination emanates from her. Her journey has been one of resilience and survival, and now, a new chapter unfolds as she steps away from the shadows that once confined her.

We exit the hospital room together, stepping into a world that awaits with both uncertainty and promise. The guards, now alert to my presence, acknowledge our passage with respectful nods. 

The air outside is crisp, and a sense of liberation accompanies each step. Daliah, having endured the darkest corners of our pack's history, walks beside me – a survivor, resilient and unbroken.

Our connection, forged in the crucible of adversity, holds the promise of healing and renewal. The journey ahead may be fraught with challenges, but with Daliah by my side, I am ready to face whatever shadows linger on the horizon.

As we step into the courtyard, a waiting royal carriage stands ready to transport us away from the sterile confines of the hospital. The sleek black exterior of the carriage contrasts sharply with the crisp white of the snow-covered ground. 

The driver, a seasoned pack member who recognizes the significance of this moment, bows respectfully as we approach.

"Daliah," I say, my tone holding a gentleness that belies the tumultuous events that brought us here. "This carriage will take us to a place where you can heal, surrounded by those who will cherish and protect you."

She offers a nod of gratitude, her eyes reflecting a blend of relief and anticipation. The weight of her past ordeals is etched into her features, but there's a newfound determination that speaks of resilience.

As we settle into the plush interior of the royal carriage, the doors close with a soft thud, shutting out the remnants of the cold winter air. The interior is dimly lit, providing a sense of privacy as we embark on this journey away from the shadows that once sought to engulf her.

The carriage begins its steady advance, wheels turning on the cobblestone path. The rhythmic clip-clop of the horses' hooves creates a soothing cadence, a counterpoint to the lingering echoes of the past.

Daliah breaks the silence, her voice carrying a mix of gratitude and vulnerability. "Thank you, Liam. For saving me, for believing in me when no one else did."

A faint smile curves my lips as I meet her gaze. "You are not alone, Daliah. You never will be again."

The carriage progresses through the winding paths of the pack territory, gradually distancing us from the hospital and the tumultuous events that transpired within its walls. Outside, the world is blanketed in a serene layer of snow, a symbol of the fresh start that awaits.

Comments (5)
goodnovel comment avatar
Veronica Oge
The description is over too much.. i hope it becomes less because it is becoming annoying
goodnovel comment avatar
Shajuana Youman
Chivalry is somewhat dead in this society today. If men were like this in reality things in our world would be brutal but different. Women would be cherished and loved
goodnovel comment avatar
Katy
I mean I like the book so far but it's a bit too much descriptions and not enough normal talk which is kinda annoying so I hope it becomes less and yeah also how did she know his name? didn't he just find out hers by Dylan but she knew his randomly?!
VIEW ALL COMMENTS

Related chapters

Latest chapter

DMCA.com Protection Status