LOGIN“Take off your clothes, omega. I’m not kissing you. I just want to taste what’s mine.” Lena just wanted to survive the semester. But after a forbidden rooftop encounter with Kael, the ruthless Alpha heir, she’s marked, hunted, and craved. Elias wants her heart. Kael wants her submission. And Lena? She’s about to burn down Silverfang Academy before she lets either of them tame her.
View MoreThe chains still burned on my wrists long after the ritual ended. Even though the guards had removed them, my skin carried the memory—angry welts, the sting of silver crawling under the surface like it wanted to stay there forever. I pressed my arms against my chest, curling into myself as Kael half-dragged me through the dim corridors of the academy. His grip was rough, almost punishing, but I didn’t pull away. The fury rolling off him was the only thing keeping me upright. No one dared stop us. Students pressed against the walls, their eyes sharp, their whispers sharper. Selene’s smirk followed us in my mind, replaying in every blink. She saw me break. She saw me burn. Kael shoved open the door to one of the unused training rooms, slamming it behind us with a crack that echoed off the stone walls. The sound jolted through me. My breath came uneven, my ribs aching, but worse than that ache was something else. Heat. It started low in my belly, coiling tighter with every se
The silver burned the moment it touched my skin. Chains hissed against my wrists, my ankles, coiling like serpents until I was bound to the ritual dais. Every instinct screamed to tear free, to shift, to run—but the silver bit deeper with each attempt, searing through my veins, blistering my skin. My wolf whimpered inside me, trapped and powerless. The Council chamber had gone silent. Dozens of eyes watched from the shadows, eager for a crack, a scream, a sign that the omega girl wasn’t strong enough to stand in their sacred circle. Selene stood at the edge of the platform, her smile wickedly sweet, golden hair gleaming like a crown. She wanted me to break. She needed it. “Begin,” the Head Councilor commanded. The floor beneath me lit with runes, carved deep into the stone, filling with crimson light as one of the elders sliced a blade across my palm. Blood dripped into the grooves, sizzling as though the stone drank it. Pain exploded through me. Not from the cut, but from
LENA. The Council chambers were colder than I imagined. Stone walls soared high above, carved with the Fenrir crest in jagged relief, silver torchlight catching on sharp edges. The chamber smelled of iron and incense, heavy with centuries of judgment. Wolves didn’t whisper here. They obeyed. They feared. I stood in the center, every eye on me. Kael’s hand brushed mine once before we entered, a fleeting anchor, but now he stood to the side, flanked by guards. They hadn’t allowed him near me, not with the charges stamped against my name. My pulse thudded painfully in my throat as I forced myself to lift my chin. I would not cower. Not here. Not now. “Lena Ashbourne,” the Head Councilor’s voice boomed, echoing off the stone. His robes pooled at his feet, silver chains glinting across his chest. “Daughter of Caleb Ashbourne, branded rogue and convicted of Alpha blood treachery. Do you deny your lineage?” The words sliced through me, each one deliberate, meant to wound. My
KAEL. My wolf wouldn’t settle. The moment that Council snake walked away, the fury in my chest turned molten. Every instinct screamed to rip the letter apart, storm the Council chambers, and tear down their marble walls until the elders bled apologies at my feet. But Lena’s shaking hand in mine had stopped me. Her fear had chained me to stillness when every bone in me wanted war. Now, hours later, I prowled my father’s private hall, the Council’s seal still burning against my palm. Magnus Fenrir sat at the end of the chamber, draped in black and silver robes, his presence filling the room like thunder before a storm. He didn’t rise when I entered. He didn’t need to. His wolf weighed heavy in the air, pressing down on mine, reminding me that he wasn’t just Alpha of Silverfang — he was my Alpha. I hated the way my wolf bowed inside me. “You disobeyed me,” he said at last, his voice low, measured, dangerous. I clenched my jaw. “I defended my mate.” His gaze sharpened, s
The whispers didn’t die. They followed me everywhere I went, curling under doorways and sliding down corridors like smoke I couldn’t escape. The courtyard scene had spread across every phone in Silverfang. No one needed to look at me directly anymore; they only had to glance down at their scree
LENA. The sun cut through the infirmary windows in thin beams. My body ached, ribs tight under the bandages, but the first thing I felt wasn’t pain. It was him. Kael’s arm draped heavy over my waist, his chest pressed to my back. His breath warmed the back of my neck, slow and steady. His h
Blood still stained my hands when I touched her. It was her blood. Hours had passed since the fight, since I’d carried her broken body through the flames and through the screams, but it was still there—drying under my nails, staining the lines of my palms. No amount of scrubbing had washed it
KAEL. The bell rang for classes the next morning, but no one went. The academy wasn’t a school anymore—it was a battlefield. Wolves split into groups in the courtyards, whispers tearing through the air, arguments breaking into snarls and fists. Professors tried to scatter them, but even they






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