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Quiet Threat – The First Breach
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2026-01-15 03:37:38
Angel ColeThis chapter marks the moment the war truly becomes personal. The breach. The secrets. The realization that even the people we build our lives with may not be who we think they are. Sera, Jayelle, Thomas, and Seraphine are all standing on a knife’s edge now—and every choice from this point forward will have consequences that echo through the packs, the bloodlines, and the future. If this chapter made your heart race, made you uneasy, or made you whisper oh no out loud—please consider supporting the story with gems. They keep this series visible and help me continue bringing you this world. Be sure to add this book to your library so you don’t miss updates—I post as often as I can, and what’s coming next only gets darker, deeper, and more dangerous. All comments are welcome. Angel Cole
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Sera felt it before the wards finished settling.The air had the wrong density—too thin, too alert. Magic didn’t hum so much as hold its breath.The breach had already happened.Not a tear wide enough to walk through. Not yet. Seraphine hadn’t crossed physically—couldn’t. The old laws still held. The land still resisted her body.Then the alarms sounded.Thomas was already moving, crossing the room in long, urgent strides as he reached for weapons along the wall.“Beta Luca just called it in,” he said. “Perimeters are tightening. Something pushed through—but nothing physical.”Sera’s chest tightened.“Mommy,” Sienna’s voice came through the link, thin with strain. “Something touched Luca’s mind. And I feel something pressing on the ward lines… like a presence.”Sera frowned. Oddly, she didn’t feel it with the same intensity. But Sienna was pregnant. Wolf-mothers had a different kind of perception—protective, primal, heightened when danger neared their unborn.“Stay where you are or com
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Road Trip — Graves LandingThe sign rose out of the fog like a declaration.Not subtle.Not polite.Black iron, bolted into stone.WELCOME TO GRAVES LANDINGBeneath it, in smaller but unmistakable lettering:ENTER AT YOUR OWN RISKTRESPASSERS BEWARERaven slowed the truck instinctively as they passed beneath it.Ash let out a low breath. “Damn.”“Sienna wanted to make a statement,” Luca said quietly. “This is where our children will be raised. It stays separate from Black River.”Ash leaned forward to read the sign. “Honestly… that’s kind of conflicting. Like, welcome—but also beware or we’ll kick your ass.”Luca huffed a quiet laugh. “Sienna wanted it unmistakable.”“She nailed it,” Ash said. “Polite threat. Very on-brand.”Ash nodded slowly. “I like it. Keeps Grandfather’s legacy clean.”The word lingered.Grandfather.They’d never met him, but Elias Graves had been a legend in their house. A man who had built something rare. Something that had lasted.“He was an amazing man,” Luca s
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“We’ve been through worse,” Sera said quietly after Thomas had quieted.Thomas scoffed and turned away toward the drink bar. “Yeah. And I don’t want to have to kill my mate over it.”The words landed harder than a slap.Sera didn’t respond immediately. She rose slowly, deliberately, and crossed the room until she stood directly in front of him. Then—without hurry, without apology—she lowered herself to her knees in front of him.Not submission.Calculation.Her hands slid up his thighs, gentle, familiar, touching him in the precise way she knew unraveled him every time. The way that bypassed anger and went straight for instinct.Something he loved.“Thomas,” she said softly. “I would never betray you.”His eyes tracked her movements with sharp caution, assessing even as heat flickered beneath it.“I know what I’m doing,” she continued. “I don’t need you micromanaging my every move.”He didn’t respond.So she pressed—because silence from Thomas was never neutrality. It was a strategy.
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Sera POV(Sera and Thomas’s Suite)The air was wrong the moment Sera crossed the threshold.Not cold—frozen.The suite was dark except for the low amber glow near the sitting area. Shadows clung to the walls as if they had nowhere else to go. The wards hummed faintly under her skin, unsettled, as if unsure which Alpha they answered to tonight.Her wolf lifted her head inside her.So, the voice murmured with grim clarity. Tonight is the night our mate finally admits who he is.Sera didn’t stop walking. She didn’t reach for a weapon. She didn’t call out.Be ready, she replied silently. We may have to kill our mate tonight.Her wolf didn’t bristle. Didn’t snarl.She stood.Attentive.It would not be the first time they had chosen their children over a bond.Thomas stood near the vanity, his back half-turned, one hand in his pocket, the other holding a glass of dark amber liquid. Whiskey. The good kind. The kind he drank when he wanted to savor something.Or someone.He watched her in the
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“Seraphine killed my mate.” Sera clarified her statement to avoid any confusion, no doubt. They had the same enemy. "She poisoned her, which eventually led to her death." She lowered her voice in memory and sadness, "A very slow and painful death."The words landed as a blade dropped on stone.Silence swallowed the telecam feeds—three states held in a single breath. Even the wards seemed to still, the low hum of protection fading to a near-imperceptible thrum.Sienna moved first.She reached for her mother’s hand and held it, fingers tightening as if the truth itself had weight. Sera didn’t look down, but she let herself be held. For a heartbeat, she leaned—just a fraction—into her daughter’s grip.Across the South Dakota feed, Luca went utterly still.“I’m sorry, Mother,” he said quietly.The word mother rippled through the circle.Talia flinched—not in pain, but in reflex—before she mastered it. Titles mattered. Lines mattered. And yet the truth pressed through all of it: Sera was
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