LOGIN"Enough to suppress his wolf, our sources confirmed that he collapsed shortly after entering the executive wing."I nodded with satisfaction. "Excellent."Cross shifted uncomfortably and I noticed."Something else?"He hesitated. "Sir, there's a problem."I turned fully toward him. "What problem?""The woman."I raised an eyebrow. "Letty?"He nodded. "The compound didn't affect her."I stared at him for a moment, then I laughed.Cross looked confused."Sir?""Did you honestly expect it to?"He frowned."The compound has worked on every wolf we've tested. Even the strongest subjects couldn't resist it because every wolf you've tested has been ordinary.""Alpha Mason is hardly ordinary." Cross said"No," I agreed. "But his blood still follows the rules of his kind." I walked toward my desk. "Letty's doesn't."Cross remained silent as I opened a drawer and removed a small silver key."Tell me, Nathaniel. What do you know about the White Wolf?"He straightened."She's an unusually powerfu
At first, it was only a faint warmth, a gentle pulse beneath my skin, then the silver mark on my wrist began to glow.I slowly raised my head as my tears stopped. Something was happening, I could feel my wolf moving inside me.Not restlessly, not angrily but purposefully. As though she had been waiting for me to become quiet enough to listen. I closed my eyes and suddenly, the world around me changed.I could still hear Mason's heartbeat, still feel his hand in mine but beyond the walls of the medical wing, I sensed something else.The city, thousands of people, hundreds of wolves, their heartbeats, their emotions and their restless movements.It was overwhelming, yet somehow, I could understand it. My awareness stretched farther, beyond the city, beyond the forests and toward the distant mountains.And then...The kingdom.I felt it.The ancient land where my story had begun, the place where my bloodline had first awakened. For a brief moment, I sensed my mother.A familiar warmth, a
The lock shattered. The heavy door flew open and slammed against the opposite wall.The officers stared at me as one of them whispered, "Holy..."I lowered my hand. "You're welcome."Normally, Mason would have laughed but when I turned toward him, he was leaning against the wall and his face had gone pale.My smile disappeared. "Mason?"He straightened immediately. "I'm fine."I gave him a look. "You're a terrible liar.""Letty.""No. Don't 'Letty' me." I stepped closer. "That thing in the air is affecting you."His jaw tightened. "Lucas is still inside."I looked toward the open doorway. He was right, we couldn't leave him.Not now.I turned toward the security officers. "Get everyone away from this floor. Nobody enters without protection."One of them hesitated."But, Luna…""Now."He immediately nodded."Yes, Luna!"Mason looked at me. "You sounded like me just now."I glanced at him. "Someone has to be the responsible one."Despite everything, he managed a faint smile. Then we ste
But still nothing happened. My body remained human as my strength continued to fade. And for the first time in eleven years of serving Mason, I understood what true helplessness felt like.One of the men raised a strange weapon, it wasn't a gun. At least, not one I recognized. A small blue light appeared at its tip as I stared at it."What... is that?"The man didn't answer, he aimed it at my chest. I tried to move but my body refused. Then a sharp pulse struck me as pain tore through my entire body.I screamed as my back arched and every muscle tightened. For a brief moment, I felt something move deep inside me.My wolf.A faint presence, weak, struggling and still alive. Hope flashed through me.You're there.I tried to reach him but before I could, another pulse struck and the connection disappeared again. I collapsed onto the floor and my vision darkened.Through the haze, I heard one of the men speak."Subject is responding."Another answered. "Resistance level?""High.""Expecte
I checked the time, then my blood turned cold. He had accessed the system less than an hour after we returned from the Blackthorne mansion and he had requested temporary control over the executive floor's ventilation network.I immediately sat upright. "Shit."I reached for my phone, Mason needed to know.Now.Before I could make the call, the lights went out. Everything, the ceiling lights, the desk lamps, even the small light above the door.For one second, the office was completely dark, then the emergency lights flashed red and aloud alarm echoed through the building.I stood immediately. "What the hell?"My computer screens flickered, then went black. I grabbed my phone and there was no signal.I frowned, that was impossible. Mason's headquarters had one of the most advanced communication systems in the country and even during a power failure, our emergency network was supposed to remain active.Unless someone had deliberately shut it down. I looked toward the door, then a soft c
Lucas's PovPOV: LucasI had served Mason for eleven years, eleven years of loyalty, battles, sacrifices, and decisions that had shaped the empire he controlled today. I had watched him build companies from almost nothing, I had stood beside him when rival Alphas challenged his authority, I had seen powerful men beg for mercy after making the mistake of underestimating him.And I had watched him make decisions that would have broken most men.But in all those years, I had never seen him look as dangerous as he did when Victoria Blackthorne mentioned Edwin's name.It wasn't just anger, it was something much deeper, something personal.And I knew exactly why.Letty.Mason could face an army without showing the slightest fear, but when it came to his wife, everything changed. Anyone who threatened Letty was asking for trouble and judging by the expression on Mason's face, Edwin and Volt had just made a very dangerous mistake.The drive back to Mason's headquarters was unusually quiet, Ma
Letty’s POVIt was finally the day of the big event.I woke up before dawn, my body already tired but my mind sharp and alert. My eyes opened even before the alarm rang. For a moment, I lay still, staring at the ceiling, listening to the quiet of the house. There were no footsteps, no voices. Just
Letty’s POVThe atmosphere at the Wells mansion was changing, slowly but clearly.It was no longer just heavy.It was getting tense and thick.Like the air before a storm that everyone could feel but no one wanted to talk about.I had just ended a call with my assistant when I let out a long breath
Letty’s POVThe event was grand, bigger than anything I had ever handled before.It stretched deep into the night, far beyond what I had planned, but in the best way possible. Music flowed smoothly through the hall, shifting from upbeat to soft without losing its rhythm. Laughter rose and fell in w
Letty’s POVDays passed slowly, each one heavier than the last, and all I could think about was leaving.Every morning, I woke up in my room in the Wells mansion and counted the days in my head. The room was too big, the ceiling too high and the silence too loud. Everything here reminded me of a li







