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Chapter Sixty Four: The One Who Knows Too Much
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The Full Moon Murders Chapter Eighty One : Abandoned Outside City
The old church was silent, lit only by the moon bleeding through cracked stained-glass windows. The wooden pews had long since rotted, but tonight, they were filled with wolves in human skinmen and women, leather-jacketed, sharp-eyed, brimming with tension.Damian walked down the aisle like a shadow, his coat still damp from the rain outside. His jaw was clenched. His silence commanded the room.Lucian, his younger brother, stepped out from the shadows near the pulpit.“You went to the mayor,” Lucian said without preamble.Damian didn’t flinch. “I had to.”“The pack didn’t vote on that.”“I don’t need your votes. I need this city alive.”Murmurs rippled through the wolves.“You think they’ll spare us?” said Kara, one of the enforcers. “You think humans won’t burn us down the moment they feel a chill in the wind?”Damian’s voice dropped low. “They’re already burning. That’s the point. I bought us time.”Lucian scoffed. “Time for what? To hide? To bow? That’s not what you used to stand
The Full Moon Murders Chapter Eighty: Late Night Call
Evelyn stood at the back of the precinct, hands in her pockets, watching as Detective Lang rewound the audio logs from the Mayor’s Office surveillance unit. The file was labeled “Flagged Unofficial Visitor – Late Night”. Lang glanced at her.“You’re sure you want to hear this?”Evelyn didn’t blink. “Play it.”The voice came through the speaker. Smooth. Calculated.Damian. “Your city is unraveling... Five bodies by the river... This isn’t a police issue. This is pack warfare.”Her jaw tightened. “Let me handle them... No red tape. No reporters. Just the old way.”Lang looked up from the console. “He’s making himself sound like the hero.”Evelyn’s voice was hollow. “He’s not.”She stepped back from the desk, trying to process the weight of what she’d just heard. Damian wasn’t just involved — he was negotiating. Spinning his own pack as the solution while throwing others under the bus. Clever. Ruthless. Classic Damian.Lang muttered, “You think the Mayor agreed?”Evelyn gave a bitter l
The Full Moon Murders Chapter Seventy Nine: The First Warning
The city was barely holding itself together. But even in chaos, some doors stayed closed, waiting for the right knock.Evelyn stood in a storage room they’d converted into a temporary command post. Maps, files, and hastily drawn diagrams cluttered the table. Mason stood nearby, arms crossed, still tense.Then came the knock.Mason reached for his sidearm, but Evelyn raised a hand. “That’s not one of ours.”She opened the door.A woman stepped inside tall, lean, with a predator’s stillness. She wore a dark coat that smelled of blood, and her eyes… weren’t human.“Evelyn Cole,” she said, voice like velvet stretched over a knife. “I came in peace.”Evelyn didn’t move. “From who?”.” She paused, “The old packs.”Mason tensed. “Why now?”“Because your city is falling,” the woman said coolly. “And the wolves… we smell blood.”Evelyn narrowed her eyes. “So you’re here to pick off the pieces?”“No,” the woman said, stepping closer. “I’m here to tell you that the throne is broken and there wil
The Full Moon Murders Chapter Seventy Eight : The moving
The south wing was already on fire by the time Evelyn and Mason arrived.Burned-out squad cars lined the streets. Smoke curled through broken windows. Somewhere deeper in the alleyways, sirens howled and then abruptly died.Silence after chaos. That was never a good sign.Evelyn crouched beside a bloodstained cruiser, pressing two fingers to the engine hood. Still warm.“They’re close,” Mason said behind her, loading his dart rifle. “Or they were.”“Then we find out which.” Her voice was flat, focused.They moved like ghosts, cutting through the warehouse district with calculated steps. The place was a labyrinth of rusted shipping containers and abandoned loading docks a perfect hunting ground.Logan’s voice crackled over comms. “South alley. I’ve got eyes on movement. It’s fast. Not human.”Evelyn didn’t wait. She sprinted toward the alley, Mason on her heels. A blur shot past her peripheral vision gray, muscular, animal. She didn’t need to see it full-on to know:It was one of them.
The Full Moon Murders Chapter Seventy Seven : The Real War
Everyone was running on fumes no one said it out loud, but the tension hung thick in the air like wet smoke.Evelyn sat at her desk, staring at her father's file again.Her father had been one of them. A werewolf.All this time, while she was chasing monsters, the real one had been in the family album.“You good?” Mason asked, slipping into the chair beside her.She didn’t answer right away. “I thought we were the first. The lab kids. The experiments. But what if... what if there were others before us?”Mason looked tired. Older somehow. “We’re not the beginning, Ev. Just the next chapter.”Outside, the world was changing faster than they could keep up.The city was buzzing not with rumors anymore, but fear. The public had seen enough blood. Enough half-hidden surveillance footage. Enough unofficial leaks from frightened cops who couldn’t explain claw marks and shredded uniforms.People were locking their doors at sunset. News anchors were using the word "werewolf" with straight face
The Full Moon Murders Chapter Seventy Six : Back to Blue
The city was quieter than it should’ve been.Evelyn sat in the back of the precinct car, head resting against the window as they pulled into the station lot. It was almost surreal after everything they’d seen at Hollowmere, the blood, the screams, the truth about Julian just being back at the station felt... wrong.Normal felt like a lie.The others were quiet too. Mason hadn’t said much since the ride back. Logan kept checking his phone like he expected orders to come through at any moment. Damian, of course, had already disappeared he never lingered where he wasn’t needed.The precinct was bustling, but it wasn’t normal. The atmosphere was tight, like everyone was holding their breath. Whispers circled the bullpen. Files were being moved. Officers looked over their shoulders more than usual.Evelyn stepped inside and immediately felt it.People were staring at her.Not just the usual curiosity. Not suspicion.Fear.“Hey, McCommer.”Reyes called from his office doorway. “You’re back.
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