Mag-log in✨ Now that Kaelyn has suddenly entered the dining hall, what danger is about to unravel within the pack’s walls? 👉 Stay tuned for the next explosive chapter.
The mansion had been unusually restless that evening. Voices echoed through the corridors, guards hurried from one side of the estate to another, and servants whispered among themselves whenever they thought no one was listening. The atmosphere was so different from the quiet routine everyone had grown accustomed to that Kaelyn couldn't help but notice.She sat near the window of her room with her baby resting safely in her arms while Ava carefully adjusted the blanket around him.Seraphina stood near the doorway, listening to the commotion outside."What is going on?" Kaelyn asked, glancing toward the hallway.Ava looked up."I've been hearing the same thing” she said.Seraphina frowned."Something must have happened."Another burst of voices came from downstairs and Kaelyn immediately became uneasy."Can someone find out what is happening?" She asked."I'll ask," Ava said.Before she could move, a guard appeared at the open doorway."My ladies."Seraphina immediately turned toward
The dungeon was unusually quiet.Desmond sat against the cold stone wall of his cell, his expression unreadable as he stared toward the flickering torch outside his bars. The faint smell of damp earth and iron filled the air, while the distant sounds of guards moving through the corridors occasionally broke the silence.He had been waiting for news, waiting to see whether Jack had managed to handle the situation and most importantly, waiting to find out whether his plan was beginning to work.Footsteps suddenly echoed through the dungeon and Desmond lifted his head as a guard appeared at the end of the corridor.The moment Desmond recognized him, his expression changed slightly.The man was one of the few guards who still secretly worked for him.The guard approached quickly and lowered his voice."Alpha."Desmond leaned forward."What happened?" He asked.The guard glanced behind him before speaking."The missing maid has been found” he said.Desmond froze. For a moment, he simply st
Dangerous SuspicionsGreta stood a few steps away from the others, but her eyes remained fixed on Mira.She didn't like this, not one bit.From the moment Mira had become involved in the situation, Greta had felt as though everything had become far more dangerous than it needed to be.And now, standing in the middle of the forest with guards scattered around them, she couldn't understand why Jack was still allowing Mira to get so close to everything."You're making a mistake," Greta muttered.Jack turned toward her."What are you talking about?" He asked."You know exactly what I'm talking about” she replied then glanced toward Mira. "Her."Jack's expression tightened."Greta...""She's becoming too involved” she added.Mira, who had been standing nearby, immediately heard her."Excuse me?"Greta turned toward her."You heard me” she said.Mira's eyes narrowed and Jack immediately stepped between them."Both of you, stop” he ordered.Greta ignored him."She knows too much, Jack” she s
Eugene stood at the edge of the forest, staring at the lifeless body of the maid. The discovery had left an uncomfortable silence hanging over everyone.Even though the guards had already explained what they believed had happened, Eugene wasn't satisfied.He crouched slightly, studying the ground around the body. There were marks in the dirt, broken branches and scattered leaves.Everything seemed to suggest that there had been a struggle and yet, something about it bothered him.It was like he had a nagging feeling constantly telling him there was more to this than meets the eyes."You're certain you didn't see anyone?" Eugene asked.The guard standing before him immediately shook his head."No, Alpha, I didn’t" he answered."Not even from a distance?" "No” he answered.Eugene straightened."Then explain something to me."The guard swallowed."Yes, Alpha?""How did a rogue get inside my estate?" Eugene asked.The guard's expression became uncertain."We... we don't know” he answered
Becca sat quietly on the edge of her bed, one hand resting beside her as she listened to the strange commotion coming from outside the healer's chambers.The room had been peaceful only moments ago. Now, there were footsteps moving hurriedly through the corridors.Voices rose and fell outside. Guards seemed to be passing the chambers more frequently than usual, and every few moments, Becca caught pieces of conversations she couldn't quite understand.She frowned."What is happening out there?"The healer, who had been arranging a few bottles of herbs on a nearby table, glanced toward the door."I wouldn't worry about it, Becca” she said.Becca gave her a skeptical look."You're saying that while guards are practically running past the door."The healer sighed."You should be resting.""I have been resting” she replied.Another burst of footsteps passed outside and Becca got even more worried."No. Something is definitely happening” she said as she carefully pushed herself to her feet.
The forest beyond the mansion had always been quiet.Even during the busiest hours of the day, there was something strangely peaceful about the stretch of trees that surrounded the estate. The tall branches swayed gently in the evening breeze, and the fading sunlight slipped between the leaves, casting long shadows across the ground.But tonight, the peacefulness was gone.Alpha King Eugene walked quickly through the narrow path, his expression grim as he followed the guard who had come rushing into the dining hall with the shocking news.Max walked beside him, while Mira followed closely behind."How far?" Eugene asked."Not much farther, Alpha," the guard replied."You said the body was found near the forest just beyond the mansion? And you're certain it's the missing maid?" He asked.The guard nodded."Yes, Alpha. We recognized her clothing immediately” he answered.Mira's stomach twisted. She couldn't stop thinking about the missing maid, Jack and Greta.She tried to convince hers
The first scream echoed through the lower courtyard just after dawn and it was loud enough to rattle even the strongest man who claimed nothing could move him.The sound was so sharp that it cut through the fog like a blade, sharp and final, bouncing off the cold stone walls of Blackwood Mansion be
The cabin had never been so loud, not because of sound, but because of the silence.Mira sat at the small wooden table near the hearth, carefully sorting dried roots into neat bundles, her movements precise and controlled. Across the room, Max stood by the wall where Eugene had hung his weapons, s
Flickering lanterns hung from iron hooks along the walls in the resistance meeting chamber, casting restless shadows over the faces gathered around the long wooden table.Eugene stood at the head of the table, both palms resting on the rough surface as he leaned forward. His presence alone seemed
Max's muscles screamed in protest, his shoulders burning, his palms already roughened and splitting beneath the leather wraps of his axe ash he used it to cut wood.Max welcomed the sting in his body because it drowned out the thoughts circling endlessly in his head, the memories that refused to lo







