MasukFenris Perspective
The stench of this place is overpowering. Thick rot, industrial waste, and rusted metal burn my sinuses, but beneath it all, something miraculous happens. As I tear through the labyrinth of abandoned warehouses, I feel it, a faint, desperate tug in the center of my chest. The mate bond. It’s weak, suffocating under whatever poison they've pumped into her, but the sheer physical proximity of her soul is trying to stitch it back together.
I follow the pull
Fenris's PerspectiveMy father’s voice suddenly echoes through the mind-link, strong and authoritative.‘The pack doctor and I are coming up.’Seconds later, there is a sharp knock, and my bedroom door swings open. Dr. Greymane, the Rising Star pack’s head physician, steps inside with his medical bag, followed closely by my father, Alpha Orion.The exact second another male crosses the threshold of my bedroom while my mate is vulnerable, Damian surges forward. I let out a deep, involuntary growl, the sound vibrating violently in my chest and rattling the framed pictures on my nightstand. I instinctively curl my body tighter around June, shielding her from their view.Dr. Greymane freezes in his tracks, holding his hands up carefully. "It's okay, Alpha," the doctor says, his voice low and placating. "I just need to examine her. I promise."My father leans against the doorframe and chuckles, a knowing, amused loo
Meanwhile Fenris PerspectiveI carry June through the heavy oak doors of the fraternity house, ignoring the stunned, wide-eyed stares of the fraternity members scattered in the foyer. Some are my own pack mates, others are wolves from allied territories, but every single one of them presses their backs against the walls, instinctively bowing their heads to the sheer, suffocating weight of my aura.I bring her straight up the stairs to my bedroom and gently place her in the center of my mattress. My hands are still vibrating with residual adrenaline as I meticulously unlock the heavy steel shackles clamped around her fragile wrists and ankles, tossing the metal to the floor with a loudclatter.Since I wrapped my only shirt around her at the warehouse, my chest is bare. I cross the room to my closet, pulling out a fresh, black t-shirt and dragging it over my head. The soft cotton does absolutely nothing to settle the feral beast still prowling just
Fenris PerspectiveThe stench of this place is overpowering. Thick rot, industrial waste, and rusted metal burn my sinuses, but beneath it all, something miraculous happens. As I tear through the labyrinth of abandoned warehouses, I feel it, a faint, desperate tug in the center of my chest. The mate bond. It’s weak, suffocating under whatever poison they've pumped into her, but the sheer physical proximity of her soul is trying to stitch it back together.I follow the pull. As I stalk through a shattered doorway into the largest warehouse, another scent hits me, making my upper lip curl in a vicious snarl.Roses. Belladonna was here.She is going to pay for this with her life, but first, I have to find my mate.I move silently through the shadows, filtering the air. There...the faintest, sweetest trace of vanilla and peaches. But it's corrupted. It's mixed with the harsh, stinging aroma of bleach, a sharp metallic tang, and a bitter,
Fenris's PerspectiveThe void in my chest where the bond used to be is a physical black hole, a crushing singularity threatening to swallow me whole. I need my pack. Not the terrified fraternity brothers back at the house who are currently pissing themselves on the lawn, but my inner circle. My elite.I drop my mental shields entirely and forcefully rip the pack mind-link open. It isn't a polite request; it is a violent psychic shockwave that would bring a lesser wolf straight to their knees bleeding from the nose.'Silas. Valerius. Garrick. Leila.’The response is instantaneous, four sharp, lethal consciousnesses snapping into my head at once.'Fenris? We heard the howl. What’s happening?’ Silas’s voice is tight, the sound of wind rushing in the background as he already moves.‘She’s gone,’I roar through the link. I jerk the steering wheel, the heavy Mustang swerving
Fenris's Perspective10:59 AM.The second hand on the antique clock sweeps past the six. Thirty seconds.I ignore Cillian’s bait entirely. My focus is singular. I pull my phone out of my pocket, my thumb hovering over her contact name.My QueenI type the message quickly, my jaw clenched so tight my teeth grind together.Me: Hour’s up. I’m on my way.I watch the clock on the wall.Tick. Tick. Tick.11:00 AM.I hit send.I stare at the brightly lit screen.Delivered.No read receipt. No typing bubble. Just a stagnant screen.I frown, a cold prickle of unease settling at the base of my neck. I don't know her phone habits yet, but she knew the rule. I gave her exactly one hour, and the deadline has arrived."Fenris, the door," my father commands casually, standing up to pour himself a glass of amber liquid from the crysta
Fenris's PerspectiveThe antique clock on the wall of the fraternity’s private study ticks with a slow, agonizing rhythm that feels like a heavy iron hammer striking an anvil inside my skull.Tick. Tock.10:52 AM.Eight minutes.I sit in a wingback leather chair, my heavy combat boot bouncing against the hardwood floor with a restless, feral energy I can't suppress. The room smells of stale beer, expensive cologne, and the lingering, musky scent of last night's poker game, the scent of my brothers. But today, the air is thick, almost suffocating, with the ozone of raw, suppressed Alpha power.My father, the Alpha of the Rising Star pack, sits behind the massive mahogany desk that normally belongs to me, the Chapter President. He looks entirely out of place among the collegiate trophies and framed composite photos, yet he commands the space effortlessly, like a lethal king holding court in a foreign land.Across from him
June's PerspectiveI wake up with a violent jolt, my skin humming with a low-voltage electricity. There’s a lingering, heavy warmth between my thighs and a phantom weight pressing me into the mattress, the ghost of a dream I can’t quite shake.I chuckle to myself, a raspy, unfamiliar sound in the q
June’s PerspectiveWhy would he take my printout? Better yet, why would he wipe the data? The questions loop endlessly in my mind as I walk to the dining hall.The evening air feels different tonight, sharper, more vibrant. As I step inside the cafeteria, the noise hits me like a physical wave. The
Fenris's PerspectiveI grab her hand and quickly led us off the main track, ducking into a secluded, heavily soundproofed equipment storage room near the back of the facility and locking the heavy door behind us.I pull off my shirt, gym shorts, and spandex. My erection snaps to attention as I watc
Fenris's PerspectiveMy mind is still reeling from the meeting in my father's office. The realization that June, might be the last surviving Royal Lycan, is a truth so heavy it feels like it could crush the foundation of our world. But a quick glance at the clock on the wall forces me to shelf the







