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Chapter 13
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The Fire That Awakened Her ••• The first scream reached the camp like a jagged slash through the night. Aella heard it before anyone else. She was standing near the boundary markers, scanning the forest for movement, forcing herself to pretend her heartbeat wasn’t reacting to Thalen’s confession from the night before. The trees were silent. The air was still. The moon hung pale and round above the canopy. And then… a single scream tore through the stillness. Aella’s head snapped up. Her fingers tightened around the hilt of her blade. Another scream followed. Then another. Not animal. Not rogue wolves. Human. Terrified. Burning. Before she could call for anyone, a burst of orange flared in the distance the unmistakable flicker of fire. A village was burning. Aella’s stomach dropped. She didn’t think— she ran. Leaves whipped past her face as she sprinted between the trees. Her breaths came hard and fast as the air began to smell of smoke. Bright sparks drifted upward like fi
The Wolf Who Shouldn’t Love Chapter 19
The Things He Tried Not to Feel ••• The sky over the Ironwood Peaks had not yet decided whether it wanted to remain night or surrender to dawn. A dim, silver haze clung to the treetops, softening their jagged silhouettes as if the world itself was holding its breath. Somewhere in the distance, faint howls echoed— wolves on early patrol, restless, unsettled, sensing the tension lingering in the wind. Aella walked alone along the forest ridge, her steps slow, almost hesitant. The chill of the morning brushed her arms, but it wasn’t the cold that made her shiver. It was the weight of everything left unsaid between her and Thalen. The events from the last mission clung to her like dew on her lashes— his arm catching her as she fell, the desperate look in his eyes when he thought he’d lost her, the way his breathing had hitched when she whispered that she was fine. And that moment afterward… when they stood far too close, her hand accidentally brushing his chest, his scent deep in her
The Wolf Who Shouldn’t Love Chapter 18
Fires in the Heartwood ••• The Dominion had settled into an uneasy silence after the recent clashes, but Aella knew better than to trust the calm. The forest was alive, every leaf and root humming with tension, whispering warnings that only she could hear. The Heartwood’s pulse resonated with her own, a rhythmic thrum of life, danger, and desire. She moved through the central clearing, robes brushing against moss-streaked roots, silver energy glowing faintly around her hands as she drew from the forest’s lifeblood. Each step was precise, measured yet her pulse raced faster than any march of battle. Thalen was already ahead, his Alpha presence radiating command as he surveyed the perimeter. Golden eyes glinted with vigilance, muscles coiled like a predator ready to strike. But beneath that controlled exterior, there was something else— heat, hunger, an unspoken need that lingered between them, raw and impossible to deny. “Aella,” Thalen’s voice cut through the morning mist, low and
The Wolf Who Shouldn’t Love Chapter 17
The Edge of Shadows ••• The first light of dawn filtered through the dense canopy of the Dominion, painting the forest in muted golds and greens. Mist lingered over the undergrowth, curling around tree trunks like living smoke, carrying with it the scent of damp earth and the faint tang of magic still lingering from the previous night’s battle. The Dominion had survived, but the peace was brittle, like the thin veneer of ice over a rushing stream. Aella moved silently among the trees, her bare feet brushing against moss and fallen leaves making her feet feel cold yet somehow home. Her palms glowed faintly with silver light, the Heartwood’s pulse echoing in her chest like a second heartbeat. She had spent the night in restless vigilance, eyes closed, attuned to the subtle tremors of the forest, listening for signs of movement— both friend and foe. Even in the calm, she could feel it the Dominion’s enemies were regrouping. Their treachery had not ended with the Red Fang’s initial ass
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Shadows of the Dominion ••• The Dominion had awakened to an uneasy calm. Mist lingered in the valleys, and the forest seemed to pulse with tension, as if aware that the Red Fang were regrouping, and darker threats loomed just beyond sight. The northern ridge, still scarred from the previous clashes, bore the footprints of both victory and warning. Aella walked along the edge, palms brushing the moss, feeling the heartbeat of the Heartwood beneath her fingertips. Every vibration told her of movement, of whispers in the trees, of unseen eyes tracking them. Thalen moved beside her, the Alpha’s presence a constant heat against her back. His golden eyes were narrowed in focus, scanning every shadow, every shifting leaf. Even in the brief moments of silence, the proximity of his body, the warmth radiating from him, sent a heat pooling in Aella that had little to do with the morning chill. “The Red Fang are not the only threat,” Thalen murmured, voice low, almost a growl that vibrated ag
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The Fractured Dominion ••• The first light of dawn barely pierced the dense canopy of the Dominion. Mist clung to the ground like a ghostly blanket, curling around the gnarled roots and thick trunks of ancient trees. The air was damp with the lingering scent of battle blood, sweat, and the subtle metallic tang of silver energy that still hummed faintly from Aella’s hands. Aella crouched at the edge of the ridge, palms glowing softly as the Heartwood pulsed in rhythm with her heartbeat. Her mind raced with fragments of the previous night… the intensity of the battle, the rush of coordinating defenses alongside Thalen, the electric heat of his hands brushing hers, his lips brushing hers for fleeting, forbidden moments. Even now, the memory made her pulse spike, the danger and the desire entwining in ways that left her breathless. Thalen emerged from the mist, his massive frame cutting a striking figure against the muted green and grey of the forest. He moved with the effortless
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