LOGIN~ HAZEL ~Today was finally my first day of training, and I couldn’t decide whether I was more excited or nervous about it. I had been thinking about this day since Levi told me he would personally train me to become a warrior. It was an opportunity I had never imagined I would receive, especially after everything I had gone through in this pack. For so long, people had looked at me as the wolfless fat girl who had no place in the pack. Some had laughed at me, others had treated me as though I was weak and useless, and a few had made it clear that they would never accept me as one of them. But now, I was standing at the training yard, preparing to take my first step towards proving that I belonged there.Still, something else was on my mind.Last night, I left a small gift at Levi’s door. It was a white handkerchief with his name embroidered on it, along with a few flowers. I had also included a note thanking him for something he had done for me. Since leaving the gift, I hadn’t stopp
It was neatly wrapped, with a simple ribbon tied around it. Nothing about its appearance suggested that it contained anything particularly expensive, but the careful arrangement made me curious. I untied the ribbon and removed the wrapping. Inside the box was a folded piece of paper. I picked up the paper first, unfolded it, and began reading.“Congratulations on your victory.Thank you for everything you have done for me, even without knowing that you have done something for me. I may not always find the right words to express how grateful I am, but I hope this little gift reminds you that your efforts are appreciated.You deserve this victory, and I hope many more will come your way.”I read the message again, paying particular attention to the second sentence. It was a simple note, but there was something about those words that made me pause. I tried to think of what that could be, but nothing immediately came to mind.A faint smile formed on my lips.I looked at the small box aga
Just as I was about to take my first sip of wine, a knock sounded at the bedroom door.I paused with the glass halfway to my lips and turned towards the door. The sudden sound caught me by surprise, especially since I hadn’t been expecting anyone. I waited for a moment, wondering who could be knocking at this hour. When there was no second knock, I lowered the glass and carefully placed it back on the small stool beside the bed.“I’ll get it,” I said, although I wasn’t sure Diana had even heard me.I walked towards the door and opened it. However, the moment I looked outside, I found no one standing there. The hallway was empty, and there was no sign of anyone walking away. I frowned and leaned forward slightly, looking from one end of the hallway to the other.I was about to close the door when something on the floor caught my attention. My eyes dropped, and I noticed a small package lying directly in front of the doorway. It was neatly wrapped in a plain box, with no name or message
I took the glass from Diana, but instead of drinking from it, I turned and walked towards the small stool beside the bed. I placed the glass on it carefully before turning back to face her. I could see the excitement on her face, and for a moment, I felt guilty. She had clearly spent time preparing the room and arranging everything for my return. The flowers, the candles, and the wine were all part of an effort to make me feel welcome, and I couldn’t pretend that I hadn’t noticed.However, I was exhausted. My body still ached from the journey back, and all I wanted was to take a shower and lie down. There were still matters I needed to deal with, and Hazel’s strange request was one of them. I didn’t feel like spending the night pretending to be in a romantic mood.“Diana, I’m sorry, but I really need to rest,” I said, moving a little closer to her. I made sure to keep some distance between us, not wanting her to misunderstand my actions. “I promise I’ll make it up to you later.”Her s
~ LEVI ~I left Hazel’s bedroom with my hands tucked into my pockets, still thinking about the strange wish she had just made. I had expected her to ask for something simple, perhaps a gift or something that would make her training easier. Instead, her request had caught me completely off guard.It wasn’t something I had expected to hear from her, although she didn’t explain why she wanted it. But I still needed some time to think about it. Hazel was an unusual woman. The more time I spent around her, the more I realised how little I actually knew about her.As I walked down the hallway, I couldn’t help thinking about what had happened when I returned from the war. Everyone had come out to welcome us. But Hazel was nowhere to be seen. At first, I thought she might be resting, but the longer I looked for her, the more worried I became. I knew she hadn’t been in a good state when I left for the battlefield. She had lost her child, and although she tried to appear strong, I could tell th
I stared at Levi, struggling to find the right words to answer his question. “Are you okay?” he asked again, his eyes fixed on my face. I quickly looked away and nodded.“Yes. I’m fine.”It was a lie, and I knew he could tell. How could I possibly be fine after seeing him die right in front of me? The image was still fresh in my mind. I could still remember the way he struggled after drinking from the glass, the pain on his face, and the terrible moment when his body went still. It was the second time I had seen him die in one of my visions. The first time had been on the battlefield, and now I had seen someone poison him. What frightened me most was that I had no idea who was responsible. I hadn’t seen the person’s face, so I couldn’t even begin to guess who would want to hurt him.I wanted to warn him. I wanted to tell him everything I had seen and beg him to be careful, but something held me back. What if he didn’t believe me? What if he started asking questions I couldn’t answer?







