MasukKamari Walder is the hidden daughter of the great King of the Silverpine Pack, except she is not a wolf at all. She is human. In the kingdom of Glendale, humans are forbidden, seen as weak, disposable, and unworthy of pack law. Her existence alone is a political secret that could shatter her father’s reign if ever exposed. To preserve the royal image and secure her place within the bloodline, Kamari is sent to Wolfstone War College, a brutal academy where wolf-born warriors are trained to bond with their inner beasts and rise as future Alphas, enforcers, and war commanders. But Kamari has no wolf. No beast. Only a secret. And in Wolfstone, weakness is not forgivenand humans are not spared. The academy is built for predators, not prey, and every trial is designed to break anything that cannot shift. Then there is him. Silas Alindor. The most feared Alpha in training. A warrior already spoken of like a curse. Ruthless, disciplined, and untouchable, Silas does not waste attention on anything beneath him. And he hates the Walders. A legacy of blood. A name tied to old betrayals. A royal line he believes should have been erased long ago. So when Kamari Walder arrives at Wolfstone, she is not just another weak student. She is a stain on his territory. A mistake that should not exist. A problem he should eliminate. What begins as hatred becomes obsession dark, consuming, and impossible to control. Because in Wolfstone War College, power is everything… and even the most disciplined Alpha can lose control when obsession takes root.
Lihat lebih banyakKAMARI POVIf only they knew. There was nothing special about me, and if anything, I was probably the least qualified person in the entire Academy to be here because I had no wolf, no beast, and no bond, and if anyone discovered the truth, being called a spoiled princess would probably become the least of my problems.“Come on,” Rigina said, pulling me out of my thoughts. “We need to find that stupid book before I fall asleep standing up.”I nodded and followed her deeper into the Archives, trying to push the encounter with the boy out of my mind as I looked around at the endless rows of shelves that stretched all the way toward the high ceiling, each one packed with ancient books, scrolls, records, and texts that looked as though they had been sitting there for centuries. Some of the books had strange symbols carved into their covers, while others were bound in worn leather with faded titles that were barely visible anymore, making the entire place feel less like a library and mor
KAMARI POVSix hours. That was how long the run went on for the others, while I had been dismissed earlier because of my bleeding feet. I could tell Rigina was exhausted as we walked toward the Archives to get some reading done for the next class, which would be held in an hour, and honestly, I felt bad that I had been allowed to leave while everyone else had to keep running.“Arghh.” Rigina groaned, dragging her feet as she walked beside me. “I can’t feel my legs.”I couldn’t help but laugh softly. “You’ll survive.”“Easy for you to say. You escaped hours ago.”“I didn’t escape. I was injured.”“You were lucky.” I looked down at my feet, which were wrapped neatly in fresh bandages, and sighed. “I still feel bad.”“Don’t.” She shook her head. “Trust me, if Commander Rowan had made me stop, I would’ve gladly accepted.”I smiled faintly as we continued down the corridor, but my thoughts wandered back to Silas. He had been the one who stopped me from running when he noticed my fe
KAMARI POVIf not for the security cameras and the love I had for Father, I would have fled. The thought came to me every fucking time. I would’ve dropped out of this morning run, but I wasn’t in the mood to give that asshole Silas something to pick on me for. Thank goodness he canceled today’s training, but that didn’t stop his eyes from following me like a hawk. Today, we were grouped into Omegas and Gammas, each group running together except me, because they couldn’t tell what I was and I hadn’t shifted.“Speed up!” Commander Rowan of the First Wing yelled.I despised this so much. Exercise wasn’t my thing, and running barefoot was even worse. I’d kill for a blanket, some roasted pumpkin, and a sandwich right now. While the other packs picked up their pace, especially the Gammas, I dragged my painful ass along, knowing it was impossible to match their pace. Human and Lycan were a total lost battle.“If you keep running like that, Walder, you won’t be done till noon,” Silas’s vo
KAMARI POVRigina and I spoke for more than an hour, and having her with me wasn’t a total bore before she finally left. I looked up at the ceiling, wondering how I was going to survive staying here with no wolf or beast. I was already struggling to keep up with everyone, and now that Silas had made it clear he intended to make my life hell, I had no idea how long I would last.Then a voice came from the door. “See, you’re still alive.” My head turned toward the direction of the voice, and there he stood.Silas.I wondered what he wanted this time. Had he come to finish what he started? “What do you want?” I asked coldly, looking back at the ceiling instead of him.He didn’t say a word. He simply stood there with his arms crossed, watching me. “You must really want me dead so badly that you came here to attack me while I’m weak.”“Easy, Walder.” He moved closer and stopped beside my bed, his eyes roaming over me as though inspecting the damage he had caused. “I see no bones were












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