บททั้งหมดของ THE SICK ALPHA AND HIS LYCAN LUNA: บทที่ 51 - บทที่ 60

NATHAN'S POVI looked around the dimly lit alley, waiting for Jude to come, my pulse thumping with excitement. Tension was in the air, with the distant sounds of the metropolis beyond blending with the subtle smell of moist dirt. I pulled my jacket's collar up, attempting to dispel the cold that was chilling my bones.Jude appeared out of the shadows a short while later, his outline softly lit by the streetlamp. He joined me in the alley, his eyes shining with resolve as he approached with purpose."Did you bring the money?" I asked in a low, desperate voice.Jude nodded and retrieved the little bundle of money he had hidden away for just such an occasion. With a feeling of accomplishment, he gave them to me, understanding that every bill moved us closer to our goal.

AVA'S POVIt felt like there was more weight on my shoulders as I paced back and forth in my office. Marcus remained still in front of me. "Ava, we really need to talk," he stated in a stern tone.Knowing that nothing he said would ease my day in the slightest, I sighed. "What is it, Marcus?"His tone was solemn as he said, "It's about the recent problems with our food supplies. Our system has been losing shipments, and some of our people have observed unusual activity in the area's forests."I felt an overwhelming wave of frustration and balled my fists. I spoke with a hint of worry in my voice, "We cannot afford to be without our food supplies, especially not right now. Have you found out who's behind these problems?"Marcus gave a melancholy shake of his head. “Not yet, but we're attempting to

AVA'S POVRiley was nowhere to be found even days later, his presence only a fading memory that troubled my every thought. The ruckus inside the pack only got worse, one after the other serving as a constant reminder of the cracks that might split us apart.However, in the middle of the mayhem, there was a ray of hope—a chance for atonement and reconciliation. And knowing that I had to face the demons that haunt us at whatever cost, as I stood at the crossroads of doubt. I hated to admit it, but Riley made everything seems peaceful and him not being with me was making me go crazy.I went looking for Riley again, my determination burning strong as I confronted him. I said, "We need to talk," my voice firm in the face of the chaos rolling inside of me.His eyes reflected my own sadness as they met mine with a hint of resignati

CIARA'S POVSheila, the young girl confined to the cell across from me, could not stop humming. Her song rang around the dark cage, providing a peculiar sort of solace in the face of all the uncertainty. How long had we been imprisoned here, cut off from the outer world? I wondered incessantly. Ava had not yet determined our destiny, so we were in the dark.Sheila was quiet today, which surprised me as we had become friendly because we would only have each other to talk to until we were let free."I wonder if they'll ever let us out," I said, a hint of resignation in my voice. "We will just have to wait and hope for the best, right?"Sheila continued to hum while staring at the chilly stone floor. She continued to hum in tune, seemingly unaffected by anything, and then c

NOAH'S POVBefore I even opened my eyes, I smelled the metallic tang of blood; the smell was strong and filled my senses with a dreadful urgency. My body felt like lead, my head pounded with every heartbeat, and I was throbbing with sickness, yet the smell woke me up. Something was not right. The sickness had dimmed my senses, but there was something unique about the scent. The smell, that indisputable scent, lifted me out of the fog of misery even though the illness was weighing me down. It was the blood of Ciara.A few guards stormed into my cell, their hefty boots thumping the cold ground. Then they hauled her limp body into my dark prison. Ciara was severely beaten and wounded that she was hardly recognizable, yet she was still alive. Despite my weakness, I forced myself to get off the cot regardless of every muscle in me aching but my actions were being dr