Semua Bab Nora: Rejected Lost Princess : Bab 201 - Bab 210

NORA POV After I woke up, I decided to get ready to visit the library. There had to be more information about not having a wolf. The emptiness inside me where my wolf should have been felt like an open wound, and I needed answers. I sat up in bed, pushing away the strange dreams that had plagued my sleep—whispers in a language I almost understood, shadows that seemed to call my name. Shaking my head to clear it, I rang the small bell by my bedside. Minutes later, my maid Emma entered with a respectful curtsy. " Luna. How did you sleep?" "Well enough," I lied, not wanting to worry her with tales of my restless night. "I would like to get dressed. I am planning to visit the library." "Of course, Luna." Emma moved to the wardrobe, selecting a simple blue dress that would be comfortable for a day of reading. "Will you be needing anything else?" "No, that sh

CARLOS POV I was shocked when I heard the voice. Justin and I turned around at the same time and there she was – the mute girl. But something was different about her. Her eyes... they were glowing, exactly like Nora's eyes when she's about to shift into her wolf. The girl seemed to have her eyes fixed on Nora. She was more focused on Nora than any other person.  "How is this possible?" Justin whispered beside me.  I didn't have time to answer because we both turned back to look at Nora. What we saw made my blood run cold. Nora's eyes had changed too. They weren't the normal color of her eyes. They were also glowing just like the little girl's eyes were glowing. My heart sank, and my mouth immediately went wide open in shock.  What the hell was going on?  Who was this girl and why does she have the same glow in he

GRIFFIN POV I sat in my dark study, the only light coming from a small lamp on my desk. Shadows danced on the walls as I flipped through reports detailing the latest records from financial recents transactions. I expected good news today. I had dispatched some of my best men—skilled fighters and tacticians who rarely failed to... A knock on the door interrupted my thoughts. "Enter," I commanded.  Kael stepped jn. Even in the dim light, I could still recognise his face.  "Well?" I asked, setting down the papers. Kael cleared his throat. "Sir, we... we couldn't penetrate the Carlos Pack borders." My fingers stilled on the desk. "What did you say?" "Our men were intercepted. Most didn't make it back." I rose from my chair slowly, my movements deliberate. "You mean to tell me that thir

GRIFFIN POVI paced the floor of my small room in the sorcerer's house, the wooden boards creaking beneath my boots. The unease crawling up my spine wouldn't let me rest."Would you stop that? You're giving me a headache," Kael said from where he lounged in the corner.I shot him a glare. Unlike me, Kael had chosen to serve the sorcerer willingly. A mercenary with a taste for magic and mayhem, he had become my reluctant ally over the past months. Not a friend I didn't trust him enough for that. but useful."Something doesn't feel right," I muttered. "The sorcerer's been too quiet."Kael shrugged. "Maybe she trusts you're doing your job."I snorted. "She doesn't trust anyone.""Fair point." Kael stood and stretched. "So what's the real problem?"I hesitated, then decided to take the risk. "I need you to meet with the spy."Kael's eyebrows shot up. "The one in Nora's pack? Why?""Because I can't.

NORA'S POV I signed the last document and placed it in the completed pile with a satisfied sigh. Two days of handling pack duties while Carlos visited the Lycan Kingdom had left me exhausted but proud. I glanced at the clock—6:30 PM. My husband would return tomorrow, and I'd managed to keep everything running smoothly with my brother's help."Still working?" Justin leaned against the doorframe of the Alpha's office, arms crossed.I rubbed my tired eyes. "Just finished, actually. Who knew being Alpha's wife meant drowning in paperwork when he's gone?""That's why I'm happy being just the Beta," Justin grinned. "All the respect, half the paperwork.""Liar. I've seen your desk." I stood and stretched my stiff muscles. "Any word from Carlos?"Justin shook his head. "Not since this morning. The meeting with King George is probably running long.""Politics," I muttered. "I need some fresh air after being cooped up all day."