All Chapters of Her thirst for vengeance: Chapter 931 - Chapter 940

Anna’s POVChris turned around slowly.“What do you mean by that?” he snapped sharply.For half a second, I wanted to scream at him that I knew he was lying through his fucking teeth!I wanted to throw everything I knew in his face—Sarah’s words, Lily’s perfume, the lies piling up so thick I could barely breathe.My nails dug into my palms as the urge burned through me. But then I thought of Sarah sleeping just down the hall.I didn’t want her to hear us fight So I swallowed it.“I just meant,” I said, forcing my voice to stay calm, “I heard a few councilmen and leaders went out for dinner, so I wanted to know if you have eaten, That’s all.”He studied me like he was weighing something. Then he scoffed No and looked away.I took a breath and Changed direction.“So, Do you want to eat now?” I asked quietly. “Dinner’s ready.”“No,” he said flatly.I hesitated. “But… you told me to cook today. I made what you asked for. It took most of the day and a lot of energy.”He turned back to me,

Anna’s POVSomething inside me hardened at that realization so I wiped my tears and got up.If I ever wanted my daughter back, then I needed help, and Only one person could ever help me now.My uncle Stefan. He had left me when I chose to stay with Chris, but I could still make my way to his little pack in the East.…The journey east felt endless but When I finally reached his pack, I didn’t walk into his home.I collapsed at his feet.“I’m sorry,” I sobbed. “You warned me. I didn’t listen.”He looked down at me with an unreadable expression but I continued.“Please,” I begged. “Help me get my daughter back Uncle. I beg you.”He sighed deeply. “Anna, stop this. You know can’t help you,” he said and I froze.“What?” I whispered.“My pack is not big enough to go against Alpha Chris, you and I know There is only one way to ever get your daughter back,” he continued.I looked up with dread flooding my chest as I realized I knew his answer.“You must marry Alpha Dorian, Anna, or else you

Anna’s pov"Please don’t do this to me Chris," I begged, but even I could hear how thin my voice had become.He didn't even bother to look empathetic. He just watched me with those calm eyes and waited."I'm engaged to Alpha Dorian," I said, changing tactics. "I'm building a life here. You have no right to walk in and—""About that, how can you remarry when I never rejected you," he reminded me.And the words landed like a slap."We are still mates by werewolf law," he reiterated. "And I never filed for divorce. Which means legally, Anna, you are still my wife. Which means Dorian cannot legally claim you. Not under pack law. Not under any jurisdiction." He met my eyes. "You belong to me on paper. You always will, until I decide otherwise."I wanted to scream. I wanted to flip the entire desk over and watch it crash into him.Instead I stood very still and said absolutely nothing because if I opened my mouth right now I was going to say something that would cost me everything.Chris re

Anna's POVI made tea because I needed something to do with my hands.Mike sat at my kitchen table and watched me move around the small space without saying anything yet, which told me everything I needed to know about how serious this was.Mike was not a quiet man by nature. He filled rooms easily, with warm jokes, easy smiles, the kind of presence that made people relax without knowing why. Silence from Mike meant he was weighing something heavy.I set the mug in front of him and sat down across the table."Talk," I said.He wrapped both hands around the mug and stared into it for a moment. Then he looked up at me."The attacks started about four months ago," he began. "First one hit the eastern border — a patrol team. Three warriors down, two critically injured. We assumed at first it was a territorial dispute with one of the smaller border packs." He shook his head slightly. "But the second hit came from the north. Different angle entirely. Different style of attack."I frowned. "

Anna's povThe engine hummed softly as the car cut through the dark night, the trees on either side of the dirt road blurring into shadowy lines.Mike kept his hands tight on the steering wheel, glancing sideways at me every few seconds. The quiet between us was heavy, filled with things left unsaid for a whole year."I'm going to support you all the way, Anna," Mike said softly, breaking the silence. His voice was full of deep concern. "No matter what happens in there, you won't be doing it alone this time."I looked out the window, watching the boundary stones of my former Pack territory draw closer. "Thank you, Mike."Mike swallowed hard, his dark eyes shining with guilt. "I'm so sorry, Anna. For what Chris did to you... for everything that happened that night. I blame myself every single day. I should have protected you more. I should have stood between him and you."My chest tightened, but I turned to him with a gentle expression. "It's okay, Mike. You don't need to carry that bu