All Chapters of My Big Bad Wolf-A Werewolf Trilogy: Chapter 71 - Chapter 76

When we arrived back at the mansion, Twix didn't take me to his room. Instead, he carried me down the hall to a small, windowless chamber that I hadn’t even known existed. He tossed me inside, and I landed on a cold, hard bed with a thud. The door slammed shut with finality, and I heard the unmistakable sound of a key turning in the lock.My heart raced as I looked around the tiny space, the walls closing in on me. What was he planning?The room was sparsely furnished—just the bed and a single chair. A small lamp on the nightstand was the only source of illumination, casting eerie shadows across the floor.I sat up, wrapping my arms around my middle, my thoughts racing. Why had he brought me here? Was this his way of punishing me for my audacity?The silence was suffocating.I waited for hours, listening to the mansion come alive and then fall asleep around me. But Twix didn't come back.As the first light of dawn began to seep into the room, I realized the truth: I was his prisoner.~

My heart sank. I was being cast out, my dreams of a life with Twix shattered. As I was escorted from the chambers, the pack members watched me with a mix of pity and fear. The weight of their judgment bore down on me, heavier than any physical burden I'd ever known. The mansion felt cold and foreign as I was led to the door.The night was dark and foreboding, the moon a mere sliver in the sky. As the door to the mansion slammed shut behind me, I felt a part of me die. The pack that had been my home, my family, had rejected me.The wind whipped through my hair as I stumbled into the woods, the only sound my ragged breathing and the rustle of leaves underfoot. The trees loomed like sentinels, their branches reaching out like accusing fingers. I had nowhere to go, no one to turn to. But in the pit of despair, a spark of defiance flared to life.The bond between us still pulsed, a beacon in the darkness. Twix might have denied me, but our connection was undeniable. And as I took one step

One day, unable to take it any longer, I confronted him in the training grounds. "Why are you doing this?" I demanded, my voice shaking with rage and pain.He sneered, his eyes flashing. "Because you need to understand that you're nothing but a foolish girl playing with forces you can't comprehend."The words were a knife in my chest, twisting with each beat of my heart. But even as I reeled from his harshness, I knew that beneath the cruel exterior, he was fighting his own demons. Our bond was a siren's call, one he was desperately trying to ignore.But I would not let him break me. I would show him that love was worth fighting for, even if it meant tearing down the very laws that had bound us for centuries. With a newfound resolve, I set forth into the night, the moon's silver glow guiding me towards an uncertain future.The air was thick with the scent of his anger and frustration as he found me in the woods. His eyes searched mine, looking for something—a spark of fear, perhaps, or