Semua Bab Marked for Ruin: The Alphas’ Rejected Mate: Bab 71 - Bab 73

VOYAGERSThe Harpers were a clan of travelers. Unlike other packs who preferred to remain rooted in a single territory, these wolves loved to move from one place to another.Their journeys through various regions exposed them to the cultures of the people they met and taught them how to be accommodating and open-minded.They learned to treat others with empathy and took care of everyone who crossed their path. Although they were not always treated kindly in return, they never let that change who they were.Above all, they kept their identity as werewolves a closely guarded secret. They hunted only animals, never humans, and always returned to La Derte at the end of the year to celebrate a successful period of knowledge-seeking.During the full moon, they would share everything they had learned with the young wolves who were not yet old enough to travel. The clan lived peacefully among themselves.On one of these journeys, they stumbled upon a new clan—one they had never encountered be

EllaI thought about everything he had said and considered the distance we had covered before getting to this point.He must’ve been really motivated to come all this way to achieve his goal—granted, he came in his wolf form, which was faster than all the bus hopping we had been doing for the last few days.Still, it was quite the distance. Exerting vengeance on the pack must’ve been the ultimate inspiration, and I wondered if there was more to this story than what he was telling me.I didn’t want to push for any more explanations—probing meant that I had to indulge him in a conversation, and I wasn’t interested in doing any of that right now.He had come all this way for a noble cause and hadn’t achieved it. Would his pack receive him with joy knowing he hadn’t done what he set out to do but came home with a stranger instead?“That would be a sight to see,” I mumbled and sighed.For once, I would like a day where I wasn’t thinking about a number of things and was just existing—but th