Semua Bab IN-BETWEEN THE LYCAN BROTHERS : Bab 111 - Bab 120

The morning fog hadn’t lifted, casting an eerie haze over the training grounds. I stood at the edge of the field, arms crossed, watching the pack's warriors sparring with one another. My thoughts lingered on the message from the previous night. Rogues. Dozens of them, maybe more. Attacks creeping closer, inch by inch toward our borders. It wasn’t a coincidence.Someone must have known that I was about to be Luna and had want to cause disruption. Maybe trigger me to make a mistake. We’d been caught off guard once, and I knew we couldn’t afford to let it happen again. Not with the trials so close. Not with everything at stake.The scent hit me before I saw him. Something unfamiliar—earthy, clean, but sharp, like a blade that had never been sheathed. I turned just as the newcomer approached, his movements smooth, controlled. A man with dark, tousled hair and eyes that seemed to catch every flicker of movement around him. He was tall, broad-shouldered, with an intensity that sent a ripp

The words rang in my ears like a taunt, but they only fueled the fire burning inside me. My muscles screamed from the earlier fight, and the force of the rogue leader’s attack left me winded, but I couldn’t afford to show weakness. Not now. Not when everyone was watching.The figure in the shadows stepped closer, its eyes gleaming with dark amusement. “I can see it in your eyes, little Luna. You’re afraid.”I straightened, forcing my voice to remain steady. “I don’t fear you.”The figure tilted its head, a slow smile spreading across its face. “You should.”Without warning, the rogue lunged, moving faster than I could have anticipated. I barely had time to dodge, but even then, I wasn’t fast enough. His claws grazed my shoulder, the sharp sting of pain igniting a low growl in my throat.“Lily!” Eli’s voice called out from somewhere behind me, but I couldn’t afford to look. My focus had to be entirely on the rogue leader.I shifted into my wolf form, feeling the familiar ripple of powe

The moon hung high and heavy in the sky, its pale light casting long shadows over the pack’s territory. The night was quiet, but the stillness felt oppressive, as if the very air was thick with secrets waiting to be uncovered. The betrayal I feared was not just a whisper in the dark—it was a tangible threat, and it was close.I paced the length of my bedroom, trying to sort through the whirlwind of thoughts and emotions that had taken hold of me since the meeting with the Blackthorns. Noah’s words echoed in my mind, growing louder with every passing hour. Someone from within our own pack was working with Killian Blackthorn, and it wasn’t just a matter of figuring out who—it was a matter of finding them before it was too late.Rose had been insistent that I was letting paranoia cloud my judgment. She’d accused me of letting the stress of leadership consume me, and while her words were sharp, I could see the underlying jealousy and frustration. I had a purpose now—one she felt had been

The sky was overcast, the heavy clouds pressing down as if to mirror the gravity of our situation. The atmosphere around the pack's central gathering area was tense, a low hum of worried voices mingling with the clatter of preparations. The rogue army was advancing, and time was running out. I stood on a makeshift stage at the center of the clearing, the weight of the pack’s fears pressing down on me like a physical force. I needed to rally their spirits, to inspire them to face the threat head-on.The pack members were assembled, their faces a mix of fear and determination. I took a deep breath and stepped forward, trying to push aside the doubts that gnawed at me. Rose stood beside me, her expression guarded, while Eli and Noah flanked me from either side. The tension between them was palpable, but there was no time to address it now.“Everyone, listen up!” I called out, raising my voice to be heard over the murmurs. “I know that many of you are scared. I am too. But we cannot let f

The figure reached out, fingers curling around the edge of their face, pulling the skin away as if it were a mask. I gasped, my throat tightening in shock, but no sound escaped. Where Rose had stood moments ago, a stranger now stared back at me. Dark eyes glittered with satisfaction, a sneer twisting their lips. My heart hammered in my chest, but I couldn't move, rooted in disbelief. "You’ve been deceived, bitch," the stranger spat, the familiar warmth of Rose’s voice replaced with something cold, mocking. I blinked, my mind racing. Who was this? My pulse thrummed in my ears, drowning out everything around me. "Where’s Rose?" I demanded, my voice steadier than I felt. The stranger grinned, baring teeth like a predator toying with its prey. "Closer than you think." Noah stepped forward, his presence grounding me. His eyes flickered over the figure, suspicion darkening his features. "Who are you?" The stranger chuckled, the sound hollow. "Someone who’s been watching this pack f