Semua Bab Escaping From My Ruthless Husband: Bab 51 - Bab 60

Mauve,"Before we leave, we must collect what we need for the long journey," I muttered as Neva walked into the forest.Yesterday’s incident had shaken me up. Like my previous pack, they didn’t want me here. Now that I almost killed the Luna, people were against me. I could hear them better than when I was just a human. My eyes were sharper, my hearing ability had improved, and I could stay hungry a bit longer.So, I knew. I could smell the hatred from everyone.It might have been Luna Paleframe’s scheme. She won, and I chose to lose to protect my dignity, my self-respect. I never wanted to stay where I wasn’t welcome.We gathered some weird herbs, truffles, and some wild fruits that could be preserved dry. On the way to this pack, Marcus introduced me to some survival instincts to follow. So, I was going to rely on that skill until I got into the human world.Possibly, it would take days or months. I might have to fight... but with Neva by my side, I feared nothing."What about fish?

Marcus,She was there in a second and then, she vanished. For a second I found myself standing before that stream, the stream with an oak tree, in the middle of pine forest.The legendary gate of the Forbidden Park, unable to get inside or come out.My foot moved forward instinctively. Just one step. That’s all it would take. But next second, she was gone. Her voice didn't reach me. She didn't look at me. She just disappeared.Right now, standing on the right place where there is no streaming, no tree, no sweet scent or a vast forest. Nothing. And she was gone.My heart was pounding. I failed to protect my sister. I promised her to protect her always. I had already missed twenty five years. How could I let her go now? I should have done better. After informing the situation to Alpha, I decided to search through it when I heard a voice coming from behind."You never listen, do you?" I turned sharply. The tone made me freeze.Luna Paleframe stood behind me, arms crossed, her eyes like

The heavy wooden doors creaked open as the woman turned with a graceful smile. Her voice echoed through the grand, ancient room."Let me formally introduce myself," she said. "I am Valarie Willows, the Luna of the Dark Wolf Pack. And this—"She extended her arm, gesturing proudly at the library around us.The room was enormous, lined with towering bookshelves reaching up to a ceiling adorned with faded celestial murals. The scent of aged parchment and candle wax filled the air. Books were stacked in languages I didn’t recognize, titles I had never seen before. Strange artifacts sat in glass cases, emitting an aura of dormant power."There are things in this library that haven’t seen the light in hundreds of years," Valarie said, her voice calm but laced with a kind of pride. "And here, Mauve Scarlet Paleframe, I will explain who you are—the rightful bearer of the Legendary Moon Wolf, one of the strongest wolves to ever exist."I took a step back, struggling to process her words."You’

Valarie Willows,"You should take some rest," I said, brushing off the papers in my hand and nodding toward the attendants waiting by the door. "Tomorrow, I will introduce you to the Alpha of this pack and other members who will help you train your wolf. Don't worry about the baby. It will be perfectly fine. Not to mention, your wolf had a good feast on our sacred fishes."I offered her a small smile, signaling two of the servants to guide her around. She looked embarrassed, her gaze lowering as she bowed slightly."I apologize. We didn’t know the stream belonged to your sacred gate. She was just—""No need to apologize," I interrupted. "Enjoy your time here. You are safe."With that, I turned and stepped out of the guest room that had been prepared for her.We had learned about this girl two years ago.Since I had taken charge of the internal affairs of this pack and the responsibility of protecting the Valley of Darkness, I spent days buried in ancient tomes and scrolls, searching f

Luna PaleframeThe Golden Hall was barely lit by the dying flames of a single black candle. Its feeble glow cast elongated shadows that stretched like grasping fingers across the cracked stone walls and cold marble floors. The air was thick with the scent of ancient incense and burnt wax, mingling with the faint chill seeping through the cracked window. The hall had once been a place of warmth and power, but now it felt hollow—like a forgotten tomb where secrets festered in the darkness.I welcomed the shadows, their silent presence a comforting cloak. Darkness suited me. It understood me better than any living soul ever could.Outside, the moon hung low and ghostly in the night sky, a pale sentinel watching silently as it bathed the world in cold, silver light. Its chill crawled beneath my skin, awakening the cold fury I’d held buried beneath years of forced patience. It was time to unleash it.Mauve. My daughter. A name that tasted like bitter ash on my tongue, a reminder of failur