Semua Bab The Alpha's Curse and the Werewitch's Fate : Bab 1 - Bab 10

Freya walked into the hall with Raven by her side. They had met on her first day of lectures and instantly connected. It wasn't just chance-they had gone to the same middle school before everything changed: before her father died, before her mother married Billy, before she had to leave Blackwood behind.As they moved forward, Freya's eyes landed on a familiar figure. Dominic. He walked down the corridor with his usual crowd, confident as always.Dominic was a senior, and though they had barely interacted, Freya couldn't deny the pull she felt toward him. In the weeks she had been here, all that had passed between them was a single stare. Yet, when he looked up at her, she couldn't help but be drawn to his striking crimson eyes.Their eyes met briefly once again. His crimson eyes-so intense, so unnatural-held her still. Her heart skipped a beat.Red. How could she be drawn to red eyes? She had always loved blue, the color of her own-the shade she once thought was the most beautiful.A

Freya moved through the building, her footsteps echoing down the hallway as the murmur of female voices filled the halls. She entered a small dorm room with two beds, spotting a blonde lady sitting cross-legged on one of the beds."Hey, roomie," Freya called out casually, setting her bag down on her bed. The blonde, Emily, barely glanced up, her fingers tightening around the edge of her pillow. "I saw you with Logan," she said coldly. "What the hell were you doing with my boyfriend?"Freya sighed and frowned, recalling her conversation with him as she turned to face her. "Emily, we were just talking. Nothing else."Emily got up from the bed and took a step closer. "Then why did he break up with me right after your little chat?" A tense silence stretched between them."What?" Freya's eyes widened in shock, her brows knitting together. "I never told him anything. I swear. I even made it clear I would never be with him. You have to believe me."But Emily wasn't listening.Her hand slip

The forest closed in around her like a shroud; Freya stumbled through the fog-choked trees, her breaths ragged, her steps heavy. The gnarled branches reached for her, scraping against her skin as the shadows whispered, their voices a call of chilling threats. She pushed forward, her heart pounding so loudly she could scarcely hear her own thoughts. As she drew closer, the light illuminated the scene, revealing various animals watching her. But what caught her attention was a lone wolf sitting on a rock, gazing at a group of wolves perched on tree stumps. The wolves turned around and howled at the lone wolf. A massive wolf with piercing red eyes walked to the lone wolf, lifting its head to the full moon and howling. The lone wolf opened its mouth to join, but no sound came. It tried again-Freya's eyes flew open.She gasped for breath, her chest rising and falling in frantic rhythm, She was in her room. The nightmare of the forest and wolves was gone, replaced by the morning sun comi

Freya's eyes snapped open as the lecture hall came into focus. Students were packing up their things and heading for the exits. Her skin was damp with sweat despite the cool air.Raven stood over her, concern etched into her face. "Are you okay?" Freya pushed herself upright, wiping her forehead with the back of her hand."You were shaking," Raven continued. "And I know the weather's cool, but you're sweating like you just ran a marathon."Freya sighed, running a hand through her hair. "I haven't been sleeping well. Ever since I came to this town, it's been... one thing after another. I need to go home. Talk to my grandpa. Maybe he can help me make sense of all this.""Then let's go," Raven said, slinging her bag over her shoulder.They stepped out of the hall into the open air, and Freya's gaze immediately landed on Dominic. He stood with his friends, chatting. Elena leaned into him, laughing softly as he rested an arm around her.Freya pressed her lips together and looked away. She

Freya jogged through the forest, her heartbeat syncing with the rhythm of nature around her. Ever since she arrived in Blackwood town, the forest had been calling to her. All her nightmares, and the ones that kept coming, were about the forest. And when she'd asked her grandfather about them and if it was real, he hadn't denied their truth.Her grandfather had brought her, and introduced her to these woods, she had felt a strange connection to them, like they had always been waiting for her. The trees, the earth beneath her feet, even the distant rustling of unseen creatures, it all felt familiar, like a forgotten memory.She had asked Jeffrey if there was something special about the forest. He had only given her a knowing look and told her she would understand in time.The wind rustled through the trees, and she slowed her pace, sensing something or someone behind her. She came to a stop and turned.Dominic stood before her, his vivid red eyes locking onto hers, surprise flickering w