All Chapters of MY WEREWOLF DESTINY: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

Sophia's POV:I was all set and ready to head out. The plan was to tell mum that I'm going to get some supplies we've run out from. I took a deep breath and went to sitting room where mom was sitting."Mom, I'm going to go get some supplies, I mean the ones we've run out of." I said, my voice firm, but I was really scared inside.However, she did not notice and just smiled and as usual, hammered on safety."Just make sure, you're safe my love. I don't want anything to happen to you." She replied, her voice laced with concern."Don't worry mum. I'll be fine. Nothing will go wrong, I promise." I assured, my face glowing with a smile.She's still reluctant, but finally agreed."Please, be safe." She still emphasized, and finally hugged me warmly and escorted me to the door."Bye, see you later." I chuckled."Yeah, don't be long."As I stepped out of the door, the weight of my actions sank into my heart. I need to maintain composure and be very careful. I don't know what may be out there,

Julian's POVI watched her closely, carefully observing her every move. I noticed the subtle shift in her expression. It was quick and unsteady, but unmistakable. I knew it and needed no one to explain further. It was the look of someone that was caught in a lie, and I knew in that my moment that my suspicions had been right all along. My heart sank, although not in anger, but in deep weary and understanding.Sophia had been meeting Xavier. The thought stung my heart more than I had expected. I had already suspected it, but seeing the confirmation in her eyes only sent a wave of exhaustion ways over me.I never imagined that she would still continue with her relationship with him. The heavy price of love, it's just too overwhelming and she's not ready to face the consequences.My mind raced back to the faint howls I've been hearing lately. It all makes sense now. At first, I dismissed it, thinking it was just usual sounds from the forest, but now, everything just seemed to fall in pl

Julian’s POVI stood firm in the doorway, throwing away the guilt I felt earlier. My chest was heavy with the weight of the decision I just made and I could not add more to it. I saw the panic rising in Sophia's eyes, the shock and disbelief written all over her face. But however, I was not going to back down. I've said what I said and there's no room for arguments. Its the highest and best I could offer her."This is final Sophia." I said, my voice calm and resolute, despite the agony raging inside me. "We're leaving at the end of the week. No more discussion." I said, my voice firm and conclusive. I made sure I emphasized my finality, stressing the 'no more discussion," part. "The decision is already made and there's no going back. Just get yourself ready. That's all I can tell you." I made clear to her, she can't make me change my mind.I watched stunned and frozen in the middle of the sitting room. I know she wants to argue, she wants to speak, she wants to find a way to make me u

Sophia's POVI let out a heavy sigh, my mind spinning with endless thoughts and I couldn't seem to escape. This house suddenly felt like a cage and I was the prisoner. Deep down in me, I had known that the secret meetings with Xavier would eventually be discovered. But in my greatest dreams, I never expected it to happen so soon. The speed at which my mom had figured everything out was shocking, leaving me in defeat and confusion. I don't still understand how she managed to know. How? Or was there anything that she might have noticed…I sat down and remembered something, something that might have tipped her off, Xavier's howling. There was always a tendency to do that, especially when he was leaving after our meeting together. It was a habit of his, one that never really seemed to bother me before. Now it's clear like a projector. I had always brushed off this feeling as part of his his nature as a werewolf, but now, looking at it from a different and clearer point of view, it was so

Cindy’s POVLook at a place I hoped to meet in discipline and hardwork, but instead, I met in chaos. The atmosphere is far from what I expected. They were just idle, misbehaving, talking to themselves and doing meaningless things. The training area is rowdy, with no sign of productive work being done.I was disappointed, honestly, I really was. This far from what I expected. The disciplined forces I expected I expected to see were nothing but crazy people.I approached the leader who is not actively overseeing them whicj only fuels my anger. He does not even react to my presence, rather, he continued leaning on the tree.Immediately, I asked him for some explanation of their lack of activities, but my mind was filled with thoughts that things were not going as planned.With a mix of frustration and authority, I asked him."Why aren't your men in duty?" My face stern and hardened like a rock. My tone is sharp, expecting a valid reason for the laziness I'm witnessing. He better think of