Semua Bab Ravina: Bab 1 - Bab 6

Chapter 1 – Ravina's POVHelp From The Neigboring Pack The cold wind tousled my fur as I padded between the trees. The border was quiet, but I knew I wasn't supposed to take a chance. The packs didn't get along. There was no food around, and everyone was nervous.I was the only female warrior in my pack. My wolf came late to me, but she was a fierce one. Our bond would be weak at times, but I had worked harder than all the rest to claim my place.I walked on, reaching out through the mind-link. Damon? My mate. Our pack's future Alpha.Suddenly, a searing pain through my head. I gasped, my sight blurring to black. My legs buckled beneath me. The world spun, then went dark.I came awake on the ground. My head pounded. My body was lax. I tried to sit, gasping.What had happened?I tried the mind-link again. Damon, I need help. Nothing. Blank silence.Panic stormed through me. I called for my wolf. Sierra? Still nothing.Panic. I tried the mind-link again. This time, I hit a brick wall.

Chapter 3 – Ravina POVAThe pervert The warm water eased my sore muscles as I leaned back in the bathtub, releasing a slow breath. The tension in my body would not leave completely, but this was as relaxed as I'd been since arriving in this pack.I closed my eyes, reaching out through the mind-link. Anna, can you hear me? A minute later, my head was filled with her voice. I'm here. How are you? "Exhausted. Irritated. Something about this place feels. wrong," I admitted. "Are they treating you nicely?" I paused. The warriors pretty much left me alone, and the Alpha. he was confusing. I didn't know how to describe the way he looked at me, as if he was trying to figure something out that didn't add up."For the moment, they're not treating me poorly," I said at last. "But I don't trust them, especially their Alpha.""Why? Did he do something to you?" Anna's voice grew sharper with concern. "Not exactly... but I feel like he's always looking at me. Waiting for something.""Be careful,"

Chapter FiveDamon’s POVI sat in my office, my fingers gripping the edge of my desk as I stared blankly at the documents in front of me. Reports from my patrol teams, records of supplies, updates on training schedules—important matters that required my attention.But I couldn’t focus.My mind was somewhere else. Or rather, with someone else.Ravina.The name itself sent a sharp ache through my chest. It had been weeks since I rejected her, and yet, I felt her absence like a wound that refused to heal.When I made that choice, I thought I was doing the right thing. Amira had convinced me that Ravina was too weak to be my Luna. She had whispered in my ear that our pack needed someone stronger, someone with ambition and authority, someone like her.And like a fool, I had believed her.Now, the truth stood in front of me like an ugly reflection in the mirror.Amira wasn’t the Luna the pack needed. She wasn’t even the Luna I wanted.Since moving into the packhouse, all she had done was ho