Semua Bab My big bad wolf: Bab 141 - Bab 150

Maya remembered how good it was to live in the middle of the forest in Forks. She had always felt a deep connection with the nature that surrounded her. The small town was surrounded by dense forests, majestic trees, and the constant murmur of the Quileute River, which meandered nearby. She spent hours exploring the forest, watching the birds and wild animals that shared this natural sanctuary. It was there, among the ancient trees, that Maya found peace and refuge from her own insecurities.At that time, she was a shy, delicate, and incredibly beautiful little girl. Her dark brown hair fell in wavy curls over her shoulders, and her golden eyes, like the sun, enchanted everyone who met her. However, her beauty was overshadowed by her shyness. She hid behind her hair, avoiding eye contact whenever possible.Since childhood, Maya had seen the twins Paulo and Pedro as a kind of unattainable dream. They were the sons of the Supreme of the supernatural realm, a man Maya loved like an uncle

The plane landed at Seattle airport, and Lola was more anxious than ever. Her wolf was agitated and irrational, ready to face any threat. She looked at Maya, who looked paler than a sheet, and an immediate concern washed over her:“Are you okay?” she asked softly, even though the whirlwind of emotions inside her was the opposite.Maya replied, her voice trembling:“My mom just told me that Logan came with them to the airport.”Upon hearing that name, Lola's wolf, Trix, stirred furiously inside her. Lola couldn't hide the anger she felt, and her eyes flashed with rage. She asked, her teeth clenched:“Is he one of the devil twins?”Maya shook her head:“No, but he was their best friend. He participated in every single torture I went through.”Lola felt a wave of anger and thirst for revenge run through her body. She couldn't wait to get her eyes on that damn wolf and make him regret everything he had done to her friend.The plane finally taxied to the arrival gate, and Lola saw the pass

Maya wasted no time as soon as she got home. The feeling that overwhelmed her was irresistible, an inexplicable attraction that seemed like a voice whispering her name and an invisible force pulling her toward the forest. It was as if nature itself was calling her, as if the forest was her home. She ran through the trees at a speed that defied comprehension, her movements fluid, and nothing seemed to be an obstacle for her. Leaves fell in her wake, and branches moved aside, as if the forest itself recognized her presence and welcomed her with open arms.The cool breeze caressed her face and the scent of wet earth filled her nostrils, filling her with a sense of belonging. The forest was her refuge, her place of peace, where all the worries of the world disappeared. The green of the leaves, the singing of the birds, and the soft rustling of the trees created a symphony that calmed her restless soul.Without really knowing why, Maya headed for the plains and stopped at the edge of a pre

The commotion at the clinic was out of control. Nurses rushed to pull Lola away from the girl, who they now knew was Logan's sister. Their looks toward Lola were filled with indignation and disbelief, as if she were the most monstrous being on Earth. Maya approached her friend to offer moral support, but the situation seemed to have quickly spiraled out of control.Lola, in the midst of the chaos, tried to justify herself:“What? It was just a tug on the hair.” However, her angry tone did not help to calm the situation.The nurses were determined to expel Lola and Maya from the clinic without giving them the opportunity to explain that they were the new doctors. Meanwhile, Logan was focused only on his sister, who was sitting on the floor, holding her head in her hands, clearly upset by what had happened.The commotion at the clinic had reached enormous proportions, and the only alternative left was to call the higher-ups in order to restore order and clarify the situation. While the

When they saw Maya lying on the ground, Paulo and Pedro were overcome by an overwhelming impulse, similar to the one that had led them to jump after her on the cliff. It was as if their lives were connected to hers by an invisible thread, and the fear that Maya's heart would stop made them feel uncontrollable despair. A feeling of deep connection, transcending logic, compelled them to act.The two roared orders for Maya to be rescued immediately, but the problem was that no one could touch her. Every time someone tried to approach her, they were repelled by an intense heat emanating from Maya's body, as if she were literally on fire. The scene was frightening, and the confusion in the room was palpable.Suddenly, Maya's body began to convulse, and Paulo, uttering a string of expletives, bravely approached and took her in his arms. Everyone in the room watched in amazement, as countless nurses had tried to help her, but none of them had been able to touch Maya without being repelled by