All Chapters of My big bad wolf: Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

The silence that followed Mia's venomous speech was brief but heavy. Marcos didn't seem to notice the discomfort that filled the room, but Owen did. He glanced meaningfully at Marcos, raising an eyebrow with a half-smile, as if to say, “I told you so.”But instead of continuing the complicit exchange of glances with his old friend, Owen turned his attention to Mia, eyeing her with genuine curiosity.“You can also help with the newcomers, Mia. I hear you know them. Only the father is wolf... the rest of the family is human.”Mia frowned in surprise.“Do I?” she repeated, more to herself than to him.She mentally ran through the people she had met before moving there. But wolves? That seemed impossible. Until recently, for her, wolves and vampires were book characters, creatures from stories and movies. She never thought her life would take such an absurd turn as to become involved with a wolf - and now to hear that someone from her past life was also part of that world?Marcos noticed

Nolan knew he was surrounded. No matter how much he screamed mentally, no matter how much he threatened Thunder in his mind, the wolf ignored him. The connection between the two, always pulsing, now seemed like a field of silence. Thunder had made his decision, and he was determined not to interfere anymore—not after everything Nolan had done.Taking a deep breath, realizing that it was no use arguing with his own wolf anymore, Nolan finally looked up at the two men before him. Marcos, his father, and Owen, the man he considered a second father. Their eyes were heavy, laden with expectation, judgment... and disappointment.“Well,” Nolan began coldly, “I'm not going to accept her as my mate. No matter what you say.”Silence fell like a knife in the kitchen. The air seemed denser, heavier, as if the walls were listening to every word spoken. Marcos clenched his fists at his sides. His jaw moved forcefully, his teeth clenched in anger.“You insolent brat,” Marcos growled, taking a step f

Thunder roared.Inside Nolan's mind, the wolf was crazed. Possessive. Savage. Its voice reverberated like thunder in a storm, growling in pure fury:“Kill that human now! Show him who the true owner of Mia's heart and body is! Show him that she is ours!”Nolan squeezed his eyes shut, trying to ward off that wave of violence that rose like fire. Liam's presence, the casual touch of possession in his words, Mia's name coming out of his mouth as if she belonged to him... it was all too much.But despite his anger, Nolan's rational side began to take over. Something was wrong. Very wrong.What kind of coincidence was this? Mia, rejected by him, disappeared the next day... and out of nowhere, a human appeared claiming to be her boyfriend? And on top of that, the son of the pack's new doctor? It didn't make sense. The chances of something like this happening by chance were practically nil.“Lightning doesn't strike twice in the same place,” he thought, his eyes fixed on the cafeteria.He ne

The next morning, Mia woke up before sunrise. The room was still shrouded in darkness, but she didn't hesitate to get up. The weight of the last few days still hung heavy on her shoulders, but there was something different in her chest now: a gentle warmth, a spark of strength that hadn't been there before. She walked over to the mirror and stood there for several minutes, observing her reflection.The three tattoos glowed softly in the dim light of dawn. Owen had told her that she should wear them with pride—that showing those marks was an honor, a divine recognition that few received. And so she chose dark cargo pants and a strapless top. The three tattoos were perfectly visible: on her right shoulder, her left shoulder, and the base of her back.On her right shoulder was a beautiful wolf with blue eyes and turquoise irises. The wolf's expression was serene but powerful, as if it held ancient secrets. On her left shoulder, two wolves were embracing, their bodies intertwined in a ges

When Mia's eyes met Liam's, it was as if the world around her fell silent. The buzz of the parking lot, the curious glances, the suffocating pressure of judgment, and the latent pain of Nolan's contempt... everything faded away. In that moment, Liam was the only thing real. His intense brown eyes were filled with protective fury, but there was also tenderness there, a tenderness Mia recognized with her heart.“Princess... I missed you,” Liam said in a low but clear voice.Without thinking, without hesitating, Mia ran to him.He opened his arms wide, welcoming her as if she were the center of his universe—and to Liam, that was exactly what she was. Mia threw herself against his chest, her arms around his waist, burying her face in the black T-shirt he was wearing. Mia's breathing was shaky. Finally, she let the tears flow. No one noticed, no one but Liam and Amy, who stood nearby, watching everything with the protective gaze of a true soul sister.Liam's fingers caressed Mia's back, an