Semua Bab My big bad wolf: Bab 51 - Bab 60

Nolan was still sitting in the bleachers, but he could no longer see the field, his teammates, or the end of that Friday's classes. The laughter and footsteps of the other students echoed distantly, like muffled sounds under water. His mind dragged him inside, mercilessly pulling him back to memories he would rather forget—or worse, couldn't stop reliving.It was as if his body was there, standing still, but his soul was wandering back to the exact moment when everything had gone wrong.Two days earlier.That damn human, Liam, had appeared in front of everyone with that easy smile and his hair deliberately tousled. And then, without ceremony, he had wrapped his arm around Mia's waist, pulled her close, and said, with the audacity of someone who had no idea what he was stirring up:“She's my girlfriend.”The words hit Nolan like a punch in the stomach.Thunder, his inner wolf, exploded with rage in that instant. The fury that took hold of Nolan's mind was immediate, like an erupting st

The ward was still enveloped in a thick silence, broken only by the sounds of the machines monitoring Mia's vital signs. The pack doctor moved with precision and calm, taking ampoules from the small emergency kit he had brought with him. With steady hands, he began to administer the medication in the right places, closely monitoring Mia's body's reactions.Nolan, sitting in the armchair, remained motionless with Mia still in his arms. His gaze did not miss a single movement of the doctor. Every injection, every change of equipment, every change in the monitor's beeps—everything was recorded by his golden, attentive eyes.Mia's arm, still pale and cold, hung limply at her side, and her other hand remained firmly clutched to Nolan's shirt. Even unconscious, her bond seemed to resist her body's fading. It was as if her spirit insisted on not letting him go.Thunder, silent until then, kept the energy flowing to Prata. Mia's wolf, though weakened, still existed within her—and it was she w

Mia was still lying on the stretcher, her eyes half closed, her voice weak, her body heavy. Owen's words still echoed in her mind: she needed to rest, to recover. But one question had been on her mind since she woke up.“Was it Nolan who got me out of there?” she asked with effort, her voice low, almost a whisper.An uncomfortable silence spread through the room until, visibly in a bad mood, Liam replied:“Yes.”He crossed his arms and leaned against the wall, his brow furrowed and his eyes avoiding Mia's. After a short pause, he added:“Actually, I would have taken you out... but he literally went crazy when you passed out. There wasn't enough time.”His tone was bitter, as if each word was tearing something out of him. Owen watched his son with an amused expression, then smiled, adding with a calmness that contrasted with the tension in the air:“And that saved your life, Mia. Since Nolan is your mate, his wolf was able to share some of his energy with Prata. That's what kept you al

Narrator's point of view – MiaOn Saturday morning, Mia woke up and noticed that Nolan was no longer beside her. She couldn't blame him for that; after all, it was already past eleven o'clock. From the sounds coming from downstairs, her father had decided to take the day off to spend with her.After a quick shower, Mia went downstairs to eat something and talk to him.“Honey, are you feeling okay?” Owen asked when he saw her.“As good as new, Dad,” she replied with a smile.“Hmm... how are things between you and Nolan?” he asked cautiously.“When it comes to Nolan, Dad, you can never be sure,” she said, unable to hide the happiness on her face. “But... maybe there's hope for us.”Owen looked at her tenderly and with concern. "Honey, don't expect too much from him. Nolan is a good kid, but life has been hard on him... and the whole story between me and your mother didn't help either. I just don't want to see you get hurt.“Mia looked away, preferring to change the subject.”Dad, Prata

Nolan watched the world around him slowly spin, as if time had slowed down just so he could realize how screwed he was. Since Mia's transformation, every bit of certainty he had about his destiny had crumbled. The girl he had rejected, whom he had tried to push away with coldness and pride, now stood as something far beyond what anyone could have predicted. Mia wasn't just his mate. She wasn't just an ordinary wolf. She was a daughter of the Moon.The snow-white fur she had taken on when she transformed revealed the truth that many had thought forgotten. Children of the Moon... ancient legends whispered among the elders of the pack, about white-furred wolves born directly from the blessing of the Goddess. Until now, they had been considered extinct. And now, there was Mia.Thunder, Nolan's inner wolf, growled restlessly inside him. He felt the energy of the territory vibrate with something ancient and dangerous.“We're in trouble...” Nolan muttered to himself, his eyes fixed on Mia, w