Lahat ng Kabanata ng The Wolf’s Redemption: Kabanata 21 - Kabanata 30

Daisy’s POV Daisy couldn’t stop pacing the hallway. Ayra was home, safe in bed, but something felt wrong. Her daughter had slept most of the night, barely waking even when her siblings hugged her or when Daisy cried beside her."She’s not acting like herself," Daisy whispered to Dickson. "She’s too quiet."Dickson knelt beside the bed and gently touched Ayra’s forehead. "She feels warm."Daisy grabbed her phone and called Dr. Mirah. "Please come quickly. Something is wrong with Ayra."Mirah arrived within twenty minutes. She checked Ayra thoroughly. Her face turned pale when she finished."She’s been poisoned," Mirah said softly.Daisy gasped. "What?""It’s a slow-acting toxin. Something designed to weaken, not kill immediately. We don’t have much time.""Can you save her?""I need to know what kind of poison it is. And to do that, I need access to the man who took her."Roan walked into the room. "He’s being held in one of our secured cells. I can take you there."Mirah nodded. "Let

Daisy’s POVI’ve always wanted a life where no one controls me or watches every move I make. But the world I live in now isn’t the life I ever wished for.I'm just so unlucky with things, most times I do think maybe I'm confused, but definitely it seems so.It all started when Rosa and Lycan kidnapped my kids. The fear that gripped me back then—it was unbearable. It felt like the world around me was spinning out of control.Deep down, I know Dickson already realizes those kids are his. He’s just pretending not to. I told him to stay away from them completely.But he still protected them. Even though he acts like a coward sometimes, he saved me during the fire. And when our kids were kidnapped, he was there. He showed how much they meant to him.But I don’t want him to change them. I don’t want him to fill their hearts with pack ways or his kind of thinking. I don’t want my kids to become like him.After thinking for a long while, I got up from the bed. I walked into the bathroom to b

Daisy's POV The knock on the door wasn’t loud, but it sent a shiver through me.I stood still for a moment, heart steady but alert. The kids were fast asleep in my room, unaware of who was at the door.I walked quietly to the entrance and looked through the small side glass.It was Dickson. He stood there with snow in his hair, hands in his jacket pockets, eyes fixed on the ground.I opened the door slowly but didn’t move aside.“What are you doing here?” I asked, my voice low but firm.“I needed to see them,” he said quietly, not raising his eyes.“They’re asleep. And you weren’t invited.”He nodded. “I know. I just… I couldn’t sleep without knowing if they’re okay.”“They’re fine. You can go now.”He looked up then, and the sadness in his eyes was something I hadn’t seen in a long time.“Daisy,” he said softly, “I don’t want to fight with you. I just want to be in their lives. I know I’ve made mistakes. Big ones. But I’m still their father.”I crossed my arms. “You only show up whe

Rosa’s POVI couldn’t sleep.No matter how much I turned or hid my face in Lycan’s pillows, I couldn’t feel better.He was gone.I looked all over the house, the woods, and places I didn’t want to visit again. The old den, the cliff where he told me a secret, and the riverbank where he promised to stay.Now he is gone.And I knew where he went.To Daisy.Even though I didn’t like her, after I went to her house for answers.The snow was loud under my shoes. Her living room was warm. I saw her kids, and their laughter stopped when I walked in.I knew she didn’t like me. But I wasn’t there to fight.I just wanted to protect myself.The black car outside wasn’t mine. I borrowed it from someone I shouldn’t have called.My hands shook as I turned the key. My phone rang.Blocked number.I answered.“Did you talk to her?” a deep voice asked.“Yes,” I said.“And?”“He’s not there.”“Then he will be. Don’t get in the way.”“You promised help, not a fight.”“You asked for help. I gave it. It’s n

Daisy’s POVNews spread like wildfire—Lycan was missing.And honestly? I didn’t care.Not in the slightest.Everyone around me seemed disturbed, whispering, exchanging theories, but none of that moved me. My only concern right now is my children. Their safety, Their future. Everything else, including Lycan’s disappearance, is irrelevant to me. I won’t pretend to be concerned when I’m not. I have enough on my plate already.People like to poke their noses into things that don’t concern them. But I’ve learned the hard way—meddling in other people’s mess, especially Rosa and Lycan’s chaos, only ends in pain. That’s their battle, not mine.And if you ask me, Lycan deserves every bit of what’s coming to him. Life always pays back in full, and now he’s cashing in his dues.I glanced at the clock—time to take the kids to school.I made sure to keep the morning routine light and cheerful. I didn’t want them sensing that anything was wrong. If they found out Lycan was missing, I knew the ques