Semua Bab Claws Of Fate: Bab 91 - Bab 100

AVAI sat in my room, feeling like I was trapped in a living nightmare. Cane, the man I loved, was slipping further and further away from me, consumed by Leah's manipulation. Every day, I saw him less and less, and the man I once knew was disappearing behind a mask of obedience to Leah.I felt hopeless, like I was watching the love of my life being taken away from me, piece by piece. I was stuck in this room, unable to do anything to stop it. The walls seemed to close in around me, suffocating me with their emptiness.But deep down, I could feel my wolf's presence, her gentle nudges and whispers. "Don't give up," she would say. "The real Cane is still in there, somewhere. We just need to hold on to hope."I would nod, trying to muster up some faith. But it was hard, so hard, when everything seemed to be going against me. Leah's influence over Cane was growing stronger every day, and I could see the change in him. He was becoming more and more like a puppet, with Leah pulling the st

CANEI woke up with a start, my head pounding with a sharp, stabbing pain. I rubbed my temples, trying to massage away the ache, but it only seemed to get worse. My chest felt heavy, weighed down by a sense of unease that no amount of rest could ease.Leah lay peacefully beside me, her breathing slow and steady. Her presence was a strange comfort, soothing and suffocating all at once. I gazed at her, feeling a mix of emotions. I knew I was supposed to love her, supposed to be devoted to her, but something about it felt off.Deep inside me, my wolf stirred, a faint growl echoing through my mind. I frowned, trying to shake off the feeling. It was probably just the weight of my Alpha duties, I told myself. I'd been feeling overwhelmed lately, and it was taking a toll on my wolf.But the growl persisted, a low, rumbling noise that seemed to vibrate through my entire body. I shifted uncomfortably, trying to ignore it. Leah stirred beside me, her eyes fluttering open."Good morning," she

AVAI spent the day pouring over the old map, trying to commit every detail to memory. The faded lines and creased parchment seemed to hold the key to my escape, and I was determined to memorize every turn of the hidden passageway.Sophia had shown me the map, her eyes serious and concerned. "You need to know this, Ava," she had said. "You need to know how to get out of the palace, just in case."I had nodded, my heart racing with excitement and fear. I knew that I couldn't stay in the palace forever, not with Leah and Alex watching my every move. I needed a plan, and the map was the first step.As I studied the map, I felt a sense of determination growing inside me. I would memorize every turn, every door, and every hidden corner. I would know the passageway like the back of my hand, so that I could navigate it blindfolded if I had to.The hours ticked by slowly, the sun casting long shadows across the room. I barely noticed, my focus solely on the map. I traced the lines with my

LEAHI stood in my chambers, a sense of triumph coursing through my veins. Ava, my rival, had finally accepted defeat. The reports from the guards spoke of her good behavior, her seeming resignation to her fate. I smiled to myself, feeling a weight lift off my shoulders. Cane was mine, and Ava was no longer a threat.But as I gazed out the window, a nagging sense of unease crept in. Ken's unusual silence bothered me, and Cane's behavior was growing more erratic. His headaches were worsening, and those brief moments of confusion were becoming more frequent. I pushed aside my doubts, attributing them to paranoia. Ava was beaten, and I had won.Still, I couldn't shake the feeling that something was off. Cane's eyes seemed to hold a hint of awareness, a spark of recognition that I couldn't quite extinguish. I frowned, my mind racing with possibilities. Was it possible that Ava's influence still lingered, that she had somehow managed to undermine my control?I turned to my maid, my voic

CANEI stood in the council chamber, discussing the finer points of expanding our boundaries with my father and several of the elder chiefs. It was a complex issue, one that required careful consideration and strategic planning. But my mind wasn't fully on the task at hand. I kept thinking about Ava, wondering how she was doing, and when I would be able to see her again.Just as I was about to make a point about the benefits of forming alliances with neighboring packs, Jake caught my eye. He was standing at the back of the room, his expression serious. He signaled me discreetly, and I knew something was wrong.My heart began to beat faster as I wondered what had happened. Jake was supposed to be watching over Ava, keeping her safe. If he was here, signaling me, it meant something had happened to her. I felt a surge of worry and concern, but I pushed it aside, not wanting to alarm anyone.I calmly dismissed the council, telling them I needed to attend to some pressing matters. My f