Semua Bab Claws Of Fate: Bab 61 - Bab 70

AVAI couldn't believe my eyes and ears. The chief held my hands, his grip warm and firm, as he told me about the jade necklace. “It belonged to my late father," he said, his voice filled with emotion. "It was passed down from generations to come, a symbol of our pack's history and legacy."I listened, entranced, as he explained how he had reacted when he saw the necklace. "I thought you were thieves," he said, his eyes filled with regret. "I had to imprison the men who brought it, I couldn't let it fall into the wrong hands."He took a deep breath, and continued his story. "When I was still a little boy, there was a war between our pack and a rival pack. My father went to war, but he got injured and was separated from our pack warriors. We searched everywhere for him, but we couldn't find him."I felt a pang of sadness, imagining the chief as a little boy, searching for his father. "What happened to him?" I asked, my voice barely above a whisper.The chief's expression turned somber

CANEAs I walked back to the castle, I decided to stop by the town center where the celebration would take place. The sun had set, and the lights had been lit, casting a warm glow over the entire area. The decorations were perfect, and I couldn't help but smile as I took in the festive atmosphere. Alex had really done a good job, I thought to myself.I continued on to my office, noticing that the light was still on inside. I pushed open the door and was surprised to see Leah standing there, wearing a robe that seemed to shimmer in the dim light. She smiled at me, and I couldn't help but notice the way the fabric clung to her curves."What are you doing here?" I asked, my voice low and smooth.Leah walked towards me, her eyes sparkling with excitement. "I wanted to spend some time with you," she said, her voice husky. "The festival is close, and I have some good news to share with you."I raised an eyebrow, intrigued. "What is it?" I asked, my curiosity piqued.Leah's smile grew wid

AVAI watched in horror as Jake and the Night Warriors fought off the guards. They were vastly outnumbered, but they refused to back down. I could see the determination in Jake's eyes, and I knew that he would fight to the death to protect me.I turned to Derek, my eyes pleading with him to intervene. "Please, Derek, stop this," I said, my voice shaking with urgency. "It's a misunderstanding. Jake and the Night Warriors mean no harm."Derek's expression was grim, and I could see the conflict in his eyes. He was torn between his duty to protect his pack and his growing feelings for me. I knew that he didn't want to hurt Jake or the Night Warriors, but he also couldn't let them threaten the safety of his pack."Please, Derek," I repeated, my voice growing more desperate. "You have to trust me. Jake and the Night Warriors are my friends. They're not here to harm anyone."Derek's eyes locked onto mine, and I could see the tension in his body. He was weighing his options, trying to decid

CANEI sat in my room, staring blankly at the wall as the weight of my worries bore down on me. It had been days since Ava and the others had left for the Black Moon Pack, and I couldn't shake off the feeling of unease that had been growing inside me.The silence was oppressive, punctuated only by the soft rustle of Marcus's movements as he entered the room with my attire for the festival. He placed the clothes on the bed, his eyes meeting mine with a gentle understanding.I didn't notice him at first, I was too lost in my thoughts. But as I felt his gaze on me, I turned to him, my eyes searching for reassurance. Marcus's expression was calm, but I could sense a hint of concern behind his usual stoic demeanor."Alpha, are you alright?" he asked softly, his voice barely above a whisper.I sighed, running a hand through my hair. "Ken, what if I made a mistake sending them alone?" I asked, my voice laced with doubt. "What if I led them to their death?"The thought alone sent a shiver

CANEI stood tall, surveying the scene before me. Despite the commotion that had just occurred, I was determined to keep the party going. I wasn't going to let anyone ruin our celebration."The party will continue," I declared, my voice loud and clear. "We'll show our guests that we're a pack that can handle unexpected situations with dignity and strength."My father approached me, his face twisted in anger and concern. "What are you doing, Cane?" he asked, his voice low and urgent. "We should arrest the Black Moon warriors immediately. They're a threat to our pack's safety."I stood my ground, meeting my father's gaze. "I'm the Alpha, Father," I reminded him. "And I make the decisions for the good of the pack. The warriors have done nothing to warrant arrest. They're our guests, and we'll treat them with respect and hospitality."My father's eyes narrowed, and I could see the hurt and disappointment in them. But I was sure that I had made the right decision. The Black Moon warriors