All Chapters of A Bond Of Fire And Fang : Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

AVAI didn't think twice about it.The look on his face was enough.Without another word, I spun on my heels, dashing into the woods. The sharp wind slapped against my cheeks, the branches scraped my arms, yet I didn't stop.All I could think about was the horror I'd just seen..."Ava!" my mother called, the pounding of her feet echoing behind me. "Ava, wait! You can't get past the bou-A strange blue shimmer flared in front of me as I crossed the treeline.For a brief second, the world tilted. My breath ceased. My stomach twisted, threatening to spill out the nonexistent dinner in it as I stumbled to the ground, gasping for air."Ava!" She caught up with me. "You shouldn't have been able to do that." Her voice was heavy with disbelief."What... what was that?" I panted. "What's happening to me? Why do I feel this way?" I cried. "What's going on, Mum?""I placed a boundary to shield us from the outside world. You just tore through it," she whispered, her eyes wide with fear at its impl

AVAThe moment Chloe slammed the door shut, I glanced at the rusty alarm clock on the desk. It was barely 6 am, yet she was already dressed.That could only mean one thing:Today was a Thursday.A flare of hope sparked within me as I let out a sigh of relief. I steadily rose to my feet, still feeling the sharp sting of the unexpected slap, but it didn’t matter anymore. Not today, anyway, and there were two major reasons for that:One, the pack had its general morning run every Thursday before their training session, which meant I'd get to do my chores without running into anyone.Was it that big of a deal?For me, yes.It meant I wouldn't have to be anyone's insult cushion while being tossed around.It was one of the reasons I was ever grateful for moving out of the Omega quarters.The storage room might not be the best place, considering it was stuffy and dusty, and the door was barely hanging onto its hinges, but it was my space. A place where I could sit peacefully instead of lookin

AVAThere were no similarities between this one and the other three.I wasn’t the nine-year-old Ava. I wasn’t in a forest. And my parents were definitely not here either.This time, I stood in what looked like an abandoned garden that looked too neat to be wild and too neglected to be cared for, as I scanned the surroundings for anything familiar.Until I noticed my clothes.I was still wearing the oversized T-shirt and shorts I’d gone to bed in... I mean, I couldn’t recall the specific details from my past dreams, but I knew I only got them a year ago from the pack's hand-me-down collection.Didn’t Ralia and I agree that the dreams were just fragments of my imagination?How then could I be dreaming of something that didn't exist in my nine-year-old memory?Before I could process the situation, a gust of wind swept past me, nearly knocking me off my feet as seven large wolves burst into the clearing. One after the other, they prowled cautiously, tension in the air as their eyes watched

KAELAs soon as my eyes flung open, I was back, locked up in the brick walls of the dungeon.The rage and memories of the events that occurred a few hours ago slammed into me; I mentally complimented whoever thought it was best to chain me back as my bloodshot gaze fell on the person at the gate."Thorne?"He whipped his head towards me, flinching at the sound of my voice."Alpha—Not Thorne...— Beta Thorne left a few minutes ago."I squinted, blinking away the dizziness."Get him."In less than ten minutes, the guard's stuttering figure was replaced with my Beta’s shocked one. Thorne’s face wasn’t his usual unreadable mask. His lips parted, then closed. Then parted again,He stared at me, curiosity shining in his eyes as he swallowed like the words were too heavy for him to speak.I frowned, eyeing him suspiciously before tugging at my bind."How about you get these chains off first? Then you can continue your show."That was enough to get him out of his head, and he hurriedly swung

AVARight in front of me, my dream solidified into reality.I shouldn't be able to recollect. After my session with Ralia, the details had vanished again, just as they had in the previous times. But another glance at the man standing in front of me with an easy smile, capable of pacifying even the naughtiest child, it pushed its way to the forefront of my mind.I might not have recognised him initially, but now I was certain—He was indeed one of the figures from that dream.The large, spacious hall fell quiet, their eyes on the three hefty men who walked in behind him. They also had similar builds to the other men I had seen. I had to control my bulging eyes.What was he doing here?"Alpha Dax, Alpha Damon". He greeted with a respectful nod. "Good to see you once again."Covering up his surprise, Dax replied with a stiff smile,"Beta Thorne. I was unaware of your visit. Otherwise, my brother and I..." He extended his arm towards Damon, who gave a short nod in agreement, "...would have