All Chapters of A Bond Of Fire And Fang : Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

Loyalty is a blade—it either protects or betrays.BACK IN BLOODMOONDax looked up with a grunt as his office door slammed.His wolf flashed to the surface for a second, annoyed at the intrusion until he recognised the men he had ordered a while ago. Giving them a subtle nod, they threw the female in their hand to the ground before turning to exit the room.He didn’t say a word, his breath coming out in harsh pants, a reminder of the anger that remained from the heated argument he’d just had with his brother.Damon knew their goal. He knew what was at stake. He knew of the things their father had gone through and why they couldn’t abandon this mission, yet he acted as if it meant nothing. He didn’t understand why.He was already pissed from Alpha Draven’s intervention. Now, Ava was no longer in their custody. What if he gets a whiff of who she is?Releasing a frustrated groan, he spun around, heading over to the she-wolf staring at him with a betrayed expression.“Why did you do it?”S

AVAAfter receiving a look of warning from Ralia, we both headed to the next floor."I should be running away from here," I whispered as we climbed the stairs. "The men that brought me back- the alphas' office is the first place that'll come to their minds when they don't see anyone in your office.""You said you wanted the truth." Was the only reply she gave."And it lies in the upper quarters?"A sigh escaped her lips as we reached. "Before you found me, I was summoned."My feet screeched to an abrupt stop. "Wait, we're headed to their office? The one place I just said I mustn't be seen in.""You won't be going in, Ava. Just stay two doors away and you'll be fine.""What about you?"Ralia's lips pulled into a tight smile. " It can't be avoided. They called me in later than I expected, but they're pissed I let you get caught by Alpha Draven. Aside from a few scratches and torture, they can't do much. You'll know when to leave, and when you do, be swift and smart about it."I wanted t

“So… you look good. Like you’ve just been punched in the guts but were not given a chance to retaliate in a good kind of way."Those were the first words that met Kael the moment he pulled the door to his office open. He eyed the man with a goofy expression, chewing loudly on the sofa, like his office was the dining room. Then slammed the door shut as he walked in.“You heard.”“Oouu, I didn’t just hear. I watched it allll... happen.”He rolled his eyes. Typical Thorne. He must’ve been so caught up in controlling his rage he didn’t hear his second in command approach the room.“It’s nice to finally have someone to butt heads with, don’t you think?” Thorne teased, the crumbles of whatever he was eating spilling out of his mouth. “I mean, no offense, but you seem to be stuck in your head.”Kael scoffed under his breath, “I am not stuck in my head. It’s just how—…you are. Yes, you’ve said it a hundred times, but you keep forgetting you were never like that from the start.” The Beta said

Kael stood by the window, overlooking the pack members as they rounded up their evening training. Unlike other packs, trainings were usually done twice daily during the weekdays, with the weekends being an exception. The North Central was a warrior pack after all.His hand clenched around the whisky glass as he watched them do simple stretches in hurdles, making small talk—no doubt with him as the subject.It's been a few hours since he quenched the fire, both literally and practically, yet they couldn't get over it. His reveal was one thing. Ava's was another.Being a direct descendant of the lycans wasn't just a birthright that placed him above most werewolves, but it also bestowed powers that no ordinary wolf could have. Each lycan had a specific gift ranging from healing to foresight to enhanced strength and many others—but his was associated with nature. Amidst some other little abilities that were general to them all, he could easily control the four elements. So at the very le

AVA"Now tell me." Ella sat up, switching up the gloomy atmosphere in the room. "It seems you're having mate troubles?""Ugh. Don't get me started on that. Your alpha is more arrogant than I credited him to be.""Hmm. Marvelling." She commented with a thoughtful look. "I never expected Alpha Draven to be so unpredictable.""I think he wasn't taught common manners." I grumbled, "I mean, who treats their mate the way he does? Shouldn't he be trying to win me o— hey, what are you doing? Personal space, Arabella!" I jumped back, uncomfortable by how close she had moved. I could almost feel her breath on my face as she put on a silly, proding grin."You just admitted that Alpha Draven is your mate." I shifted. "What about the ones you were holding onto?"Rolling my eyes, the familiar flare of warmth surged within me as my anger bristled, "Don't get me started. That's a lost cause.""Part of the untold story?""You know it.""It's okay. I didn't believe it anyway. So you accept our alpha no