All Chapters of Alma between two worlds: Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

As class left, Alma stopped dead in front of Kaelen, her gaze falling on the flowers he was holding out to her.The colorful petals seemed almost unreal between her fingers, a delicate contradiction to the image she had always had of him."What is it?" she whispered, fascinated.Kaelen gave a light, slightly mysterious smile.— Among humans, giving flowers is a nice gesture. A gesture of affection.Alma felt an inexplicable warmth inside her.She never thought she would receive such a mark of kindness from him.Little by little, a new image of Kaelen took shape in his mind.Was he really who she had imagined?With a naiveté she didn't recognize in herself, she wondered if maybe he was a good person after all.As the days passed, Kaelen continued his approach.He introduced her to the human world from an angle she would never have explored on her own.The bright lights of nightclubs, the adrenaline rush of nightlife, the simple pleasure of strolls in the sun.Every moment spent with hi

The morning was fresh, bathed in a soft light that filtered through the leaves.Alma felt a new lightness within her. There were no classes today, and she refused to spend the day locked in the cabin.She wanted to explore, to see this human world that was calling her more and more.Kaelen did not object.He seemed preoccupied with his own affairs, a plan he didn't even bother to explain.But before she left, his gaze fell on her, shining with a shadow of control he never truly relinquished.— Be careful. I'm watching you.A warning.A reminder that she was never completely free under his gaze.But Alma, determined, shrugged her shoulders and walked away without answering.That day, she decided alone where she would go.And without knowing what awaited her, she took another step into a world where everything could change in an instant.Alma walked aimlessly, letting her steps guide her through the city, absorbed in her thoughts.Meanwhile, at Ezra's, the mood was quite different.Sitt

As the days passed, Alma felt a growing emptiness inside her. Ezra ignored her, didn't even look at her, as if she had never existed.She could have made the first move.But out of pride, she remained silent, convinced that he must come to her.So she told Ethan about it.— Do you know why he reacts like that?But Ethan didn't know anything, just shrugged, only able to see his discomfort.That evening, after school, he suggested a way out.— Come to my house. We'll do our history homework together.Alma hesitated.Then, with a hint of hope, she agreed.Before leaving, she went to ask Kaelen for permission.The latter, after a brief glance, saw nothing alarming in Ethan.So, without much opposition, he gave his consent.But deep down, he remained vigilant.Because no matter where Alma went…He was watching her.Ethan's house was welcoming, bathed in soft light that filtered through the curtains.Alma looked around, discovering a warm home, very different from the cabin where she lived

Kaelen settled himself on a rock, gazing into the vastness of the night sky. The full moon bathed his body in a silvery glow as he opened the book with calculated, almost reverent slowness. The missing pages… They were finally there, untouched, ready to reveal their truth.He scanned the text, his breath holding as the words took on meaning before his eyes. A prediction. A birth foretold. A hybrid wolf, born from the union between a Keibster and a human explorer.A creature that, according to ancient writings, would defy ancestral laws and break the hatred between humans and wolves. Kaelen felt her heart race. And suddenly, everything became clear. Ramba… Her origin… Her destiny… She was the wolf of the prophecy. Alma.And if that were true, then everything they'd believed until now would be turned upside down. Their world. Their power. Their future. Kaelen slowly closed the book, still staring at the moon.If Alma decided to betray their pact… He now knew what he could use against he

He hesitated for a moment before adding the rest.Ethan: He asked me about something that happened last night. But I don't understand... Why ask me that? I have no memory of him and me last night.He pressed send and stared at the screen as if a reply would appear right then and there.For her part, Alma, still behind the cabin, was enjoying the scenery, her momentary tranquility barely disturbed by the sound of the notification. She frowned slightly as she read the message.Kaelen? Looking for Ethan? She didn't see what he was getting at.— I don't understand anything you're saying. Why would he come to see you without telling me?Ethan reread that answer several times. Alma's incomprehension only amplified his own unease. Something eluded him. Something he didn't remember. And yet, the feeling persisted, clinging to him like a shadow. He knew this wasn't going to end there. And that, one way or another, he would eventually understand. Whether he wanted to… or not.Ethan laughed nerv