Semua Bab Wolfless Hybrid: The Awakened Witch : Bab 201 - Bab 210

Ciara's POV When Joan opened the door, I immediately mindlinked Wade, we had a problem.Everything happened in a blur. They shot one of our warriors and forced their way inside. I knew I had to alert Wade before they shifted their attention to me. We needed to formally join the pack soon, but now wasn’t the time to contact Ashton. They were already en route, and we just had to hold on until they got here. I mentioned that the intruders had weapons before I severed the link.Trey and his men were early, already inside before we had time to react. This place was supposed to be a fortress. I think Joan was overconfident. I wanted to warn her not to open the door, but there wasn’t time. Trey is unhinged, and I can feel his intent, he wants blood. He’s obsessed with Maya and me. He doesn’t even try to hide his thoughts. Either he doesn’t know I can read them or he simply doesn’t care.Maya is terrified. And I don’t blame her. He wants her, physically, and yet he also wants her dead. His p

Ciara's POV I chuckled darkly. “Still lying to your men, Trey? It’s laughable that even now, you can’t come up with a single valid reason why any of this is our fault. Just once, try telling the truth. The end’s coming, might as well be honest for once in your life.”He finally stopped talking and started slamming a barstool into my barrier. It didn’t drain me much to hold it—yet—but it still cost me some energy. What I really needed was for him to waste his bullets. That would take more power to block, but once he ran out, he’d be much easier to handle.My bait worked. He calmly drew his gun and fired again. I kept my gaze lowered, hiding the satisfaction on my face. Just what I wanted. I sent a quick message to Maya, letting her know what I was doing.Gabriel stood protectively beside her, fury etched into every line of his face. He had wrapped Meliza in his arms after the first round of gunfire had frightened her. Once she realized Maya’s shield could protect them, she calmed. But

Maya's POV “Trey, there are a lot of warriors outside, at least fifty. We’re not getting out of here,” Thomas said, panic rising in his voice and cutting through the tense silence.“What?” Trey snapped, taking a step back toward the window where Thomas stood. He kept his eyes locked on me until the last second, then glanced out. I saw the exact moment the truth hit him, he was surrounded, and this was the end.I didn’t know when our warriors had arrived, but I silently hoped they’d be safe. Trey might be low on ammunition, but he still had enough to do damage. We had to end this fast. My mother was still bleeding, and she needed medical attention immediately.Then Trey made a mistake, one I couldn’t forgive.“Go upstairs and grab the kids,” he ordered Thomas coldly. “We scented them earlier. There should be three or four. Bring them down, we’ll use them as leverage. These people always protect their pups.”Thomas nodded and turned toward the stairs.That was it.The final straw.A vi

Ashton's POV Two months LaterAfter Trey infiltrated the pack, I knew things had to change. I began restoring the structure we used to have when I was growing up, except this time, I made adjustments for the children. They wouldn’t start training until they turned twelve. Their introduction to training would be through the obstacle course, and if they wanted to continue beyond that, they could.I had started training at a much younger age, but only because I had to. There was a known threat back then, one that loomed over our entire pack. Toward the end of my father’s time as Alpha, once the threat was neutralized, he began to loosen the reins. That was largely due to the number of pack members complaining about the intensity of our routines.The warriors still trained hard, but the rest of the pack only had to attend one or two sessions a week, if that. We had clearly grown too lax. The breach? We figured out how it happened the very next day. One of our warriors noticed a flag in t

Ciara's POV The last few months had been nothing short of perfect. Wade was a changed man, so different from the one I once knew that it felt like being with someone entirely new. He told me he loved me every single day. I wasn’t sure exactly what had caused the shift, but he said the time he spent watching over me in the hospital gave him clarity. Maybe it was seeing me injured, or maybe watching the attack unfold on the monitor, it hit all of them hard, but it changed him most of all.Before the attack, Wade always defended his actions with Vera. He’d plead ignorance, acting like he didn’t understand why I was hurt. Since he hadn’t felt anything sexual for her, he truly believed he’d done nothing wrong. That defense only deepened the pain.But after we returned from the hospital, we talked, really talked. Alone in our room, he apologized. Not just words, but full honesty. He took responsibility and walked me through what had happened, promising it would never happen again. I believ