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CHAPTER 2 – Kael NightshadeThe clinic door opened, and my world instantly changed.The man who entered brought an aura that immediately filled the room—tall, muscular, with slightly messy black hair and sharp gray eyes like a storm. He wore worn jeans and a flannel shirt rolled up to his elbows, revealing muscular arms covered with small scars. But what took my breath away was the intensity of his gaze when our eyes met.Instantly, I felt something strange—like an electric current flowing from my toes to the tips of my hair. My heart beat so hard I was sure he could hear it. And even stranger, I could sense something from him—something wild, primitive, and very dangerous."Kael," Dr. Hayes greeted, breaking the sudden silence that had formed. "What's wrong with Thunder?"Those gray eyes finally left my face, and I could breathe again. Kael—so that was his name—glanced out the window where a large black horse was tied to a trailer."He got injured during training this morning," he ans

CHAPTER 4 – Nightshade RanchIt took us about fifteen minutes through the land route. I followed his pickup with my car, and his silhouette really disturbed me.When we arrived at the ranch gate, I was mesmerized by the view. Nightshade Ranch was much larger than I had imagined—vast green land stretched to the foothills, with a large rustic-style wooden house that looked like it came out of an architecture magazine. Horse stables were scattered in various corners, and I could see dozens of high-quality horses grazing in the fields."Wow," I murmured as I got out of the car. "This is... amazing."Kael walked toward me, his chest slightly puffed with pride. "My family has been building this ranch for three generations. I'm just continuing the tradition."Before I could respond, two people came out of the main house. The first was a man with light brown hair and a friendly smile, almost as tall as Kael but with a slightly smaller build. The second was a woman with long red hair and gentl

CHAPTER 6 – Something That Shakes My SoulI woke up gasping for air, cold sweat soaking my temples. Morning light filtered through the apartment curtains, but the strange sensation in my palm still felt real—warm, as if last night a giant wolf had truly touched me. I stared at my palm for a long time, hoping to find any trace. But, of course, there was nothing.I sat at the edge of the bed, hugging my knees, trying to calm my mind. That dream… or maybe it wasn’t just a dream? I could remember the details clearly: the forest, the moonlight, those golden eyes looking at me with recognition and longing. And that voice—“Finally, you’re home.”I took a small journal from the nightstand drawer, writing down everything I could remember. For the past few days, I had been writing about my strange dreams, hoping to find a pattern or explanation. But the more I wrote, the more it all seemed to make less sense.My phone vibrated. Dr. Hayes messaged me asking if I would be coming to the clinic ear