All Chapters of THE REVENGE OF THE WHITE WOLF : Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

I'd been scrubbing over twenty toilets in this godforsaken building for what felt like an eternity. Over twenty by now. Some were neat and easy, others were so filthy I wondered if animals had used them.“You okay?" Jessica asked, from the doorway.I slowly turned to her with a scowlShe smirked but quickly erased it “I guess not," I spat on the toilet floor and kept scrubbing. Finally, when I stepped out of the bathroom, I gulped down fresh air like I'd been drowning.“How many more filthy toilets do I have to scrub?" I asked, my voice dripping with annoyance.“Just three. Lucky for you, you don't have to wash the Alpha's toilet or the Luna's” she said.I blinked in surprise "Really? Why”I asked"Luna wants someone else to handle it,”she replied, gathering her cleaning supplies.I scoffed. I couldn't decide if I should be relieved that my work had lessened or insulted that Ciara thought me inferior and not worthy enough to clean their stinking waste room.“Less work for me" I mut

The distance from Silver Crest pack to Great Falls was long but I ran without pause, lungs burning, paws pounding against the earth. The cold air lashed my fur, my breath coming in sharp clouds , but I didn't stop. If they weren't already preparing to move against Ember Moon, they would soon, and I couldn't waste another second.At last, city lights began to shimmer in the distance, glowing against the night light scattered stars. I sped up my pace, eager to get there on time. Relief surged through me, but so did a new problem. I couldn't pass through the city in wolf form. There was another route to Ember Moon through the woods but that would cost me precious time. My only solution was to shift. I needed clothes. Slipping into the outskirts, I shifted back into my human form, crouching low as I snuck into a backyard. My body aches from the long run, the cool night air biting against my skin. Laundry swayed on a line, perfect!. I reached towards a shirt.“Why are you naked?"The tin

I huffed, steam curling from my nostrils in the cold. My watchful eyes roamed from one to another, studying them, waiting for anyone to make a single move. Thane looked frozen, like his worst nightmare had just come alive. Ciara wore an expression that almost made me laugh; she had an expression somewhere between horrified and shocked. Axel was devastated. Axton, speechless. None of you expected me to be something great, right? Let's see how any of you passes. “You're the … the white…”"Yes, I am," I cut off Ciara's stuttering. "And like I said previously, turn back." My voice was thick and frightening. What shocked me more was that they could hear it. My mouth was moving, words spoken aloud. Wolves never spoke verbally, only through mindlink. And yet here I was, speaking. I might be the only wolf who could. Their shock was almost greater than mine.“Ava?" Axton whispered softly, disbelief burning in his eyes.I shifted my gaze to him. He stepped closer, his curiosity outweighing

I went back to hard training, this time not sparing myself even a breath of mercy. I had to get my emotions under control. Being the white wolf wasn't just about size – it was about speed, strength, precision and an edge sharper than fear. The shadow wolf had no mercy, not softness, no vulnerability. That was why it was stronger. If I wanted to match it, I had to carve out every weakness out of me.So I pushed. I dragged heavy logs of wood up steep hills until my muscles screamed. I let the weights of boulders press me down under the water until my lungs screamed for air. I raced through stretches of the forests until my chest burned. I threw myself against rocks and trees, bones breaking and healing, until pain became an old companion. I tore at inanimate objects like they were the enemies. It still wasn't enough, but it was all I had.By dusk, on my final lap, I stumbled across a bigger river deeper in the woods. A cave stood nearby, dark and vast. I noted it. My current shelter was

The voice was female, calm and firm. My chest tightened. A woman? Out here? Blocking an entire pack's path? No, this wasn't ordinary. Instincts told me we weren't facing a regular wolf, but my pride refused to yield. Axel scoffed, he looked impatient and unimpressed. “Get out of the way" I ordered, voice sharp. We were wasting time with whoever this stranger thought she was.“Turn back" she repeated, louder this time, like a warning, not a request.I glanced at Axel, he was bored and and furious, glancing at his watch from time to time.‘What are your orders, Alpha?’ he asked through mindlink.‘Stand down, she doesn't look ordinary’To the men on foot, I sent another order. ‘Fall back, stay ready.’ Something about this wasn't right.But the car door opened, Ciara marched towards us, her temper boiling.“Get back inside." I snapped, but she ignored me.“Who's the idiot blocking the way?" She screeched."Ciara, get back inside” I demanded, but she was already glaring at the hooded fi