Todos os capítulos de THE REVENGE OF THE WHITE WOLF : Capítulo 61 - Capítulo 70

ARIES POVThe journey to Great Falls was almost unbearable. I had to fight my way through bushes and thorns, parts of the forest so wild, no one has ever hiked them. My legs burned with every step. Finally, I burst out onto the highway and dashed across before a moving vehicle could repeat history.I jogged through a sparse patch of woods. Through the bare winter trees, rooftops appeared in the distance and relief washed over me. Civilization.I hated stealing clothes from the civilians, but what choice did I have? I couldn't wander into a city naked. And walking around as a wolf was out of the question.As I neared the houses, my heart sank. It had snowed throughout the night, no one would be sane enough to leave their clothes outside. There wasn't a single piece of clothing in their backyards for me to put on. I groaned in frustration. And then, my memory snapped back to the clothes I had left behind after returning from Silver Crest. It wasn't too far, that would have to do. I ch

My mood suddenly turned sour. This is all happening because someone was insecure about her feelings, and decided that the only way out was to frame her friend. Well today, she'll be joining the queue in the afterlife. I sat in my cave, waiting for darkness. That'll help me slip in unnoticed. If I went now, in broad daylight, I might get caught. The anger that was burning in me didn't allow me to eat or sleep. My mind roamed back to all the good memories I had in Ember Moon. They celebrated me like their heroine, like the most valuable person in the pack, yet they were so quick to toss me away over an accusation that sounds so stupid to the ears. No matter how I think of the story Isla fabricated, I can't make sense of it. It's full of holes, yet everyone believed it. It showed how stupid they all are. Including Dominic, who was supposed to be an Alpha. He's just as dumb as the rest. As soon as night came, I stripped off my clothes and shifted, the adrenaline fueling my anger. I gr

Early the next morning. I had a bath, shifted and headed towards Ember Moon. I needed to see what was going on in the pack before I made my next move. Now that they're in a state of disarray, it was the perfect chance to sneak in and get the job done. If they find Isla dead inside the cell, no one would be surprised after all she's done, but the question about who would've killed her would linger.I climbed up the hill and crouched, overlooking the town below. Everything looked normal. People walked about, cars rode by slowly, and little groups gathered here and there, discussing. I didn't need to guess what they were talking about; Isla. An urge suddenly hit me: I wanted to see my parents. I wanted to know how they were taking all this. I shifted back, slipped my clothes on, then headed into the town.What bothered me most was how easy it was to get in, I still didn't understand why no one noticed. ln any pack that cares about security, a dark hooded figure slipping in and out woul

As soon as I got to a dark alley inside the town, I shifted and slipped my clothes back on. I peeped into the streets. Just as I predicted, the town was in disarray. People were slamming their doors shut, and soldiers were rushing toward the hill I had just come from.I smirked. That would keep them busy for a while.Snow had begun to fall, the rising fog making it almost hard to see. But I moved through it effortlessly, my instincts guiding me. Finally, I found the cell. No guards. I slipped through the big entrance door and shut it quietly behind me. My eyes adjusted quickly to the darkness. No faint light filtered in as the sun was long gone.A pang of PTSD but me like a dagger. My breath caught as images of this cell tore through my mind. My eyes watered, and my anger surged. I wiped the tears gathering there and kept walking down the passage. I saw myself again; cold, broken, in pain, lying on the floor of that cursed cell. And I saw June in his; fighting for his life, infected i

ALPHA DOMINIC'S POVThe terrifying howl ripped through the cold air, echoing from the hill down to the pack below. I felt the tension ripple through every wolf in my pack. If we didn't give that beast a chase now, we might never catch it.I sent out a general mindlink, reaching every ear. ‘Get to safety’Then to the warriors, my tone sharpened like steel. ‘Hunt it down. Now’I shifted and bolted toward the hill, snow crunching under my paws as others fell into stride behind me.When I reached the hill, several of my men were already there, their breaths rising in thick clouds as they searched the ground.‘Any luck?’ I demanded through the link and lowered my head to sniff. The only scents that filled my nostrils were wet Earth and a sharp sting of cold that bit into my nostrils. Nothing of the beast.‘No alpha,’ one of them replied. ‘It seemed to have vanished into thin air, except for a few paw prints that lead no where’‘Is it a bear?’ I asked, overlooking the snow-covered pack gro