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Several Weeks Later BREAKING NEWS: Silver, Queen of the CrescentMoon Pack, has been praised across the kingdoms for risking her life alongside Alpha Atlas to tackle the deadly plague. Their courage and sacrifice saved thousands of lives, earning them recognition as heroes of the realm. My cheeks flush as I watch the news unfold. Every single day it’s a new headline about how Atlas and I were able to save the villages and even several other packs. I’ve quickly gained so much recognition in the kingdom it’s almost unbelievable. I used to be a servant, a lowly servant who was scorned and deeply hated by an entire pack. My mates rejected me for being an Omega. But how quickly things could change. I’m not only the wife of the most powerful Alpha but also a recognized healer, known, respected, and cherished all over the kingdom. It happened so fast I can’t even process it. When I look at myself in the mirror, I don’t see that weak, fragile girl anymore. I feel confident… powerful, l

There’s nothing more frustrating than searching for answers in the shadows. My fingers tap against the map, my mind consumed with worry. What if this strange animal is multiplying somewhere? What if someone is controlling it, waiting for the perfect time to strike? “Fuck!” I mutter, slamming my palm down. For months we’ve checked everywhere, yet no trace of this creature. Even though its scent is hidden from others, I can still sense it. It’s alive, somewhere. I’ve tried to use my ability to trace it, but every effort has failed. Silver. Her thought slips into my mind, easing my heart. My jaw clenches at that. I don’t like what it’s doing to me. I don’t like that just the mere mention of her name calms something inside me. Maybe it’s because of everything she’s done for us. Because I’ve finally seen her for the pure person she is. Yet that should not make me feel this way. “Don’t even try to brush off her thoughts,” my wolf whispers, rising inside me. “For how long will you

“P… please don’t close your eyes!” I cry, tears rushing down my face. I’ve already ripped off my dress, pressing it against his wounds, but the blood won’t stop. He’s losing too much. “Please… I beg you!” Whimpering, my fingers trembling. His body is turning pale, veins bulging blue. The poison is spreading fast. “Hyera!” A voice snaps inside my head as my wolf rises. “You need to burn the poison! We can’t lose him.” My heart drops. Is that… my wolf? Talking to me? I don’t care. This isn't the time for questions. The only thing that matters is saving Atlas. I don’t know what I’ll do if anything happens to him. “W-what am I going to do?” I stutter, sobbing. “Tell me!” “Go into the bushes… find herbs. With your powers, we’ll burn the poison out and save him.” “I can’t leave him here!” I snap, shaking my head. “What if… he…” My sobs break harder, my body trembling. “We don’t have time for that!” she growls, her voice vibrating through me, raising my skin. “The quick

~Atlas~A soft floral sweetness mixed with silver musk fills my head. It’s familiar—once faint and hidden, now deep, no longer closed off. My eyes snap open. The air is fresh with cave water, sand, and woods. I can still smell the herbs. “S-Silver,” I whisper as my eyes land on her. I adjust to sit, staring at her face. She’s in a deep sleep, her breathing steady and warm. I can’t take my eyes off her. She’s beautiful… my beautiful little wife. I want to touch her olive skin, kiss her pouty red lips, stroke her long blonde hair, and hold her against my chest like that’s where she belongs. A smile tugs at my lips as I recall how distressed she was when I was fading. She was panicked, like she could die if anything happened to me. And it wasn’t just guilt that I risked my life to save hers— it was because she truly cares. Her hair has fallen into her face again, catching at her lips. I hesitate to touch her, afraid our skin would shock us and jolt her awake. The protective glo

During the meeting, we talked about the animal and how it likely got here. Apparently, it was a shadow animal, just as Silver had said. And given how powerful it was, the way it masked itself in plain sight without us knowing, it confirmed my long‑term suspicions. Our enemy—the one who unleashed a brutal attack on us when I was just a boy, the one I have hunted all my life—is the master of that animal. The bastard sent it. But his agenda was not to attack us. Why he sent a shadow animal remains a mystery, and the questions I have are terrifying on their own. That bastard has no idea what is coming for him. I have already sealed my pack. With Silver’s abilities, we will protect all our territories against any attack. They are no match for us. Whatever is coming, we are more than ready to face it. Her existence has not only given us new hope in this battle, but it has erased all fear of the present and the future. I can finally rest easy, sleep with my eyes shut, knowing no on