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The Temple was collapsing around us. I could feel the ground shaking beneath my feet, the deafening noise of rocks crashing down all around. The air was thick with the scent of burning stone and decay, and in that moment, I knew we had little time left.Mike’s taunting words echoed in my mind, bouncing off the walls of the ruined Temple. ‘You still don’t get it, do you? This was never about winning. This was about breaking you.’ His grin, filled with so much malice, burned into my mind.I could barely focus as I staggered to my feet, the silver-coated blade that had pierced my chest still lodged deep inside me. The poison from the blade was spreading through my veins, a burning, freezing sensation that made my heart beat erratically. But I couldn’t think about it now. I had to focus on the one thing that mattered: getting out.I glanced at Kelvin, who was still kneeling beside me, his face stricken with panic. His hands trembled as he reached out to touch my shoulder, his voice franti

I woke up to the sharp sting of pain crawling down my spine. My hands were tied behind my back, and my head throbbed with a dull ache, I felt like the world was rotating around me.The room was dark, damp, and cold—bare stone walls surrounding me. My wolf whimpered within me, weak and silent. Where was I?The last thing I remembered was being thrown out by Kelvin. His eyes—so full of love just days before—were cold and unreadable. He didn’t yell at me. He didn’t explain to me why he was sending me out. He simply told me to leave. And I guess it was nothing less than the truth he found out. My parents murdered his parents…Tears stung my eyes. My chest still ached from the memory. I had wandered into the forest, lost and confused, trying to make sense of everything. Then… someone grabbed me from behind. Yes that was..…Kelly.The image of her flashed in my mind. I thought she was dead. Her betrayal had nearly broken me once before. Now she was alive—and more dangerous than ever. Why wo

Sari stood outside his cottage, he was already waiting for me to arrive. His stance was calm, his dark eyes unreadable, and for the first time in a long while, I didn’t know what to expect from him. I was trying hard to be calm around him even though I still feel scared.“Are you ready for some training?” he asked.I nodded hesitantly, biting my lower lips. My muscles were still sore, and my heart felt heavier than ever, but I needed the distraction. I needed to be doing something—anything—to silence the storm in my mind. And also to be building myself so as to awake my wolf easily.Probably the chiefs could have been searching for me. As we walked into the woods, the early morning sun peeked through the thick trees, casting streaks of gold on the forest floor. The crisp air bit at my skin, but I welcomed the chill. It was better than the heat that always came when memories of Kelvin invaded my thoughts.I followed Sari silently. He was trying—offering me support, food, shelter—but

The cold stone beneath me was unforgiving. I could feel the dampness seeping into my skin, the biting chill of the air creeping in through the cracks in the walls. My body ached like it had been beaten from every angle. I could barely move, but that didn’t stop my thoughts from racing. Every inch of me screamed in agony, but nothing hurt worse than the betrayal gnawing at my gut.I tried to push myself up, but my legs gave out, and I fell back to the ground, a groan escaping my lips. Every movement felt like it tore at my insides. Blood was caked on my skin, and my once-strong body now felt like a rag doll—broken and helpless.My hands trembled as I reached for the wall, trying to stabilize myself. I needed to think. I needed to find a way out of this.How long have I been here? I didn’t know. The last thing I remembered was Kelly’s cold laughter, and then the darkness that swallowed me whole.I closed my eyes, taking slow, shallow breaths. The pain was overwhelming, but it was the co

I couldn’t sleep.The cold floor beneath me was harder than stone. No matter how I twisted or turned, there was no comfort—only pain. My limbs ached, my skin burned in places where the chains had rubbed it raw, and my thoughts were more bruised than my body. Every time I closed my eyes, I didn’t find rest. I found memories. Torture disguised as recollection.But that wasn’t why I couldn’t sleep.It was the silence.Not the gentle kind that soothes a restless heart—but the kind that screams inside your skull. The kind that wraps around your chest like iron bands, squeezing tighter with every breath. I hadn’t heard a voice in days—not even my own. Only the drip of water in the corner. The scuffle of distant footsteps. The eerie hum of emptiness.I was alone.Truly alone.And I hated it.Mike.His name rotted in my mouth like poison. A ghost that haunted every breath.If I ever got out of here, I’d rip him apart myself. Slice him open slowly. Take his head and hang it on the wall like a