All Chapters of Wolf Rachael : Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

The silence after Kelly left felt heavier than before. Like even the shadows were holding their breath. My body ached in places I didn’t know could hurt. The spot where she slapped me still throbbed, and my scalp burned where she yanked my hair.I didn’t move. Just breathed. Shallow, broken breaths.The guard lingered by the door, watching me with a strange expression. No pity. Not even an annoyance. More like… curiosity. He turned, left, and the door slammed again, this time with finality.Silence returned.I stared at the tray of rotting food still lying on the ground. My stomach twisted again, and I clutched it, wincing. Hunger wasn’t just a feeling anymore. It was a part of me, crawling under my skin like ants. My mouth burned with thirst. My tongue felt swollen.I forced myself to crawl toward the tray.Not to eat. Just to look.The meat still looked black, parts of it almost slimy. The bread was worse—green fuzz curling along the crust. But the cup of liquid…Water.It was cloud

The pain had become a constant companion, a background hum in the rhythm of my existence. My body ached from the torture, the cold chains digging into my skin, but my mind... my mind was sharper than ever. My heart was heavy, but it beat with the knowledge that I wasn’t broken yet.I still had a chance.The chains around my arms were heavy, unforgiving. Each time I shifted, they seemed to bite deeper into my skin, pulling at my tendons and muscles with the force of a hundred years of rage. But I didn’t care. I had to get out of here. I had to do something. My life, my future—everything was slipping away with every passing moment that Kelly stood there, relishing her victory.I blinked slowly, trying to focus through the haze of exhaustion and pain. My wrists were raw from the metal, the skin broken and bleeding. It didn’t matter. I couldn’t stop now.I thought about what Kelly had said, how she would rip my wolf from me and leave me hollow. The idea of that was too much to bear. But

I could feel the weight of Rochelle’s panic pressing down on me as she just lay down there unmoved.She didn't try to pull herself free, but I wasn't leaving her like that because she became unmoved. Not this time, what if she is pretending it all. The air in the room felt thick, I was charged with tension, as if everything were on the verge of breaking, my mind racing. Has she given up the ghost? No! I snapped the thought of my mind.I kneeled before her, took her hand to mine yet she remained still.“Get up!”She didn't. A thought snapped me instantly, I brought my mouth to her nose and blew into her and suddenly she sneezed out.“Welcome back, you don't have to die now”Standing up from there. I was glad she was back to life.Killing her now won't solve my problem. “You think you can fool me with that drama you created just now?” I moved slowly and sat on her.“Let go of me!” Rochelle’s voice came out in a strained hiss, the fear clear in her tone. “You don’t want to do this. I’

The door creaked open.I didn’t breathe. My body stiffened, my heart thudding wildly in my chest as my hand clamped over Rochelle’s mouth, holding her still. Her eyes were wide, her wrists still tied, her body struggling underneath mine.But it wasn’t Kelly.It was the guard—the one with the crooked nose, the one who always brought food. He stepped into the room, holding a tray, and froze the moment he saw us. His eyes widened in shock. The tray shook in his hands.Rochelle thrashed harder.We locked eyes. Me and the guard. It was only a second—but it felt like eternity. His mouth opened. I saw the horror dawn on his face.The tray dropped with a loud crash. Metal clanged against the stone floor. The food spilled everywhere, and before I could move, he turned and bolted out of the room, footsteps pounding down the hallway.I stood up quickly, taking one step toward the door.I should’ve chased him.But I didn’t.Rochelle looked up at me, her chest rising and falling fast beneath her g

The moment Kelly’s men flooded into the room, I knew I was finished. There were too many of them, all standing there like shadows, ready to follow her every command. My heart pounded as I glanced around, looking for an escape, but there was nowhere to go. The window, the only possible way out, seemed too far, and I knew I wouldn’t make it.I moved fast, adrenaline coursing through my veins, but before I could even reach the window, a pair of strong hands grabbed me from behind. My body was yanked back with such force that I could feel my breath leave my lungs in a rush. I struggled, kicking and squirming, but it was no use. They held me tight, dragging me back into the room.“Let me go!” I snarled, thrashing against them, but they just laughed.Behind them, Kelly stood, her expression cold and calculating. She wasn’t even out of breath. She was enjoying this. Watching me struggle was her favorite pastime, and she had won. The fight, the chaos, it was all over. And now, she had me, jus