All Chapters of Ashmoor Unseen Wolf : Chapter 131 - Chapter 140

Diana’s POVThe classroom buzzed like a restless beehive, voices overlapping, papers fluttering, chairs scraping against tiled floors in a discordant symphony.After the way Kael had lashed out at me earlier, I was clinging to myself in fragments… barely. My chest still ached where his words had split me.I had just slipped into my seat when the door swung open. Mrs. Laven swept in with her usual brisk steps, the faint click of her heels punctuating the air. But she wasn’t alone.Behind her stood a boy.Not just any boy.He was tall, with a sharp jawline carved as though by precision, hair dark as spilled ink, and eyes so unnervingly bright they seemed to snatch light and hold it prisoner. His uniform clung too perfectly, sleeves rolled to reveal lean forearms marked with quiet strength. And that smile… polished, confident, like he already knew half the room had fallen for him.A ripple cut through the class, whispers darting like sparks catching dry grass. Girls gawked openly, Eva in

The Sovereign’s POVThe chamber throbbed with noise, voices droning, self-important, like gnats that refused to die.I drummed my fingers on the ledger, the parchment crisp under my touch, listening without listening. The merchant across from me spewed numbers… taxes, shipments, routes, while the others just nodded, but their nasal tone clattered against my skull like rusted coins in a tin cup.Words. Nothing but words.What I craved was silence. Silence and obedience.The door did not grant me either.It burst open with a crash.Lucien staggered inside, his body collapsing under its own weight, knees cracking against marble. The thud rang out, sharp, final, echoing through the vaulted chamber. Blood smeared his once-immaculate shirt, his chest heaving as though each breath scraped raw against his lungs.I rose slowly, my chair scraping stone. The merchants froze mid-word, their lips twitching like trapped insects. They glanced at me for instruction, whether to grovel, flee, or preten

Diana’s POVSleep was a stranger tonight.I tossed. I turned. I buried my face in the pillow, dragging the blanket over my head, but it was no use. My wolf, Celina, refused to let me rest. Her voice, sharp as shattered glass yet burning like fire, echoed inside my skull again and again.“He’s out there freezing, and you don’t even care? Diana, are you really going to let your mate sleep in the cold?”A low groan clawed from my throat as I sat up, fingers tangling in my messy hair.“For the last time, Celina, it’s not my fault he’s acting like a lunatic! Who does that? Who stands outside a girl’s window in the middle of the night just to ‘guard her dreams’? He’s Kael. He’ll survive.”“Survive? Heartless girl. Don’t you know what this means? He chose to watch over you instead of sleeping. Don’t you feel it? Don’t you want it?”I ground my teeth. “Do you even know what it means for a man and a woman to share the same room?”Celina’s laugh slithered through me, sinful and teasing. “Yes. I

Kelvin’s POVThe morning air was sharp enough to wake the marrow. My chest rose without the ache; my limbs obeyed without the tug of bandages. After three months of being broken, I felt whole again.No longer limping from Kael’s bite. No longer coughing through the pain of broken bones. The infirmary’s stale scent no longer clung to my sleeves like a guilty thing.Today I was going back to school.And maybe… if fate wasn’t cruel… I’d see her.Diana.The name alone sent a small, reckless drumbeat through my ribs: hope braided with fear. Would she look at me with the same heat that had once burned between us? Would anger still live in the planes of her face, or would it have softened into something I could live with?I buttoned my shirt with shaking fingers, staring at my reflection. In the mirror I saw a boy who’d been broken and put back together. Bruises had bled into the color of old maps; scars hovered like topography. The wolf that had once pressed at my throat was gone, a memory w

Kelvin’s POVThe ground tilted beneath me, as if the world had quietly decided I no longer belonged on its axis. The Diana I loved, the girl who used to smile at me like sunlight… existed in the same skin, but her eyes belonged to someone else now. To Kael.It felt like being burned from the inside.Her voice, once a private song that made my chest ache, had turned into a jagged echo in the ruined halls. Through the reek of smoke and the copper tang of blood, she screamed only one name.“Kael! Kael!”Not Kelvin.Not the name I’d once whispered into her hair in the dark. Not me who was cradling her broken body.Her lips moved for him. Her hands reached for him. And I? I was a shadow at her side, invisible, forgotten.My wolf, the one I’d sacrificed for her, had gone silent months ago. I’d lost him for her sake, but she didn’t care. She never noticed. All her trembling hands and frantic tears were for Kael.Something cold and sharp split open inside me.I stared at the silver dagger in