บททั้งหมดของ Heal My Wolf: บทที่ 51 - บทที่ 60

Alpha Bladens POV Viana still doesn't say anything.Her gaze lowers— not in uncertainty, but in thoughts. Like she is weighing something that doesn’t want to be spoken aloud. Her fingers shift slightly at her side, barely noticeable, but enough.Enough to stretch the moment longer than it should be.Anderson straightens just a fraction, like he is bracing without meaning to.I don’t look away from her.“Viana,” I say.Quiet.“If I am a right…”she says slowly, her voice softer than before, this isn’t just a lead.”No one interrupts her. “Fenris koda.”The name leaves her lips——and the room changes.The air. The movement. Even the small unconscious shifts everyone had been making before.Anderson is the first to react—but even that takes time.His brows pull together slowly, like that name is catching somewhere in his memory and refusing to settle. His hands comes up slightly, brushing his jaw as he exhales under his breath.“…that name..”He doesn’t finish.Callum looks between us

Mia’s POV The room doesn’t move.Not after he says it.Not after the name settles into the air like something heavier than it should be.No one speaks. No one writes.Even the smallest sounds disappear, like the entire class is waiting for something that hasn’t happened yet.And as for master Elric…He doesn’t continue.He stands there, the plant still held between his fingers, his gaze lowered slightly towards it as though he is giving us time to look. And more importantly, time to understand.The silence stretches.Not empty.Deliberate.I don’t look away.“You have heard the name,” Master Elric says finally, his voice cutting through the silence without raising itself, “but hearing about it doesn’t mean understanding.”A few students shift slightly.“This plant,” he continues, moving slowly along the front, “does not behave the way most of you expect it to.”He turns the stem slightly between his fingers.“It does not destroy.”A pause.“It does not attack.”His gaze lifts.“It co

Alpha Bladen POV For a moment, no one moves.Not after the weight of it settles into the room and refuses to lift.You are trying to correct something that has already changed direction. The words don’t echo, they don’t need to. They stay exactly where they were placed, quiet and deliberate, as if moving them would change nothing about what they mean.I remain where I am, my hands resting against the edge of the table, my gaze fixed on him.Fenris koda doesn’t look away.There is no urgency in him. No tension that shows itself. If anything, he seems….settled. Like has has already accepted something the rest of us are still trying to understand.The room holds its breath around that.Slowly, I straightened, washing the weight off my hands, though I hadn’t realized how firmly I had been pressing down until the absence of pressure made itself known.“We caught three traders,” I say.My voice is steady. Measured.It cuts through the silence without breaking it.“They were carrying snow

Mia’s POV My eyes stayed on the paper for a moment longer than necessary, just enough to confirm what my mind had already accepted.I was trying to convince myself that it was not the same thing I had seen in my dreams, and that it had to be different.My breath slowed, not out of calm, but restraint. I forced my gaze back up, my expression unchanged, my posture steady. Around me, nothing has shifted. The class remained as it was—focused and unaware.It was as though I was alone in the classroom with Miss Selene.“What do you notice?”Miss Selene's voice cut cleanly through the room, directed to no one and everyone at once.I didn’t hesitate.“I don’t notice anything,” I say.I held my breath for a se one before I continued.“It’s just lines connecting and I don’t quite understand what it means.”“Try again Mia,” her voice was calmer now.I raise my head to look at her.“I….I don’t seem to understand what it is.”She turns and walks away to the front desk.The paper is still in my po

Alpha Bladens POV By the time I stepped into the infirmary, the work had already begun.Fenris koda was to start the healing procedures on the wolves.Inside, there were just movements, steady and deliberate, as if everyone had reached the same decision without needing to speak it aloud.They were already in place.Some knelt beside the sick wolves, adjusting cloths, holding limbs steady. Others moved between them with herbs and water, hands occupied, attention fixed. The usual unease that had lingered over the past days hadn’t disappeared.At the center of it all was Fenris koda.He moved within them, not above, not outside. His presence woven into the rhythm of what was happening, as though he had always been there. His hands were already at work, steady and precise, guiding without hesitation.I slowed my steps, my gaze moving over the scene, taking in the details one at a time. No one looked at me for directions.A wolf was laid out near the center, his breathing shallow, uneven.