Semua Bab Silent Howls: Bab 141 - Bab 150

Liora’s P.O.V.I cleaned the living room for the third time today.The third!And somehow, it looked like a storm had passed through it again!My patience cracked along with the fragile vase someone had knocked sideways on the table. I groaned, dragging the mop harder across the marble floor than necessary. “What have I done to deserve this?”The words echoed around the high ceilings, dramatic and useless.When I finally gave up, I shoved the mop back into the bucket and lifted it, water sloshing dangerously close to the rim. My arms ached. Or maybe that was just my pride.Grandma appeared in front of me as if she’d been summoned by my suffering alone.“What happened, Sweety?” She asked, her silver brows knitting together. “Why are you so worked up?”I huffed. “See, Grandma? The living room is messed up again. I just cleaned it an hour ago. Now I have to start all over.”She laughed softly, the kind of laugh that carried more patience than the entire house combined, and gently took t

Liora’s P.O.V. Although I wasn’t ready to take a bodyguard with us, Gavin’s considerate gestures silenced my opposition. He thoughtfully prepared a scent-blocker for us, a herbal mix to conceal our scents. I forgot everything and packed our bags to leave. My grandparents came to bid farewell at the gates, their eyes moistened. It was hard to say goodbye, but I managed to hide my tears until we walked out of the iron gates of the Silver Forest. Behind me, the Silver Forest shimmered in its pale glow, silver bark catching the fading frost like starlight woven into wood. Ahead of me lay the open world—raw, vast, and unpredictable. My heart pounded far too loudly in my chest, my eyes burning with tears as memories crashed into my mind with every step I took forward. My gaze darted around instinctively. I heard whispers about Cassian. That he searched for me so relentlessly that Grandpa himself had sent a formal letter demanding him to stop circling our sanctuary like a predator. A d

Liora’s P.O.V.“You know your grandparents worry about your daughters’ future,” Stacy said carefully, adjusting the shopping bags in her hands. “They need a father.”The words struck me so suddenly that for a moment, I couldn’t even breathe.A father.My fingers tightened around the edge of the counter. So that was it. Gavin hadn’t just been hovering politely. He had gone to the elders and involved my grandparents for a marriage.I hadn’t expected it to escalate so quickly!The shock tried to show on my face, but years of learning how to mask my emotions came to my rescue. I straightened my shoulders and spoke evenly.“My girls aren’t orphans. They have a dad.”Stacy frowned instantly, her expression sharpening. “Cassian?”She set the shopping bag aside with a thud. “You still have a soft corner for him, Liora? After what he has done,” Stacy continued, voice rising with restrained anger, “he has no place in your world. You need to get over him and start your new life. Why are you w

Liora’s P.O.V.I sucked in the air like I had forgotten how to breathe.Pain pulsed through my skull, but it was already fading. My wolf surged forward, warm and fierce beneath my skin, steadying my spinning vision.Blinking hard, I forced myself upright.The windshield was shattered. Smoke curled from the crushed hood. The scent of burnt rubber and blood thickened the air.The guard groaned, pushing against the deployed airbag. “Please stay inside,” he rasped, already unbuckling himself. “I will check.”My heart pounded violently against my ribs.“Cassian.”That name echoed in my mind like a war drum.Damon must have told him. There was no other explanation for this sudden tire burst.Bracing myself for a brutal confrontation, I looked through the broken side window and froze. Shadows detached from the tree line as the masked men dressed in black rushed out of the forest, their movements synchronized. Moonlight caught the faint gleam of extended claws.The stench of rotten eggs prev

Liora’s P.O.V.After causing enough disturbance, Cassian stomped out of my room, leaving the trail of destruction behind. The doctors shifted me to the other room and asked me to rest properly, making sure I had peace.But lying alone in the hospital bed, I realized that peace was nowhere to be found. I stayed awake the entire night, my heart racing at every small sound.It was like the door would burst open, and Cassian would walk in, challenging my sanity with his overwhelming presence.Although I just had a near-death experience in this human town, one meeting with Cassian had shaken me more. My throat tightened as his voice echoed in my ears.“Little Fawn.”No!I groaned and turned to my side, watching the sun rays filter through the curtains. Despite handling that unexpected meeting quite bravely, I was restless, my mind replaying those moments over and over again. Cassian’s obsession with a broken mate-bond was terrifying, but what scared me more was my own reaction. Even aft