Semua Bab The Dirty Blood Mate Of The Lycan Alpha : Bab 41 - Bab 50

Boots pounded against the earthy ground, mud splattering up their legs as they pushed deeper into the forest. The morning light barely filtered through the dense canopy above, but Chase remained sharp—he had to be."We need to separate so we can find her faster," he ordered."Sire," one of the guards replied hesitantly, "I don’t think she would’ve come this deep into the woods. This place is dangerous and edgy. What would a girl who's human be doing out here?""That girl is missing," Chase snapped. "She has no friends, no one to turn to. You’re all trained warriors, so none of you should have a problem diving deeper into the woods. I should be the one complaining—not you. She’s my sister, and she deserves respect, no matter what she is. What do you think your Alpha would say if he heard your words?""We’re sorry, sire. We’ll get right to it. But at least let one of us follow you. We don’t know what kind of danger lurks around here.""Okay," Chase nodded, and they split off in differen

The air was thick with the stench of blood. My father’s boots crunched against the brittle leaves as he stepped onto the desecrated forest floor, the other guards behind him falling into stunned silence.Bodies were strewn like rag dolls, limbs twisted at unnatural angles, expressions frozen in agony.“Oh Moon Goddess, help us,” one of the guards muttered, crossing himself.“Where’s Fredrick?”“He said he was on his way, sire.”Richard didn’t respond. He crouched beside one of the corpses—a man, throat slit cleanly by claws. His eyes scanned the surrounding area until they landed on two silver daggers, their edges slick with dried blood.“Poison,” he growled, picking up one of the daggers.His heart slammed against his ribs.“…Lyra?”A streak of blood dragged through the bush, leading deeper into the woods. Richard followed it blindly, the guards calling after him, but he had to see where the trail ended. He recognized the scent. She had been here. Recently.“Lyra!” he shouted, panic

I crept quietly out of the bed I lay in, not wanting to disturb anyone. I needed to be alone. Stepping outside, I walked barefoot against the cold ground as the silence of the night wrapped around me like a ghost.The moonlight filtered softly through the trees, casting a silver glow across the world, painting the night in a perfect stillness. I hugged my knees, heart heavy, mind racing.I had cheated death countless times—but why? Why did I keep escaping? The poison should’ve killed me. Even the most powerful don’t survive it. So why me?Was I owed something by the gods? Poison… the beast… my family… Ethan… and my own unraveling. Everything was overwhelming.In just a few months, I’d been through hell—leaving one prison only to walk into another.No one accepted me. No matter where I went, I was judged.“Why aren’t you here, Mother?” I whispered. “I should’ve listened to you, Amira. But I was stupid. My curiosity nearly got us both killed.”Tears slid down my cheeks. I traced the fai

The room was thick with tension as Ethan, Chase, Ember, and I huddled together in the house. Outside, the night was cold and still—like frozen water—but inside, the pressure burned like fire.“They’re going to question us the moment we step into the mansion,” Chase muttered, pacing back and forth. “I know Father. I know Grandfather. They’ll be on our necks. We have to come up with a good lie or we’re toast.”“I already know I’m in deep trouble,” I said, sighing. “Especially for leaving without permission. Only the Moon Goddess knows what they must be thinking right now. We can’t just walk in and act like nothing happened.”“I wouldn’t be surprised if they think I’m the beast,” I added with a short, dry laugh. I sat with my arms folded tightly. “Especially with my wounds healing too fast—they’ll know I’ve powers. And I don’t want that.”“That’s where I come in,” Ember said. “I can fake a bruise for you using magic. Just let me know when you want it gone, and poof—it’ll disappear.”“Tha

Beta Rinna stormed into the Alpha’s guest house, his boots echoing sharply against the marble floor. The fury in his steps made the guards assigned to watch her shift uncontrollably.Luna Freda was alone in her room, staring out one of the long windows, as if the chaos outside couldn’t touch her."Why didn’t you tell me?" Rinna’s voice cracked like a whip.Freya didn’t turn. "What are you talking about? Enlighten me.""Don’t play games with me, Freda," Rinna spat. "You knew! You knew all along that Ethan was the Beast. You knew what he was and still said nothing."Slowly, Freda turned to face him. Her expression was unreadable—calm, composed, but tired."I did," she said quietly. "But how did you find out?"Rinna gritted his teeth. "That’s not important..." His fists clenched at his sides. "How could you? I’m the Beta of Crimson. I’ve stood beside you through war, through blood, and even when we were at the peak of ruins. And you kept this secret from me?"Freda’s voice was low, almos