Semua Bab The Female Alpha And Her God Of War: Bab 41 - Bab 50

EMBER~“The young mistress is such a beauty!” a comment wandered to my hearing which stopped me in track.“Young mistress!” The words rang out clearly, loud enough to carry across the courtyard.I slowed, then stopped, though I didn’t turn around immediately. My jaw tightened for no reason as a familiar ache of discomfort mixed with disbelief settled over me. When I finally looked back, my gaze landed exactly on Sasha and her pretentious body language.She stood there with her basket of snacks, her posture perfectly balanced with one of her hands over her mouth just to fake being shy. One of the warriors had called out to her that way, and instead of correcting him, instead of laughing it off or clarifying the truth, she did something far worse. She actually blushed.My lips parted slightly to let out a scoff which transformed into an uncontrollable laughter. I watched as the warriors gathered around her, their expressions bright, their voices eager.They praised her beauty openly, un

EMBER~To deflect the weight of what she had just revealed to and perhaps to ease the tension she herself had stirred, Dayatt placed her coffee cup down with a sudden outburst of cheerfulness. The ceramic cup made a soft clink against the table before she leaned forward, stretching her hand across the space between us.“Let’s be close friends,” she said brightly.I stared at her outstretched hand. Even though it was a simple gesture, friendly and close to honesty yet something unseen tugged at me, holding me back from responding too quickly. I wasn’t sure if it was caution, pride, or the instinct born from years of betrayal and observation. Trust no longer came easily to me.Dayatt noticed the hesitation and smiled instead of withdrawing her hand. “I could learn one or two things from you,” she added lightly. “And you could learn a few things from me too. Especially how to deal with bold girls like Sasha… Girls who think they can step into another woman’s place just because they’re yo

SASHA’s POVI watched the race from the shadows, my fingers digging painfully into the bark of the tree I had stayed hidden behind.I told myself I hadn’t come to spy, that I had only followed the sounds and wished to join in the fun or whatever tension that was thick in the air but by the time I realized what was happening, it was already too late to turn back.Before me, the two strong-looking women shifted into their wolf form and the moment I saw them shift, jealousy mixed with anger surged through me.I had heard the whispers long before this night. Everyone spoke about the Lady Alpha who stood beside Alpha Keres.Ember’s wolf was on the larger side, her silver fur gleaming under the moonlight. It hurts to see that she’s exactly as people had said; she has features of both an Alpha and a Luna! And Dayatt, even though she’s not as big as the lady Alpha, her wolf was strong-looking, fierce, and terrific.The moment they sprang into action and disappeared into the clearing, the win

KERES~For a split second, I thought I had misheard Sasha. That maybe exhaustion and pain were still fogging my senses, twisting meaning where none existed. But her eyes, calm and resolute told me she meant every poisonous word she spat out.Something inside me snapped as I moved against my instinct rather than my thoughts.My hand closed around her throat in no time, slamming her back against the cold stone pillar with a force that made the air rush from her lungs. The impact echoed softly in the quiet night as her basket fell. It rolled across the ground as she clawed at my wrist in shock.I leaned in slowly with a deliberate pace, lowering my face until we were eye to eye. My grip tightened just enough for her to feel it, enough to make my point.“Never,” I said, my voice low, shaking with barely uncontained fury, “Never in your life repeat such nonsense in my presence again.”Her eyes widened, tears instantly pooling as fear finally caught up with her audacity.“If I ever hear you

Ember~ Keres stepped forward, and the moment he did, the entire training ground fell into attentive silence. It wasn’t forced, his presence alone commanded focus because then shoulders were squared, and observant as they swept across the assembled warriors. The faint breeze tugged at his hoodie, but he looked every inch the Alpha. “Good morning,” he began, his voice spreading easily across the field. “I want to start by appreciating every one of you.” Murmurs rippled through the crowd, some warriors straightening unconsciously at the acknowledgment. “You protect this pack every day,” he continued, his tone firm yet sincere. “Whether I am here or away, you hold the borders, you keep order, you watch over our people and our homes. You kept this pack together while I was gone and that will never go unnoticed.” For that, the ground erupted as cheers broke out from all sides, fists slammed into chests, boots struck the earth, and howls rang through the morning air. The energy was i