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Chapter 101- Do you miss her?

It had been a full week since Caitlin entered this world.The first rush of shock and wild elation had gradually settled, like snow drifting down after a storm. Life within the pack had returned to its steady rhythm, as though time itself had gently smoothed over the jagged edges of those terrifying hours.Mother had lost a dangerous amount of blood during the emergency C-section and was still under observation at the hospital. Father barely left her side. He monitored every dose of medication personally and handled pack affairs from a chair beside her bed. Three days ago, the doctors finally declared her out of immediate danger, yet Father’s expression had not relaxed in the slightest. He remained coiled tight, like a wolf guarding his mate from unseen threats.I understood him. And I was proud of him.

Chapter 102- Go find your mother and sister!

Go find your mother and sister!My father’s voice slammed into my mind with unmistakable force, the command sharp and urgent. I barely had time to nod in acknowledgment before he lunged at another rogue attempting to clamp its jaws around his hind leg. He tore the attacker apart without hesitation.I grabbed Evelyn’s hand and ran.The safe house stood not far from the warehouse—a final line of defense built for those unable to fight. The elderly, children, pregnant women—everyone knew the evacuation route. Everyone had memorized the entry procedures.Two rogues chased us. I shifted partially mid-stride, claws slicing across the flank of the first. The second snapped at Evelyn, and I twisted, raking my claws across its muzzle. It yelped and fell back just long enough for us to

Chapter 103- face the truth

I stare down at my hands. For a moment, I can still see my father’s blood seeping between my fingers. I don’t even dare to lift my head, afraid that the same blinding red might still be smeared across my face.My mother’s arm wraps around my shoulders, and I lean into her. In this moment, we are not the Alpha family. We are simply two people terrified of losing someone we love.Time stretches, heavy and suffocating. For hours, I fix my eyes on an old magazine lying on the table, but the words refuse to come into focus. My mind feels torn into fragments, scattered and chaotic.Finally, the operating room doors swing open.The doctor walks toward us, and we rise at once. She bows slightly to my mother—our Luna—before speaking.“The Alpha&r

Chapter 104- attack

Ethan pushed open the gym door and stepped inside, a duffel bag slung carelessly over one shoulder.“Sorry. Got held up at school.”The irritation in my chest hadn’t quite faded, but I only nodded. A message would have taken ten seconds. Was that so difficult?I didn’t argue. I was tired of arguing.In the weeks since that night—the alley, the darkness, the moment I realized how fragile I really was—I had trained like a man dying of thirst. Ethan had been teaching me the basics: balance, stance, breath control, how to fall without breaking bones, how to strike without hesitation. I absorbed everything.Anything that kept me from ever feeling that helpless again.He walked to the center of the mat and rolled out a thick pad. He removed his shoes and motioned for me to do the same.“Today, no technique,” he said, pulling padded mitts from his bag. “I want your real punch. No control. Hit me with whatever you’re holding in. Anger. Disappointment. Doesn’t matter. I’ll study your stance an

Chapter 105-Fractures

Ethan was quiet for a long moment.Not the empty kind of silence. The deliberate kind. The kind where someone chooses each word before releasing it.“You know,” he said at last, voice low, “a child raised in a broken home grows around the fracture. It shapes them. Hardens certain edges. Warps others.”He didn’t look at me yet.“We can’t fully understand it. We were lucky. Our families weren’t perfect, but they weren’t shattered. You might say Fitch could’ve chosen differently. Could’ve made better decisions. But it’s never that simple.”His eyes shifted to me now.“You don’t know what he saw. What he absorbed. What kind of love he thought was norma

Chapter 106— Ashes

The two days after the attack felt like standing in a tribunal with no verdict.Seven more died.The number rose to forty.Forty names.Forty bodies.Forty funerals.The weight of it settled on my lungs like stone.And I was the one who would lead them.Pack funerals are not improvised. Tradition governs every stage. Age determines the rite. Status determines the path. In life we carry different burdens; in death we return by different roads.Infants under one year are surrendered fully to flame. Fire returns their small forms to the elements. Nothing lingers. Nothing decays.Children betwee

Chapter 107 – The Bond That Never Broke

I press my hand over my mouth, forcing the sobs back down my throat like I’m trying to hold back a collapsing dam.“I miss you.”I can barely hear my own voice. It comes out hoarse. Shattered.There’s silence on the other end of the phone.“You miss me?” Fitch’s tone is controlled, but beneath it burns something feral. Something restrained. “Sarah, every time you kiss someone else, I feel it. Every time you choose to stand beside another male, my body burns like I’ve been set on fire.”My breath catches.“It’s been three months,” he adds quietly.Three months.He knew.

Chapter 108 – The Warrior Chosen by the Moon

“What did you just say?”Ethan’s voice drops, low and dangerous. The air between us tightens like a drawn bowstring.For one wild second, I regret ever saying the word.What if Bartel is forbidden knowledge? What if the Moon Goddess just wanted to see whether I’d provoke a Scroll Guardian and end up buried somewhere deep in the forest?Ridiculous.But so is fate.Before my thoughts spiral further, Ethan moves.One second he’s across the room.The next, he’s in front of me.Wolf-fast.I flinch backward instinctively.&ld

Chapter 109 – The Wolf Refuses the Lie

She hung up.Just like that.No warning. No pause. No space for me to answer.Three months of silence, and then her voice—raw and shaking—cut through the line like claws through flesh. And before I could even steady my breathing enough to respond—Gone.The screen fades to black in my hand, and for a long moment I simply stare at it, as if willing it to light up again.It doesn’t.The fluorescent lights above the hospital waiting area hum faintly. The air smells like disinfectant and something metallic beneath it—blood, cleaned but not forgotten. The plastic chair beneath me is cold and unforgiving. Everything feels artificial. Sterile.

Chapter 110- confirm

“Y-you… would really let me see your wolf?”The words slipped out before I could stop them. I surprised even myself.I had known Ethan for more than three months, yet I had never seen his true form with my own eyes. It wasn’t that I wasn’t curious—quite the opposite. I was dying of curiosity. But asking something like that felt far too personal, almost intimate, and I had never found the right moment to bring it up.I hadn’t expected him to mention it first.“What? You don’t want to see it?” he asked, raising an eyebrow, his tone thick with teasing.I shot him a glare. Of course he knew how badly I wanted to.It had been more than half a year since I learned that werewolves existed. In the pack, I had seen plenty of members transform, and I had even ridden on the backs of two wolves before. But every single time I watched bones crack and reshape, skin split as fur burst through, the sheer shock and strange magic of it made me hold my breath.For them, it was a mix of pain and instinct

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