Lahat ng Kabanata ng The Alpha's World Claimed Me : Kabanata 51 - Kabanata 60

Novel's POV I never thought there would be a day where I would finally know the truth about myself. When I changed my name from Novel Rossi to Novel Hart, I never talked about my parents because I had no memory of them. I even thought they had abandoned me. I couldn’t help but feel a pang of sadness knowing I once had a twin.When Alexei came back from meeting his father about the necklace, he said we had to go to the Crystal Moon Pack. I would love to go for the adventure, but we decided to postpone it until I was better. Since the necklace hasn’t caused me any harm yet, we considered it okay to wait.Today marks the tenth day since I was discharged, and it has been the most boring day ever. Alexei is currently at his pack house, since I’ve been home, he has been incredibly busy. He always promises to make it up to me, and I don't really mind. I was lying on the bed scrolling through my phone, lost in thought, when I suddenly felt hands on my waist.“Ahh!” I jumped in shock.He laug

Novel's POV “Run!” The voice echoed. I tried to make sense of where I was, but the world was a blur of shadows. I turned to see a woman running, her breath coming in ragged gasps, but her face remained a taunting smear of light. “Hello?” I called out. No response. Then it clicked. This was the dream, the one that had haunted me since Maxillo’s attack. I hadn't had it in a while, but this time, the perspective had shifted. I stood frozen, watching the woman run as if her life depended on it. Behind her, hunters were gaining ground, their boots thudding against the earth like a heartbeat. I tried to move, to help her, but my feet were rooted to the spot as if the ground had turned to ice. “No! Don't go that way! You’ll die!” I shouted. My voice felt thin, swallowed by the wind. I turned to my left and saw The Myth. He was a whirlwind of motion, fighting the hunters alongside his people. When he turned his head, a cold pit formed in my stomach. I knew what was coming. I wanted to

Novel's POV After Alexei dropped us at the University, we separated. I had an early class, but the lecture hall felt like a cage. My mind kept drifting back to the morning at the dining table, Viktor and Ava and also Emilia. I tried to shake the images and the voice I heard, but they clung to me. Was what I saw real? Was what I heard actually said?"Hey."A soft tap on my shoulder jolted me. I turned to find Leo standing there. With his golden features and gentle eyes, he looked more like a portrait of an angel than a student."Hey," I managed, my voice small. He stared at me for a few seconds , his expression unreadable as if he were weighing a difficult decision."You see, I’ve been on leave for a long time," he said, his voice laced with nervousness. "Could you... help me with your notes? Maybe tutor me?"I opened my mouth to answer, feeling a pang of sympathy for him. But then, a voice, sharper and colder than his spoken tone, sliced through my brain.Ava is going to pay me do

Novel's POVI woke up sweating profusely. A sharp, hot spike of pain flared where the arrow had hit me, making me gasp. I leaned over the side of the bed and coughed; a splash of bright red blood hit the floor.“Novel!” Alexei’s voice cracked with panic.I couldn't hear him clearly. I was still stuck in the dream, my heart hammering against my ribs. I wasn't sure if I was awake or still drifting. Usually, the moment the arrow pierced me, I’d wake up. But this time was different. I felt the cold heaviness of death, but then I saw her. For the first time, her eyes stayed clear,deep brown almond eyes exactly like mine. Before I could see the rest of her face, my own eyes snapped open.Alexei was hovering over me, his hands shaking, and I could feel the wetness of blood on my skin.“I saw her eyes,” I said, my voice trembling.“It's okay,” Alexei tried to comfort me, but my skin was crawling with fear.The sun was just starting to peek through. We were heading to the Crystal Moon Pack t

Novel's POV Alexei rushed to assist me down from the carriage. I offered him a small smile before he hurried off to help the others pitch the tents. Since I didn't know the first thing about securing canvas or tying knots, I simply stood there, feeling useless. I watched the flurry of activity until Emilia left my side to join the effort, leaving me alone in the deepening shadows of the trees.The forest was breathtaking, but as I took in the ancient beauty of the pines, a strange chill prickled my skin.“Novel...”The sound was barely a breath, a haunting whisper carried on the wind that seemed to speak directly to my soul. I turned, searching for the source, and my voice failed me. My vision blurred, and the world tilted.When my senses finally snapped back, the transition was violent. I wasn't in the clearing anymore. I was waist-deep in a freezing river, the current tugging at my skirts like icy hands. Emilia was there, her grip firm on my arm as she dragged me toward the bank.