All Chapters of The Marble Wolf Prophecy: Chapter 31 - Chapter 37

"I don't know how to fix this," he admitted. "I don't know if it can be fixed. But I want to try. If you'll let me."I turned to look at him then, really look at him. The boy who had tormented me was gone, replaced by a young man whose eyes held depths of regret I'd never seen before. The bond hummed between us, carrying his sincerity, his pain, his hope."I can't just flip a switch and forget six years of hurt," I said. "Even if the Goddess says we're meant to be together. Even if the bond makes me want to trust you.""I'm not asking you to forget," Kyle said. "I'm asking for the chance to prove that I'm not that scared fifteen-year-old boy anymore. That I can be someone worthy of the incredible woman you've become."The tears I'd been holding back finally spilled over. I wiped them away angrily, hating how vulnerable they made me feel. "Don't you dare call me incredible. Not when you spent years convincing me I was worthless.""You were never worthless." The words hung between us li

His response came quickly: *We all could. Especially with Silverclaw circling. Want to meet tomorrow? Somewhere NOT at school?*I considered it. Getting away from the Williams house, away from the constant pull of the triple bond and the weight of everyone's expectations, sounded like exactly what I needed.*Yes,* I replied. *Coffee shop in town at 10?**Perfect. And don't worry - I'll make sure none of your three shadows follow us.*Despite everything, I found myself smiling at that. I set the phone down just as another knock came at my door. Through the bond, I immediately recognised Asher's presence; his energy was different from Kyle's, more intense and tightly controlled."Dinner," he called through the door. "Can I come in?"I sighed, too tired to fight the inevitable. "Fine."Asher entered carrying a tray loaded with food - far more than I could possibly eat. His eyes darted

I must have fallen asleep from sheer emotional exhaustion, because when I opened my eyes again, moonlight was streaming through the windows. My phone showed it was just after midnight. Three new texts waited, one from each brother, but I couldn't bring myself to read them.Instead, I opened my conversation with Marcus, confirming our coffee meetup tomorrow. Something about his straightforward friendship felt like a lifeline in the chaos my life had become.I got up and moved to the window, gazing out at the moon hanging full and bright above the pack lands. My wolf stirred restlessly beneath my skin, drawn to the night and the forest beyond. She wanted to run, to feel the earth beneath our paws, to howl our confusion to the stars."Not tonight," I whispered to her. "We need to rest."But rest wouldn't come. My mind kept replaying everything: Xavier Silverclaw's cold eyes, the Williams brothers' confessions, the Go