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DELILAHWhen I stepped out of the car, the first thing I noticed was the commotion happening. It was the kind of chaos that normally happened when one was moving, and the sight made my heart tighten. Deep down, I had desperately hoped that Olivia had been wrong when she told me Viktor might be leaving, but it seemed that it was true. A wave of anger swept through me the more I thought about it.So that was it? Was he just going to leave without even saying something? After all we had been through together?I marched straight to the entrance, mentally listing all the points I needed for the upcoming argument. Because he could travel to the ends of the world for all I cared, but at least he could have made a freaking announcement or something. Instead, he chose to hide his plans and try to sneak out of the pack like a freaking rat!I had only knocked on the door once when it suddenly swung open. Adin stood right in front of me, tall and intimidating as he glared down on me.I frowned wh

DELILAH After what happened in Viktor's royal quarters, I asked the driver to take me back to the Moon Temple. Normally, I would prefer to stroll in the pack incognito, but now, I couldn't bear to even look around the place. Whenever my eyes landed on a random shop or a dark alley, all I could see were those vines and blood spilled on the streets. My ears still remembered the sounds of rogue wolves prancing around the place, their eyes filled with nothing but bloodthirst.And then I remembered Keith.Grief quickly rose in my chest when I thought of him, but I willfully pushed back the tears before they could overwhelm my vision. A part of me was relieved that the mood of the pack had improved after the vine case was solved, but then, I couldn't help but resent them for forgetting him so soon.But who was I to blame them?It was my fault. I should have never let him die like that. Without a mate or a descendant who would inherit his legacy. As the days turned into weeks, and weeks int

DELILAHTwo days later, I stormed into the Council Meeting Hall despite the resistance of Caspian's secretary, who kept telling me that he was in an important meeting with the pack elders. As soon as I opened the door, several heads turned to me in a flash, their faces filled with surprise when they finally recognized me.Silence quickly filled the room.A part of me understood why they were behaving like that, but I was too pissed to entertain them right now. My eyes scanned the room quietly until they landed on the person sitting at the head of the table. He stared back at me with cold, expressionless eyes while his fingers stopped drumming the wooden surface at the same time. I understood what that action meant, but I ignored it to face the council of pack elders."Please, excuse us."My voice rang out loud and clear in the quiet room, soft yet commanding. In an instant, the elders immediately rose to their feet and started filing out of the room. I waited until the last person had

VIKTORThe sentries immediately retreated when they saw their fallen comrade. Their eyes went to their leader, who was staring at me like I was the devil. His conflicted expression did nothing to soothe the impatience growing in me, so I took another step just to watch him back away. “You,” I pointed at him. “Come here.”His eyes widened with fear as he instantly reaches for his gun. But then he discovers that Dvah is no longer by my side. Which means that he could be anywhere. And then he would die in seconds. His jaw clenched for a moment, before he started walking towards me. He kept walking with his chin held up in defiance. But once he reached me, I didn't hold back. My hand shot out in seconds, lifting him up the ground by his neck. His face turned purple from the tight grip, and soon he was begging me like the pathetic, worthless shit he truly was. “Do you know why you are going to die?” I asked. He struggled in my grip, his eyes wide with fear and awareness. Of course,

VIKTOR Ten minutes later....I stood right outside the door while tapping my feet impatiently for what felt like hours. My emotions had rocketed sky-high after discovering that my Grand Beta was having an affair with the Oracle of the Vyrclaw Pack, and it didn't seem to be reducing any minute. Not that I needed to be calm right now. I wanQted to remain pissed. Andrei had only one job; he was supposed to track the vines to the Sacred Forest and report to me about his investigations. But what did he do? He drove straight here to the Moon Temple to come make out with a priestess like a fucking teenager. If we didn't have nearly a decade of friendship between us, I would have fired him already. Just when I was thinking of the situation, the door suddenly opened again. This time, Vivian stepped out of the room with her arms folded in silent defiance. She still looked slightly flushed from her previous activities, but at least she had regained some form of composure as the Oracle. She