Semua Bab THE LAST PACK: Bab 101 - Bab 106

Emily’s POVI slapped him hard. My heart was twisted with anger and heartbreak, a storm inside me that I could barely control. How could he put me in this position? Betrayal stung in my chest, but I refused to let it show as weakness. This life I will have one mate, Draven, I shouted.Emily, you can’t deny that you still love me…I won’t deny it, but also I won’t act on it. Now get up; we’re going back. Salem needs me to keep that sea of monsters; his powers won’t work without me.No, he said.Fine, then I will leave alone. Walk with me or stay here and …You wouldn’t dare….I walked out of the barn, feeling the cold air bite at my skin. I heard him groan behind me—he was in pain, but still he followed. The landscape unfurled in front of us, shadowy and endless, and we pressed on. With every step, my legs grew heavier, my feet started to ache until it was like walking over coals. The sky was slowly shifting, black retreating to gray, and exhaustion settled on me as heavily as the morni

Emily’s POVI stared at the man across from me, my father, so he claims. I’ve been betrayed too many times. Trust didn’t come easy to me. So why did my gut, that instinct deep inside me I could never ignore, urge Salem to close the gap in the Earth? It made no sense, unless something stronger than fear or doubt was guiding me. Sometimes it felt like my instincts came from somewhere beyond myself, something ancient and powerful that refused to let me walk away.Draven, I think we all need to talk and send a scout to the pack.It will be too late, trust me. He sighed.What do we call you? Salem askedNumber, or Dad, he chuckled. Standing up, he walked to the edge of the split. He spoke in God's language to the pack. They all shouted in unison,Why do I understand this language? I asked him.Emily, Salem, you should’ve known by now. Goddess blood runs in your veins. It is more than just a birthright or a legend. That blood gives you the power to feel the world stirring beneath your feet,

Draven’s POVFour months had passed. Emily was almost due, and each day I felt the anxiety growing heavier, pressing down on my chest. My hands would tremble without warning, cold sweat prickling at the back of my neck even in the quiet moments. Nuber’s voice sounded far away, muffled beneath the constant thrum of worries running through my mind: What if something goes wrong? Am I ready to be a father? What if I fail them both? Nuber was talking, but I didn’t hear a word. My thoughts kept circling back to Emily, to the child. I couldn't focus on anything else.Draven? Draven? I finally looked up at him. What do you think?The last pack was moved into the settlement, completing what we had worked so hard for: the unity of all the wolves under one haven. Humans were no longer allowed to set foot inside, a rule we made after all that happened, to protect our kind from fear, misunderstanding, and past attacks. Bringing the packs together was more than just numbers; it was about building t