All Chapters of The silver wolf and the vampire Prince: Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

After demonstrating his ability, he explained that his power was extremely rare—like mine, he was one in ten million vampires. "That is the reason I rose through the military ranks so quickly, becoming a colonel after just three years of service," he said. He oversaw special units tasked with high-stakes missions, such as capturing high-profile targets or dangerous criminals who were otherwise impossible to track down. "That’s amazing. You’re like a walking hospital," I joked. He laughed, clarifying that despite his special ability, he couldn't cure cancer or even a simple fever. He revealed that his true power was cellular restoration. "I’m not entirely sure of the limits regarding the severity of the wounds I can heal," he explained, "but I can restore anyone’s body to its original, healthy condition." I suddenly wondered: if Xian could enter the military because of his unique abilities, perhaps there was a chance for me to join the special forces as well. "Wait, Xia

The next morning, we decided to leave early to spend the day at the mall. Because my documents had been lost, we had no choice but to wait for replacements. We had been so preoccupied with errands that we hadn’t found time for a proper date, so Xian insisted on this outing. While in the car, Xian turned to me, his expression serious. "As you requested, we will postpone the wedding until you’ve made a firm decision. But keep in mind, I am still against it." I noticed Xian slipping back into his cold, aloof persona. I couldn’t help but think he was angry with me. "Are you upset that we’re pushing the wedding back?" He didn’t answer, his eyes fixed firmly on the road. I reached out and took his hand to soften the mood. "Don't be angry. Between the two of us, I’m the one who wants to marry you right away, but if we think about our situation, rushing will only lead to complications." I explained that as he himself said, hasty decisions often lead to mistakes, and that was something ne

After the commotion inside the restaurant, Xian carried me into the restroom and immediately began wiping my wet clothes with his handkerchief. I couldn’t look him in the eye, consumed by the crushing weight of embarrassment. I knew I had caused such a scene, and the humiliation was unbearable. "I’m so sorry," I whispered, my voice trembling. "I just lost control of my temper when she insulted me. I didn't mean to do it." Guilt washed over me, and my tears began to fall. I regretted everything. I admitted to him that I knew I shouldn't have caused a scene or lashed out, but my anger had blinded me, preventing me from thinking clearly. "I’m still grieving for my parents, and I’m constantly fighting to pull myself out of the mud I’m stuck in," I confessed, sobbing against his chest. "But she keeps reminding me that I’m nothing but a failure." Xian didn't say a word. He simply pulled me into a tight embrace. I knew his love for me was deep enough to forgive my mistakes, but to me, i

After being kidnapped by armed men, I was locked in a room in an old, dilapidated house, terrified of what they might have in store for me. One of the kidnappers had cornered me, attempting to assault me. As he removed his shirt and approached, I tried to stand up from the bed, but he grabbed me and pulled me back down. "Let me go! Stay away from me!" I screamed. "Don't bother fighting; there’s nothing you can do. Just enjoy this pleasure before you die," he sneered. "Stop it! My body belongs only to Xian. No one can claim me but my husband!" I shouted. He became more aggressive, tearing at my clothes to get them off. I was consumed with rage, frustrated and disappointed in myself for being unable to protect my own body. "Xian, please, help me." As terror washed over me, I suddenly felt something strange—a faint, electric current flowing through my arms and a surge of heat radiating from my chest. "That’s enough! Stop it!" With a sudden burst of strength, I shoved the man of

Maxine tried to avoid looking me in the eyes, but I didn't stop, pushing my face almost right up to hers. Because of my persistence, she had no choice but to give in. She sighed while pulling out her cellphone."I don't know, this is too complicated. To be honest, this is outside our job description, and you still need to inform Sir Xian about this," she said.I was thrilled by her response and hugged her immediately out of sheer joy. "Thank you so much! Don't worry, I will make it up to you someday.""Wait, we aren't even sure if Sir Xian will allow it. Let's wait for his answer," Maxine reminded me.I felt a surge of excitement and renewed hope. It was possible that I could learn to correctly harness the power within me—an ability I could finally be proud of.Deep down, I knew it would be difficult, but I had to take the risk and try everything to change myself. I needed to become strong so I wouldn’t have to rely on others anymore, and to prove to those who judged me that I could