All Chapters of The Reign Of The Last White Wolf: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

Traci’s POV If anyone ever asked me what true happiness looked like, I’d tell them it looked exactly like the palace lawn on the morning of the annual barbecue. The moment I stepped outside, the smell of smoked meat, fresh bread, and sweet desserts drifted through the air. Long wooden tables stretched across the lawn, already overflowing with dishes that members of the kingdom had spent days preparing. Bright banners fluttered overhead while children darted between adults, laughing as they raced toward the games that had already been set up. Everywhere I looked, people were smiling. Nobody looked worried. Nobody looked afraid. For the first time in what felt like forever, the kingdom wasn’t thinking about war, rogues, or enemies. Today… They were simply a family. A smile found my lips before I even realized it. “This is incredible.” Raiden slipped his hand into mine, giving it a gentle squeeze. “You did this.” I looked at him and shook my head. “No.” “You did.” He nodded

Ralph’s POV I leaned back in my chair, studying the map spread across my desk while my fingers drummed against the armrest. Everything was finally starting to fall into place. For weeks I’d been quietly building my army, carefully choosing who I could trust and who wasn’t worth the risk. Maddox might still call himself the Rogue King, but he wouldn’t wear that title forever. Not if I had anything to say about it. A knock sounded against the office door. “Come in.” My beta stepped inside before closing the door behind him. “You wanted me?” I nodded my head toward the map. “It’s time.” He stepped closer. “I want another supply run today. We’re going through food and ammunition faster than I expected.” “I’ll get a team together.” He nodded his head towards me. “And send another team toward the palace.” I added. His eyes met mine. “You still want them watched? They haven’t made a move against us.” His brows furrowed in confusion. “They don’t have to.” I shrugged my shoulders. H

Darci’s POV I ran until my legs felt like they were going to give out beneath me. I didn’t know how long I’d been moving. I only knew I couldn’t stop. Not yet. My mate had tried to take me away. He had looked me straight in the eyes and told me he was going to reject me. After everything we’d shared, after everything we’d been through, he had actually stood there and told me he was going to sever our bond because of her. Because of Tracy. My anger burned hotter with every step. None of this would have happened if it weren’t for her. I pushed harder, refusing to slow down even when my body begged me to. I knew where I was going. My father. I knew he would help me. He always had before. Hell if he doesn’t I knew my momma would. Or she would at least make him help me. Eventually, my legs could carry me no farther. I slowed, stumbling through the trees until I spotted something ahead. A cabin. I stopped and stared at it. It looked abandoned. Not recently abandoned either. The wood

Raiden’s POV Traci had just fallen asleep in my arms. I could feel the steady rhythm of her breathing against my chest as I held her close, careful not to move enough to disturb her. She had been exhausted, and after everything that had happened today, I couldn’t blame her. I looked down at her for a moment, taking in the peaceful expression on her face. I smiled. There was something about holding her like this that made everything else seem farther away. I brushed my fingers gently through her hair and settled back against the pillows. I was tired too. My body had been begging for sleep for hours, but I hadn’t wanted to close my eyes just yet. I wanted to enjoy this moment with her. Eventually, my eyelids grew heavier. I took one last breath and let myself relax. Then I felt something. My eyes opened immediately. I didn’t move. The sensation had been so faint that I almost wondered if I’d imagined it. I searched inside myself, trying to find the source of what had brushed agains

Raiden’s POV I heard the screaming before I reached the room. Zayden and I were already moving before either of us said a word. The sound of panic coming from down the hall had every instinct in me on edge, and the closer we got, the more I could hear voices overlapping. Then Roman’s voice cut through them. “Stop! Everybody stop!” I pushed through the doorway and immediately looked for Traci. She was standing near the center of the room, her face pale as she stared toward the floor. Zayden came in beside me, and behind us, Ronan was already moving forward. “What’s happening?” I screamed into the room. Nobody answered me immediately. My eyes dropped. Black spiders crawled across the floor between scattered roses. My entire body went rigid. “Don’t move,” Roman ordered. I didn’t need to be told twice. Then I saw Traci. She wasn’t hurt. But Sarah was standing several feet away, staring at her hand. Traci’s eyes snapped toward me. “She’s been bitten!” The panic in her voice made