All Chapters of Dear Devil: Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

THIRD PERSON POINT OF VIEW The handover ceremony for Alpha Magnus was in full swing, yet every congratulation landed like a slap to the face. Every handshake tested the limits of his patience, and he could barely force a smile for the guests. Without the alcohol dulling his senses, his mask would have slipped long ago. As the minutes dragged on, his control over his wolf began to fray.Nothing was going according to plan.He was only half an hour away from handing over his Alpha title to his nephew, yet his gaze kept flicking back to the grand doors of the hall, his jaw clenched so tightly it felt as though it might shatter. That was when she finally arrived.

THIRD PERSON POINT OF VIEW  Evran shot up from his throne, eyes widening in shock as Magnus collapsed to the ground, bleeding profusely. This was never supposed to happen. The target had been Vivica, not Magnus. And it was never meant to kill, only to wound. He stared down at his own hands, disbelief twisting into fury. “Someone manipulated my powers into that werewolf Jeff at the last second and forced him to shoot Magnus,” he snarled, clenching his fists so tightly his knuckles turned white. “Who the would fuck dare to do this?!” His entire plan had not only gone south, it had completely imploded. When he saw Finn confronting Vivica, demanding to know who was responsible, Evran felt his sanity slipping away. He knew Vivica had seen him clearly from the mirror. If Fi

THIRD PERSON POINT OF VIEW “How is he doing?” Austin inquired, addressing the group of skilled hybrids from Alpha Magnus’ pack. They were not only exceptional healers but also powerful wizards. Even though Magnus was no longer in immediate danger, they continued to watch over him closely.“He’s doing much better,” one of them replied. “His wolf has now begun to actively heal him.” With that, they excused themselves and left the room.Austin released a long sigh of relief. He had been deeply unsettled when Finn suddenly vanished and never returned. It was clear that some bigger accident had taken place, then moments later it was confirmed by the news that Vivica's packhouse had been set on fire. He did not know what was actually going on. Yet, the new information he had uncovered left

THIRD PERSON POINT OF VIEW Vivica remembered every word she had read in the book about the Devil, yet nothing had mentioned the consequences of tasting a Devil’s blood or being bound to him for every lifetime. Still, for some inexplicable reason, she didn’t feel as though Finn was lying.She glanced down at their joined hands as they walked. Her mind was clear now, the earlier uncontrollable lust having faded. So far, Finn had never lied to her about anything. Did that mean she was truly tied to him?She pursed her lips and stole a quick glance at his chest. Her saliva had healed the wound, but the bite mark remained, dark and strangely permanent. She felt no different, no mysterious bond or connection. He had to be lying.Finn noticed her gaze from the corner of his eye and

THIRD PERSON POINT OF VIEW  Vivica blinked at the round, stone-like object carved with intricate devil’s marks resting in her palm as they exited Evran’s palace. “So this is the key you came for?” The key was unusual, its shape was carved directly into the center of the dark stone, giving it an ancient, almost ceremonial appearance. Finn nodded. Suddenly, his gaze became unfocused as he received a mind-link. Vivica watched him quietly, sensing the shift in his attention. She casually glanced back at Evran’s castle, which was slowly fading into the dark mist behind them. That was when she noticed a shadowy figure standing by one of the upper windows. Her wolf rose to the surface, sharpening her vision. T