All Chapters of The Pack's Heroine Don't Need Your Regrets: Chapter 121 - Chapter 130

It was gigantic, almost the same size as the stone monster. Its body was covered in hard scales that seemed to be made of gold, gleaming in the light of the fire that its enormous mouth was spewing. Its wings were spread, each practically the same size as its body. And, when it moved its head just a little to growl at the monster, I saw large eyes even more golden than the scales, with thin pupils and black scleras.I had been so fascinated by those illustrations in the books, but the sight of a dragon was even more terrifying and majestic than I could ever have imagined.“What does that son of a bitch think he’s doing?” Emmett Gable growled “He can’t stay in that form! He’ll lose control…!”“It’s too late now!” Gwen scolded him “Maybe this is our only chance. Quick, we have to seize the opportunity Adrien created and get Daphne to safety…”“W-what are you talking about?!” I didn’t move when she tried to pull me away “A-Adrien?” I looked at the dragon again, who didn’t even seem to ha

“In the beginning, the Order was born with honorable intentions.” Adrien murmured, his words almost lamenting “To secretly gather the few dragon families that survived in this territory. To identify who the wolves were on our side: dragon's mates who were willing to hide and protect them. Simply to keep our people alive. But their purpose was gradually altered by years of revolt and injustice.”“Is that why your family overthrew the Crescent?” I asked, a tightness growing in my stomach “To remove the wolves from power and make the territory safer for the other dragons?”“Desmond…” he squeezed his eyes shut “I mean, the first Alpha Cross, wasn’t much more than a scapegoat for the revolt that almost happened back then. The dragons saw him as a leader. As the legendary Horned Beast they had always been waiting to unleash. The Order had turned into a pit of hatred that only needed a spark to explode. That’s what happened when one of the ancient books the Temple of the Moon had hidden fell

“And here are some biscuits I made, milady. It’s always convenient to have some snacks during a long trip.” Rupert smiled, handing me a picnic basket that was definitely too heavy and smelled too deliciously to contain only biscuits.“You really think of everything.” I complimented “One day you should visit Vitale. My housekeeper, Verity, would love to meet you.”"It would be an honor. But for now, I still have a lot to do here. Especially now that we'll be spending some more time without our Alpha."Remembering that made a grimace appear on my face, and from where I was, almost on the threshold of the castle's great gates, I turned to see Adrien outside, organizing the carriages in the snow. As if he had sensed my gaze, he turned to me, grinning like a fox after leaving Gwe

Of all the things I thought that Gwendolyn would say to try and force peace between me and her cousin again, that wasn't one of them.“What?” I asked, thinking perhaps I had misheard “What are you talking about? The Crosses were only in my territory once, when my father tried to forge a permanent peace alliance between the four packs. They never brought their heir. Why would they do something like that?”“Yes, you’re right about that. They only visited Vitale once.” She smiled, but it was very obvious she was nervous “And it was precisely on that occasion that a stubborn boy decided to hide in their carriage when they refused to take him along…”"Gwen..." Adrien warned her, but she paid him no attention.“When they finally caught his scent, it was too late to turn back. Darius and Beatrice obviously didn’t want anyone to know their only son was there with them. It was already a dangerous encounter for them. Someone could try to kill Adrien at any moment if they knew he was there. And,

We arrived at the Pack well after midnight, so the streets were completely empty and there wasn't a single soul around to see our carriages go by. Which was very useful to me. Because, if the sun had already been in the sky, I could never have asked the coachman to pause. Even leaving the carriages stopped miles away, I could never have strayed unnoticed in broad daylight, even with Adrien to escort me.I could never visit my store to check how things were going.“Oh, Goddess, give me patience!” I heard an angry grumble from inside the instant I knocked on the door “Are you incapable of understanding?! We’ll open again tomorrow! Tomorrow!” A creaking sound echoed above us, and I raised my head to see Matilda opening the upstairs window “I have to sleep too, you know…?!&rdq