Todos los capítulos de One-Way Ticket Away From My Alpha: Capítulo 1 - Capítulo 9

Seven days left until I leave.At 9:00 am on Sunday, I handed my application for a forced mate bond dissolution to the clerk at Werewolf City Hall.Last night, I booked a one-way ticket to Bordevia.The clerk verified our marriage record and mate mark, then handed me the receipt. "It takes effect automatically in seven days, next Sunday at 9:00 am. Your mate won't be notified, and his signature isn't required. But be warned, a forced dissolution causes severe bond-severing pain for both of you."I signed the confirmation.That Sunday morning, my Alpha husband, Leon Gray, was scheduled to launch Livie Grant's foundation. He had promised to take me for a walk on the beach after the ceremony.Now, he wouldn't need to rush anymore.Outside, Serandor's rain tapped against the glass.Deep in my consciousness, Nora, my wolf, curled up and covered her nose with her tail. She hadn't reached out to Leon's wolf in a long time."Are we really leaving this time?" she asked.I tucked the r

Four days left until I leave.Silver Bay Healing Center granted me an online interview.It wasn't for the original research position, but rather a three-month clinical fellowship. If I passed the evaluation, I could apply for a permanent role.I spent two days reviewing my material, flattening out the creased evaluation certificate and placing it next to my webcam.The interviewer asked how I would handle panic responses in pups during their first shift.By the time I reached the third case study, the nerves finally vanished.I knew how to distinguish a damaged wolf spirit from pure emotional distress, and I knew exactly when forced training needed to stop.When the interview ended, the interviewer smiled. "Irene, report for duty next Monday."I confirmed a short-term apartment near the healing center, paid the deposit, and slid my license into my carry-on bag.In the afternoon, I went to see a healer alone to have my wolf checked.Nora stepped out from the depths of my consc

Leon's first reaction was that there had been a mistake with the notice.He tried the mind-link once more.In the past, as long as he released even a trace of his scent, I would always respond. Even if I was too busy to speak, Nora would gently nuzzle his wolf, letting him know I heard him.This time, there was nothing.His wolf slammed into that pitch-black void within his consciousness, and the sudden sharp pain made him grab the back of a chair for support.Livie reached out to steady him. "Are you exhausted from last night? I'll have someone take you to the lounge to rest."Leon pulled away from her hand and dialed city hall.The clerk verified his identity and repeated the exact time of the dissolution. "At 9:00 am this morning. The notice you received is valid.""I didn't consent to this.""A forced dissolution does not require the other party's consent."He gripped his phone, suddenly recalling that night a week ago.I had asked him about the offer letter in a very qu

Leon apologized to me first.He apologized for the acceptance letter, for the author credits, and for the evaluation he never showed up for.He pushed the board's receipt toward me. "I've already admitted that altering the credits was my decision. The brochure will be reprinted, and I've made things clear with Livie. Her therapy and foundation affairs will be handled by the team in charge from now on."I read through it and nodded. "Please email me the official version once it's updated."As he watched my reaction, his throat bobbed. "I didn't come here just to deliver this.""I know.""About that job offer… I was too selfish."He cast his gaze downward. "When I took over as Alpha, there were endless things to handle every single day. Just knowing I could come home to you, that no matter what happened, you'd be by my side, made me feel like I could keep going."I was terrified that if you went to Bordevia, you'd make new colleagues, start a new life, and slowly realize you didn

When my three-month fellowship came to an end, I passed the retention evaluation.The night before the results were announced, I was too nervous to sleep and kept flipping through the materials I had prepared.Nora lay by my pillow, her tail brushing against my hand.Her coat had regained its luster, and she was able to join me for light jogs through the woods within the limits allowed by my healer."What if we don't pass?" she asked."Then we ask where we need to improve."I switched off the desk lamp. "Let's have breakfast first tomorrow."I used to think that coming to Bordevia meant I had to immediately prove I hadn't made a mistake.Only later did I realize that there were endless records to write here too, along with rejected proposals and evenings when I was so exhausted I just wanted to lie down.But here, I could say I was tired, I could ask for help, and it was okay to temporarily fall short.No one was going to cancel my tomorrow because of it.On the day I signed