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Nanny informed her worriedly. “Haha! Nanny you worry too much! I’m sure it’s a document that needs my signature. Give it to me, I will have a look at it. You can stay with me if it will make you feel better.” Alice said with a calm smile. She opened the brown envelope and her heart skipped a beat. In the envelope was printed pictures of what seems to be a Alexander who was cuddling a slender woman who appears fully naked. She got up at once with a loud gasp, she covered her mouth with her hands whilst tears began flowing freely.

I frowned at the sight and couldn't help but feel slightly guilty. "Let her go." I said, averting my gaze from Alexis to both the guards. They immediately set her free. "We found her near the borders with a rouge alpha. I don't think it's a good idea to just let her go." My head whipped towards the voice of my beta. A rouge?! The thought made me angle my body I front of Eva more protectively. I felt her hold tighter onto my shirt. "Grab her."I growled angrily. My warriors never hesitating before the each grabbed the arm they were already holding.

"My wolf?" "Yes, my name is Aaliyah, and I am your wolf. You need to get up and save our Pack. Marcus has begun his spell to bring every evil from Norvolk here. If he succeeds, our Realm is doomed. We are the only ones that can't save them," Aaliyah said "I am not strong enough to fight him," I told her.

Trixie The classroom buzzed faintly with chatter and the clack of pens against desks, but Trixie was somewhere else. Her elbow rested on her textbook, her cheek pressed into her hand, as she stared out the window. Alice had left earlier that week, along with Tyler and his parents, on a mission she couldn’t talk about publicly. Even though it was still new and strange to think of Alice as a warrior, she trusted her. Alice had a purpose now—to find others like Trixie. Gifted wolves scattered across territories, hidden from the world, waiting for a chance to be part of something again. Part of this pack.

Alice brought Gardenia to her mother and the child immediately rushed to her mother. The night they came back, Gardenia was still doing her best to stay awake and wait for Alice and Karina. The child also bawled at seeing Alice alive. She went to her and Karina, embracing them with tears. It was the first time that Alice truly felt relieved that she had come back alive. She wasn’t expecting it to come from a child who’s basically a stranger.

When I push myself up, breathing hard, the clearing is almost silent. Bodies litter the ground, some human, some shifted back, blood dark against mud and stone. The river keeps rushing, indifferent, and smoke drifts low through the trees, stinging my eyes. A few distant shouts echo from farther back, but here, in this space, it is just us. Alice stands a few feet away, chest rising and falling fast, fur matted and streaked red. She limps slightly on one hind leg, but she is upright, alert, eyes locked on me like she is making sure I am still real.

Evan huffed and left angrily. " You could hold this, I already took a sample. We will go home and study it, then give you feedback" Sabrina said handing over the vial back to Adam. He collected it and placed it on his table. The aunties sat down waiting for what Adam had to say next, while Adam rested on his desk mindlinking someone. "Is there a way you could help us with the border, the magic barrier is fading. It won't be good if we have to add humans to our worries right now". Adam asked. " We had a human walking past it two weeks ago. That is Alaia here."

“Just go to the library and talk to him. I know you’re stalling.” Leia’s face heated profusely. “Fine. But why are you going there again?” “I’ll tell you next time. Bye!” Alice waved her hand and started walking away. The hall was empty when Alice arrived. The sunlight reflected on the frames and the glass windows; Alice felt calm and peaceful as the isolation and silence gave her comfort. She went to the last photo frame and stared at it intensively. There was a small plaque below the edge, saying, ‘UNITY.’ Her eyes went to Meredith and George Le Blanc first before landing on the couple beside them.

Not fresh, but not old either. She pulled out her phone and snapped a few photos, the light catching the curve of the claw mark. “Looks deliberate,” Mia said, running a finger near but not touching it. “Too high to be natural,” Aurora added. “Someone left this. Someone who wanted us to find it but only if we were looking closely.” Aurora sent the photo to Jason with a short message: “Not one of ours. Near the eastern ridge.” Jason nodded. “Someone’s either sending a message… or hiding one.”

The forest had grown eerily quiet as we neared the edge of Alice’s territory. Even the faint hum of nocturnal life seemed to have stilled, replaced by a suffocating stillness. Ezra slowed his pace, his eyes scanning the treeline ahead with practiced precision. The tension in the air made my wolf restless, and El growled softly in my mind, her unease prickling at my senses. “We’re here,” Ezra said, his voice low as he gestured to the faint glow of moonlight filtering through the trees ahead. “That’s the border. Alice’s guards won’t patrol this far out, but we need to move quickly.”