Into The Wild Chapter 16 Novels & Stories

I leaned down, my red lips almost brushing against his hot ear. "You don't need to apologize," I whispered. "Tell me, how exactly do you make someone disappear completely?" "Principessa, I..." He knelt on the bed in a panic, his eyes red as he tried to explain. "I was wrong, please don't send me away..." I didn't let him continue. "It's okay." "A good hunting dog knows how to clear his territory of mongrels." Eva and Kevin were, in a way, cut from the same cloth. They were arrogant, self-important, and held themselves in high esteem.

The 197th Chapter ended not with a speech, but with a Kill-Share. We didn't go back to the Citadel. We stayed in the ravine. We built a fire—a real, smoky, spitting fire—and we shared the meat we had hunted. Humans and wolves, side-by-side, the "Sovereign Static" acting as a quiet, violet-gold background noise to the sound of Real People Living. I sat by the fire, my shoulder bandaged with strips of my own cloak. I felt the "Too Much" energy in my marrow, and for the first time, it didn't feel like a weapon. It felt like Hunger. It felt like Need. It felt like Life.

TRIGGER WARNING: THIS CHAPTER MENTIONS R**E AND IN**ST. PLEASE DO NOT READ IF YOU ARE UNCOMFORTABLE WITH THE SUBJECT!!!! Hunter (P.O.V.) With a thundering growl my dad jumps on the boulders blocking the entrance and starts digging them out with his paws. He is desperate to get to his mate and soon the other guys join him. I glance at the unconscious girl in my arms then carefully carry her away from the mayhem.

Absolutely! Here’s Chapter 27: Waiting for the Wild Girl — Rowan’s POV, threaded with anxiety, sharp internal monologue, and a mounting sense that both danger and Thalia are slipping beyond his reach. Chapter 27: Waiting for the Wild Girl Rowan Silverpine doesn’t sleep when its wolves go missing—especially not me.

This was Zane’s domain now—an uncharted wilderness where survival meant quick instincts and sharper senses. Every step felt like walking into a nightmare—yet I pressed on, driven by a desperate need for answers. My mind flashed with images of Avery—her smile, her innocence, the girl I’d abandoned. Had she moved on? Forgotten? Or was she still waiting, somewhere in the shadows, for someone to come back for her? The thought burned like acid inside me, fueling my resolve to keep going. Suddenly, a branch snapped nearby—a sharp crack that pierced through the storm’s chaos. My heart leaped into my throat. I froze, blood pounding in my ears, listening for any sign of movement. The forest was silen

Turning to face the Flower of Life, I was filled with anticipation, ready to seize the chance to rewrite my destiny and save my sister's life. Approaching the flower, I reached out and grasped it tightly. In that moment, the world around me seemed to shift and change, engulfing me in mystical energy. Suddenly, I found myself standing in the familiar territory of my pack, the Flower of Life cradled in my hands. Weakness washed over me, causing my legs to wobble beneath me as I struggled to maintain my balance. But I did it. I survived the forest of darkness, and nothing would ever make me go back there again.

In that very moment, they comprehended that their odyssey had merely commenced, with countless chapters yet to unfold. With bated breath, they delved into the boundless expanse of their story, its pages whispering promises of untold wonders and uncharted territories. Each turn of the page brought them closer to a realm teeming with adventure, where their spirits would soar and their souls would find solace. In this captivating narrative, the wild and the civilized intertwined like lovers in a passionate embrace, their dance an exquisite symphony of harmony.

Our pack grew stronger, united in our shared purpose and unwavering commitment to each other. Chapter 102 marked a turning point—a chapter of resilience, forgiveness, and growth. The pack had emerged from the darkness, ready to embrace a future filled with hope, unity, and the unwavering strength of the wolf within each of us. And together, we would rise, stronger than ever before.

I squirmed before I knew my pants were becoming wet. "I know how much you miss me." His tiny soft voice caused more trouble them good to my already devastated body. "I don't...miss.." I paused, knowing I miss him a lot but I have to go back to Jeff's pack now. Like he knew what I was thinking, Adrian, lifted me above the ground, shifting into his wolf. He ran off with my whole body on his shoulder into the highway. I felt I was going to devour. The End of book 1.

I closed my eyes and whispered; "For the last time...I pray and wish...to you to be back right here in my arms..." I covered my face with my hands trying to sooth myself and to erase the pain away but I stopped when I felt some growling of a wild animals nearby. Wait...is there a wild animals living here in Mount Everest? I blinked twice and tried to get up. My heart boomed loudly when I felt that it was coming towards me so without ado I get up myself and run away as fast as I could. I felt like someone is running after me so I tried so hard to run faster.