Novel & Cerita Sofia The First A Tale Of Two Teams

"But Vanessa had always been a master of deception. She had cropped her hair close to her neck and wore my spare leather mantle to fool the scouts. I had shed my heavy armor by the riverbank to wash the mud off my fur, and she claimed it. When the rogue alphas lunged through the brush, they snatched her by mistake, believing they had the future leader of the Wolfe Crest Estate." He stops, his throat clicking as his grip on my thigh turns bruising. "The exchange at the rocky ravine turned into a slaughter. The pack elders brought silver spears instead of the treaty tokens. The raiders panicked, dragged us both into the subterranean caves, and starved our wolves for weeks. We were beaten with

“Again.” “I’m offering survival,” she replied. “I already survived,” I said. “This is accountability.” Her jaw tightened. “He won’t stay once the full picture lands.” I didn’t look at Adrian. I didn’t need to. “He already saw it,” I said. “And he stayed.” That landed. For the first time, Sofia looked… tired. “You don’t understand how this world works,” she said quietly. “It eats women like you.” “It tried,” I replied. “You helped.”

Sofia Marquez married media mogul Daniel Gray to save her father’s collapsing company. Their agreement was simple: three years of marriage, no feelings, no affairs, ten million dollars, then a clean divorce. She kept her side of the deal. He didn’t. One night, she finds the texts, his ex-girlfriend is back, and he’s been sneaking her into their penthouse while Sofia sleeps in the next room. But the betrayal runs deeper: his "mistress" isn't just a fling, she’s been plotting to take over Gray's empire from the start. Then the doctor confirms it: Sofia is pregnant. Daniel gives her an ultimatum: Stay and play the perfect wife, or I’ll make sure you and your baby have nothing at

“A man who says what he means, and means what he says. Respect, until proven otherwise.” Glasses raised, the sound sharp in the air. I lifted mine, clinked softly, drank. Sofia basked in the praise she’d gotten, her eyes bright, her laughter spilling easy. She leaned slightly my way, her voice low. “See? We make a good team.” I didn’t answer. I looked at Lorenzo, at the respect there, but also the caution. He’d seen my strength. But he hadn’t given trust yet. That was fine. Trust wasn’t won in one night.

Freaking finally. Nate smiled sheepishly caressing the back of his neck, "Oh, sorry Labear" "How'd you know?" Elijah asked him standing, leaning on the wall with his arms crossed and his usual blank face with eyes that starred inside your soul and scared the living nuts outta you. "There is a whole mission going out there, it's fucking crazy! They have like a whole team divided in squads to look for you, they are so fucking scary" He shuddered looking at me and gave me a sympathetic look. I gulped looking at Elijah who just gave me a blank nod.

As though she had just solved some great mystery. Unfortunately, she wasn’t completely wrong. The last three months had been frustrating. Every lead led nowhere. Every answer created more questions. And somehow, despite everything else demanding my attention, Sofia remained in the back of my mind. Constant. Unwanted. Persistent. Bianca crossed one leg over the other. “There is a woman.” I almost laughed. “There isn’t.” “There is.” “There isn’t.” “Luca.” “Bianca.” She smiled. The smile of someone who thought she had already won.

We circle each other, I’m snarling and growling, determined to win this battle and save Alvin and his friends. Sofia is furious so she sends blast after blast until she lands one. Which knocks the breath out of me but I stand up. There’s a lot at stake and losing is not an option. The fight rages on, with neither of us willing to back down. Sofia cackles as she tried to overpower me with her spells. I end seeing multiple Sofias cackling and sending blast after blast at me. But I don’t give up and I become relentless, lunging and biting with all my strength. She gets frustrated when her blasts don’t land so She sends another blast straight at Alvin who is defenceless and I I run and jump in t

“I’ve faced cartel lords and death, but apparently Sofia’s loyalty test is the real final boss.” I rolled my eyes and gently nudged him forward. “You’ll do fine.” He walked over and crouched down next to her. “So, what’s the test, sweetheart?” Sofia squinted at him, arms crossed. “First, you have to swear you’ll never leave again.” Matteo’s smile faltered but only for a second. He placed a hand over his heart. “I swear on everything I am.” She nodded, satisfied. “Okay. Second, you have to crawl through the secret tunnel without breaking the leaves.”

Sofia's POV I never thought that I'll be stepping to the land where I left my broken heart. The land where those terrible events happened. My heart shattered into pieces again upon remembering those scenarios. I have no plans of stepping in this place, but I can't withstand my parents knowing that they were in a critical situation. “Is everything alright, Sofia?” Blaze asked and I turn my gaze towards him. He was carrying my son, and they looked so cute together. “Yes, Blaze and maybe, I just can't believe that I'll step to this land again after two years.” I replied and which made him sigh.

My gaze bored into her terrified eyes, the fear reflecting satisfaction, twisted and dark. "I am the one who keeps the wolves from the door. And if you attempt to leave that door, or defy my command, then I am the biggest, most brutal wolf you have to worry about. You are mine, Sofia. Everything you are, everything you have, everything she is, belongs to me. You fought for life tonight. Good. Now live it how I tell you to. Which is it: New York, or shall we debate this again in the court room?”