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She was feeling scared. Tanya, "I can't tell you her name. She is my friend. She told me to inform you about those werewolves' plan to sacrifice a human. I did whatever she asked me to do. Harsh was not my boyfriend, and I don't know who killed him. I lied to you." Vishal "So your friend is that hunter?" Tanya "I don't know." Vishal, "You know everything! Don't lie to me." Tanya "Yes, she is a hunter. But I am a normal human. Trust me, I was just helping her."

Holding the tie, I closed my eyes and tiptoed. Either the fate played wicked keeping them apart or played virtuous bringing them together. It played until their souls chased each other. The End. ••••••••••••• TADAN! Ok, my book ends here. Thank you, my readers, for all your support :) I hope you people enjoyed it. H.LOCKHART.

It sent a chill straight through my spine. “Where is John?” the woman screamed. “All those deaths, all those resources burned, and we are no closer to finding him. Do you understand how unacceptable that is?” Silence followed, thick and heavy. Then Tiffany spoke, her confidence fraying at the edges. “Madam Queen, we’re doing everything we can. The yacht explosion eliminated all visible traces. Divers found nothing, but that doesn’t mean he survived. We will find his body.” “You will find more than a body,” the woman snapped. “You are on very thin ice, young lady. Every failure you stack becomes another reason for me to replace you.”

He didn’t look up. “You took longer than I expected,” he said. Raven raised her weapon. He smiled. “If you kill me, the data implodes. No evidence, no trail, it just vanishes like dust.” I circled as I watched him. Every twitch, every glance was well calculated. “Where’s Franca?” Raven asked. “Dead.” We didn’t believe him. We also didn’t blink. Moreau stood. “You think you’re changing the world? You’re not. You’re cleaning it. Making space for the next monsters.”

His entire life boiled down to these few seconds, in which either survival or death might claim him. And then the chapter must end in a cliffhanger. The user wants it to end. The conspirators’ footsteps closed in, edging dangerously near, and Tanya’s gaze snapped to the side, glimmering with the predatory light of a hunter who had caught the scent of her prey. Damien’s blood froze. He realized she was almost upon him, just one or two paces from revealing his hiding spot entirely.

THE END Dear Readers, thank you so much for reading and staying with me till the end of this book. The Wolf Prince has an open ending and I decided to leave it this way because every reader deserves the chance to write their happy ending for the book. This is your chance guys, give both Hunter and Barbara the happy ending that you think they deserve. If you have any questions, kindly drop them in the comment section. Once the questions are up to 10, I'll make it into a chapter and answer all of your questions. The earlier you drop your question, the faster you get a response. So, give it to me, people.

Still, he waved it off and ordered, "Empty the drawer!" The security guards tore through my belongings. In the next second, the teddy bear hit the floor and shattered into pieces. Just like the five years we had spent together, it was now broken and beyond repair. They rummaged through everything I had but found nothing. All of a sudden, Beatrice exclaimed, "I found it!" She dug through the pile of clutter and pulled the necklace from a narrow gap. "How did it end up here?" Declan glanced at me, his face unreadable. Without warning, he slapped me hard. "Scarlett Fletcher, what do you have to say for yourself? Apologize to Beatrice now!"

So he never prepared before our registration. After they took a number and settled in to wait, I did not hesitate. I hailed a cab and headed straight home. The moment I walked in, I stripped off the skirt I had ironed carefully, shredded it, and watched it burn to ashes. I knew then, my seven-year love affair with him was meant to disappear just like that—up in smoke.

I had tried to reach her, but the chaos had swallowed her up, and I had been left with nothing but the memory of her touch and the echo of her voice. The pain of that loss had driven me to embark on this quest. The thought that I might find Lea again, or at least uncover some clue about her fate, had been a driving force. The discovery that Elara was not Lea had brought that pain rushing back, a reminder of the emptiness that had accompanied her disappearance. As the sun began to set, casting long shadows over the village, I made my way back to The Silver Oak. Nikolai and I shared our experiences from the day, though I kept my own emotional turmoil to myself. I didn't want to burden him with