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the alpha spoke, his head buried into some papers he was going through. “I want to avenge my parents; I want to kill the person who killed my parents,” I told him. “So I want to leave this pack; I want to hunt down my parents' killer and kill him. I want Simon dead!” His head rose from the papers he was reading. “That's ridiculous, Aria; it’s late, go get some sleep,” he said dismissively. “I want to leave this pack; I want to go kill—” “What do you think you can do when you find him, huh? How are you going to do it? You don’t have any weapons or any good skills to fight them.”

I even caused a ruckus just to see her but then I heard her voice. My heart Shattered when I heart Arabia's shout from the window, I immediately ran towards her voice and my blood boiled at the sight that welcomed me. Araia! I couldn't think clearly, so I charged straight to William and attacked him. How dare he do this to Araia! I didn't stop until I saw him collapse, I will kill this bastard! This fucker! I just stopped when he collapsed, it looks like he's dead. I immediately went to where Araia is and hugged her, oh God. I miss her so much!

Chapter 36 Ashina was happy that she was finally getting the Alpha's trust and on the other hand she couldn't help if all those emotions were from the act of love but she just hoped she would never fail for the Alpha. How can she even fall for the Alpha in the first place because that can't be possible and the day she will ever think of going easy with the Alpha when the Right time she is supposed to kill him comes will definitely be the day she will take up the swords which belong to her parents and kill herself. So she could know that she died in the hands of someone that killed her parents. After disengaging from the hug, Ashina didn't bother to look at the alpha again as she lay down on

Arya continued to shake her head, her fear evident. "They’ll kill me in Kavistan for getting involved with a Jorvikian," she said, her voice filled with dread. I knew her claim was a lie, but the idea of her facing danger in Kavistan was not entirely unfounded. Her fear of death was likely exaggerated, though it was true that failure in her mission could have severe consequences. I chose not to disclose that part of my understanding, as it would only complicate the situation further. For now, her fears seemed to play in my favour, making my decision easier to justify.

“No. We play smarter. A duel is too obvious. We need shadows, whispers, and a knife that strikes when no one expects it. Jake cannot simply die, his death must be a seed that grows into suspicion and chaos. Aarhea must look blind for trusting him, weak for protecting him.” Amara’s hands tightened in her lap. “Father, please. Enough of this. If you keep pushing, you’ll destroy us all.” Roman walked toward her, his steps slow but heavy. He crouched in front of her chair, his voice soft but cutting. “My daughter… do you want to remain in Aarhea’s shadow forever? Do you want to watch her rise while you bow to her, knowing she never truly trusted you?” Amara’s eyes watered, but she shook her head

“Beta Gregor was on watch. Moros had 300 Claws. They came at dawn while the warriors were still out looking for you. Gregor… he surrendered to save the elders.” “Surrendered,” Kieran repeated. Flat. Dead. “He gave them the _children_.” “To stop a slaughter, Alpha. Moros said he’d burn the territory. Pups or ash.” I was already moving. Wrapping Rylan tight against my chest with Kieran’s jacket. My hands weren’t shaking. That scared me more than anything. “Where,” I said. Darius looked at me. “Aria, you can’t—” “WHERE.”

“Blake, she’s going to kill my babies—” “No.” Blake grabbed my shoulders firmly. His face looked pale too, he was terrified but he was trying to stay strong for me. “We’ll find them before anything can happen to them, I promise. The fact that she called us means there's still time.” Tears streamed uncontrollably down my face as I sobbed loudly and Blake pulled me against him tightly, trying to calm me down. “Listen to me, Arya. I won’t let anything happen to them.” I wanted to believe him. God, I wanted to believe him so badly. But all I could think about was the fact that one child was already dead because of Ivy, and I would not survive losing my twins as well.