Chapter 34 After Zion went feral, he could no longer distinguish friend from foe—he attacked anything that moved. His blood-red eyes saw only one image: Addison. Meanwhile, Shura’s massive frame slammed into a thick tree during his wild charge, the impact cracking the trunk with a deafening snap. The tree
Chapter 33 When she finally cried herself to sleep and collapsed onto the grass, I couldn’t help myself—I went to her, scooped her into my arms, and held her like she was something precious I couldn’t afford to lose. I brought her back to our marital room, a space heavy
Chapter 32 Alpha Zion’s POV But then again, as much as I hate her with every fiber of my being, I also find myself longing for her—and it’s that contradiction that drives me mad. Being around her feels unbearable, like she’s subtly manipulating my every thought, and I’m powerless to
Chapter 31 Spotting two patrolling warriors in the distance, Shura lunged. His massive frame crashed into them like a storm. With terrifying strength, he slashed through flesh and bone with his razor-sharp claws. In seconds, the warriors were reduced to mangled, unrecognizable remains, as if they’d been caught in a
Chapter 30 But then her thoughts turned to Levi. The one person who had stayed by her side, her loyal Gamma, her only friend, who had never wavered. The thought of leaving him behind, knowing the danger he’d face in her absence, tore at her heart. She couldn’t let him
Chapter 29 His plan was simple: act as bait. He counted on Addison’s sharp mind to recognize the distraction and run when the coast was clear. But Addison… she couldn’t bring herself to leave. Because what Levi had done—abandoning his post, defying the Alpha’s order—could only be seen as betrayal.
Chapter 28 It irritated him. The mixture of these feelings left him in a constant state of internal conflict, unable to put things in order. While he tried to fix his composure and ensure Claire’s survival, he could do little else but leave Addison’s care in the hands of his
Chapter 27 Zion, or rather Shura, hunted down every last vampire and tortured them for an entire month. The only reason there were any survivors was because, the moment the others saw Shura lose control, they abandoned the battlefield and left it to the beast. He was unrecognizable—no longer Alpha
Chapter 26 With a smug bounce in his step, he descended into the dungeon—only to freeze in place the moment he caught sight of the open cell gate from a distance. His heart skipped a beat. At first, he assumed the guards had simply forgotten to close it in their
Chapter 25 His body trembled, knees threatening to buckle under him, yet he didn’t stop. With veins bulging across his arms and neck, sweat pouring from his brow, and his jaw clenched in pure defiance of the pain, he wrenched at the chains—one shackle after another—until finally, they snapped free.
Chapter 23 With a flick of his hand, he signaled one of the others. A moment later, a bucket of ice-cold water was dumped over Addison’s bloodied form, shocking her back to consciousness. She gasped, her body trembling violently from the chill and pain. Her head barely lifted before— Crack!
Chapter 22 Even through her hazy vision and muffled hearing, Addison could still make out their figures and catch fragments of their conversation. It was then, in her dazed state, that the cruel truth began to dawn on her—Claire had truly gone that far. She hadn’t just framed Addison… she
Chapter 21 Chapter 21: Chapter 21 Claire’s Condition “Ha… ugh.” Addison let out a bitter, mocking laugh that quickly turned into a pained groan as a sharp jab of agony from her ribs reminded her of her injury. The pain shot through her side, a cruel reminder of Claire’s framing—and
Chapter 20 Chapter 20: Chapter 20 Framed Claire gently supported Addison, guiding her step by step as she limped away in pain. From the outside, it looked like Claire was on the verge of tears—her expression contorted with concern, as if she were the one injured. But Addison knew better.
Chapter 19 Chapter 19: Chapter 19 Who Is The Recognized Luna Gamma Levi, ever attuned to her moods as her bonded Gamma—the one meant to stand beside the Luna when her mate failed—could feel the weight of her sorrow. He sensed how she was slowly retreating into herself again, the
Chapter 18 Chapter 18: Chapter 18 You Aren’t My Luna ’Maybe… maybe he gave in to his carnal desire because he couldn’t be like that with Claire right now, not while she’s carrying his pup…’ Addison thought. And just like that, it was as if someone had poured a bucket
Chapter 17 Chapter 17: Chapter 17 Meant To Be Cast Aside He instinctively turned toward the source—and in that split second, Greg seized the opportunity. His foot slammed into Zion’s side. Though Zion managed to block most of the force, the impact still sent him skidding several feet across the
Chapter 16 Chapter 16: Chapter 16 A Bet The Midnight River Pack had only just begun to rebuild after three long years of chaos and loss. They were still standing on unsteady ground, struggling to regain the respect they’d once commanded. What they needed now were strong, capable leaders who
Chapter 15 Chapter 15: Chapter 15 Liability? Due to the whirlwind of conflicting emotions in her heart, Addison didn’t even notice when sleep finally claimed her. As she drifted off, Zion sat quietly by her side, watching her with unreadable eyes hidden in the shadows of the night. Before long,
