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Author: Grace Kara
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MIRABELLE

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The newcomer, Fenrir, moved with a brutal efficiency that drew every eye on the training grounds.

His movements were fluid yet savage, carrying the raw intensity of someone who’d learned to fight for survival rather than sport. The clash of fists and the dull thud of bodies hitting the dirt echoed around the sparring ring. Roman’s warrior— a seasoned fighter named Markus— was no novice, but even he was struggling to keep up with Fenrir's relentless pace.

I couldn't help but study him

The jagged scar that ran from his left temple to his jaw caught the sunlight, a stark reminder of the life he'd led before stumbling into our pack’s territory.

His dark eyes seemed to hold years of pain, and despite his intimidating presence— the broad shoulders, the wild, untamed energy— there was something undeniably broken about him.

"You're staring again." Elijah said, his voice breaking through my thoughts.

He appeared at my side as if materializing from thin air, the way he alw
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    His expression darkened, and for a moment, I thought he wouldn’t answer. But then he spoke, his voice quieter now, almost hollow. "More than you might think. I had a family once— a mate, two young pups. They were slaughtered by a rival pack while I was away hunting. By the time I returned..." He trailed off, his jaw tightening. "Darius offered me protection when I had nothing left. It seemed like salvation at the time."The raw honesty in his voice made my chest ache. "What.... made you leave?""Darius isn't what he appears to be," his tone was laced with bitterness. "He preys on broken wolves, promising them belonging while turning them into weapons. When I realized what he and Cassandra were planning..." He shook his head, his hands balling into fists at his sides. "I couldn't be part of another massacre."We continued training in silence after that, but his words lingered in my mind, echoing like a distant drumbeat. I thought of my own pain, how it had hardened me, made me cold. W

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    My wolf surged to the surface, but I held him back, letting her vent her anger. I grabbed her wrists, not roughly, but firmly enough to stop her from hitting me again. "Make me," I growled, my voice low, a challenge I didn't entirely mean. The air between us crackled with tension, thick and suffocating. Her chest heaved with angry breaths, her heart pounding so loudly I could hear it. We were too close—much too close— but I couldn't make myself let go. "I hate you," she whispered, her voice breaking, but there was no conviction behind her words. "I know." My grip on her wrists loosened, but I didn't release them entirely. "I hate myself too."Something in my admission broke through her fury. Her eyes softened slightly, the fire dimming as she searched my face. "You really do...don't you?""Every fucking day." I admitted, my voice raw. "Every time I see the pain in your eyes, every time I think about Adeline, every time I remember killing my own sister... I hate what being Alpha

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    He shrugged, but the tension in his shoulders betrayed him. "That's why I joined Darius," he continued, his voice rough. "I was young, angry, needed somewhere to belong. He promised revenge against the pack that killed my family.""Did you get it?" I asked, though a part of me wasn't sure I wanted to know the answer."Yeah." His eyes darkened, the weight of old memories pulling at him. "Slaughtered every last one of them. Didn't make me feel any better though. Just made me more empty inside."I thought about my own burning desire for revenge against Cassandra, the way it consumed me like a fire that refused to be extinguished. "Is that why you left the rogues?" I asked, my voice tentative.Fenrir nodded. "Realized I'd become exactly what I hated. Darius... he doesn't care about justice or protection. He just wants power, and he'll destroy anyone who gets in his way.""Like Roman?" The words slipped out before I could stop them."Roman's different, you and I both know that." Fenrir sa

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    The sight of him hurt, bloodied and struggling, triggered something deep and primal inside me. Heat surged through my chest, different from the destructive power I had felt earlier. This was something new....something pure. Without thinking, I raised my trembling hands and reached toward him. Light. Bright and blinding. It flowed from my fingertips, enveloping Roman in a golden glow. He froze for a moment, his head snapping toward me in shock, but I couldn't stop. The light wrapped around him, seeping into his body, and as I watched, his wounds began to knit themselves together. The gashes on his face closed, the blood disappearing as if it had never been there. Roman’s eyes blazed with renewed strength, and he let out a roar— half-wolf, half-man— as he turned back to Cassandra. "NO!!!!" Cassandra shrieked, her voice high and panicked. She lunged at me, her movements wild and desperate, but Roman was faster. He intercepted her mid-leap, his massive jaws closing around

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    His kisses continued downward, his hands sliding over my hips as he hooked his fingers into the waistband of my pants. He paused, looking up at me for permission, and I nodded, lifting my hips to help him pull them off. His eyes burned as they roamed over me, now nearly bare before him."You're perfect," he said, his voice thick with emotion. "Every inch of you."Heat coiled low in my belly as he pressed a kiss to the inside of my thigh, his stubble scraping against my sensitive skin in a way that made me gasp. He kissed his way higher, his hands gently parting my legs, and when his lips brushed against the thin fabric of my underwear, I couldn’t stop the moan that escaped me."Roman..." I whispered, my voice shaky with both nerves and anticipation."I’ve got you," he said softly, his hands stroking my thighs in reassurance. "Just let me take care of you."He pulled my underwear down slowly, his gaze never leaving mine as he bared me completely to him. I felt vulnerable, exposed, bu

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