All Chapters of Amaryllis-The Rogue Werewolf: Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

I had finally managed to catch some sleep after a long day. It was the first time I had the opportunity to sleep in my own room, and I was looking forward to a peaceful night's rest. However, my slumber was abruptly interrupted by the sound of someone knocking on my door with such force that it was as if they were trying to break it down. It had been five minutes, and the incessant banging was making me feel like I was about to lose my mind. If the person on the other side of the door didn't stop soon, I was going to lose it. I couldn't understand why someone would be knocking on my door so early in the morning, especially with such vigour. I had half a mind to ignore it and hope that they would go away, but the banging continued relentlessly, making it impossible for me to get any rest. Darius had made it clear that Alex was to provide me with everything I asked for, from clothes to food to toiletries, all in exchange for my services. It was a fair deal, but it didn't stop me from g

The darkness enveloped me, and I couldn't see anything. I tried to take a deep breath, but it felt like there was something heavy on my chest, making it difficult to breathe.Suddenly, I heard a voice, a voice that sounded familiar, but I couldn't place it. "Amaryllis, wake up," the voice said urgently, and I tried to respond, but my throat felt dry, and no words came out.As I took in the familiar atmosphere around me, I couldn't help but feel a sense of dread creeping up within me. I knew that if I were to stay there any longer, I would surely suffocate. The air felt thick and heavy, as if every breath I took was a struggle.I attempted to move my limbs, but to my dismay, they refused to cooperate with me. Panic began to set in as I realized that I was completely immobilized."Amaryllis, you need to leave," the voice echoed through the abandoned darkness. My heart raced as I tried to locate its source. Slowly, I began walking in the direction of it, my footsteps echoing loudly.I was

For two years, everything had remained stagnant and unchanging. Despite the passing of time, there was an overwhelming feeling of stagnation in the air, as if time itself had ceased to move forward. My sister, who had once been a vivacious and energetic individual, now seemed to have lost all her vitality. She appeared lifeless and devoid of any joy, as if something deep within her had been snuffed out.All of us, her family and friends, watched helplessly as she slowly withered away. We saw the light in her eyes gradually fade, and her once radiant smile turn into a mere facade. It was clear that she was struggling under the weight of some heavy burden, but none of us knew what it was, nor how to help her.It wasn't until one day, after years of keeping her emotions bottled up inside, that she finally broke down and confessed everything to Fenrir."I can't take it anymore," she cried out, tears streaming down her face. "I'm leaving this pack, and I'm leaving you."The words hung in th

As I sat there listening to him, I realized that sometimes the most unexpected people can end up being the ones who change our lives for the better.Despite not realizing that I was his mate, he still offered me a hand.His words were still reverberated in my mind, leaving an indelible mark on my soul, and before I knew it, my body was convulsed with emotion, and I collapsed into his embrace.The weight of his words had hit me like a ton of bricks, overwhelming me with a sense of profound sadness and despair. I felt vulnerable and exposed, as if all my innermost secrets had been laid bare for him to see. And yet, in that moment, I knew that there was nowhere else I would rather be than in his arms.As I sobbed uncontrollably, he held me tightly, his strong arms providing a sense of comfort and security that I had never felt before.I didn't struggle to hold back the emotions this time. It was as though a dam had burst, and every feeling I had been suppressing since the beginning came

As I followed her down the dimly lit alleyway, a growing sense of unease settled in the pit of my stomach. The ominous silence was only broken by the faint sound of our footsteps echoing off the walls. I couldn't help but wonder where she was leading me and what her intentions were.As we turned a corner, the darkness seemed to thicken, and my nerves began to fray. I tried to shake off my unease, but the hairs on the back of my neck stood up, and a cold sweat broke out across my forehead.I had no idea what was about to happen, but I knew that it wasn't going to be good. Her silence only added to my anxiety, and I couldn't help but wish that I had never followed her down this dark path.As we approached the room, my heart began to race faster with every step we took. I felt a growing sense of unease, as though my instincts were warning me to turn back and leave this place forever. Despite my apprehension, I pressed on, determined to face whatever lay ahead. But the voice in my head per