All Chapters of Tempting the Silver Werewolf: Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

Gwen's POV "Lady Catheleia?"I gasped in astonishment as she emerged with five werewolves with silver fur and black eyes that glinted eerily, following her lead.They strode toward me and ceased at arm's length, staring at me intently; their expressions were stern, their stances confident and determined. However, their gaze shifted into worry.Lady Catheleia caressed my cheek with the tip of one claw as she looked deeply into my eyes. Her gaze softened until she pulled me closer to her embrace. She nuzzled my hair lovingly as she murmured, "You are okay... you have nothing to fear." My wolf was relieved to hear those words coming from her. We listened to her voice even if we couldn't see her lips moving. This was the first time she hugged me and showed me unconditional care, but the fact that she was hugging me now made the moment even better. Violet wolf whined in delight inside me. This is what the mother of the silver werewolf embraces. Very pacifying. Lady Catheleia's arms are li

Gwen's POV My pack and subordinates shifted into a werewolf; they jumped up on their hind legs and growled at Delphine, baring their teeth in an approximation of canine faces. I glanced over their heads of them as I made my way to the corner. Unfortunately, all the attempts to get closer to her had been thrown down like bowling pins. No one got the chance to touch her due to the fact that there was an invisible force in front of her that prevented any advances toward her. Even when they were running full speed ahead towards her, all that she did with the speed and dexterity of a deer was to turn around and face them directly before running back so fast that it looked like she was flying through the air. It was then that the crowd that had gathered around her began to disperse. I was about to attack her when Alpha Ace stopped me from approaching her. It was only because of their intervention that I didn't try and kill her. Everyone began to attack her simultaneously. As I stepped bac

Gwen's POV The battle between werewolves and Ereje had finally ended, and I was ready to give my best to ensure it would stay that way. My body was still tingling with adrenaline from the grave fight as I stood over Ereje's corpse, watching them wither into dust. Unfortunately, Delphine didn't show up anymore, which we assumed was our last encounter. ***** Five months had passed since our last battle with the Ereje. I returned to my parent's house with my sister Filomena, living my usual way of life. Fortunately, Alpha Ace and his parents agreed on my decision because they knew this was for my goodness sake and the others. Israel returned to his place, so everyone who helped us fought the battle valiantly, including the Aqua Rune Pack, the fairies, and all the subordinates. The cold zephyr coming from the window passed through my cheeks. It smelled like a rose blooming in its first season, trying to reach my consciousness— wanting to have a conversation with me. It followed the

Gwen's POV "Not yet." My heart is hammering in my chest, a reminder of the danger this news will bring us all. "And you don't plan to tell her?" the worry in my eyes is clear as day, even if I try to conceal it with false bravado. "We need to be sure that everything—" "Answer my question, Mrs. Athena. You don't plan to tell her, right?" my tone is sharp but not harsh. Mrs. Athena sighed heavily at me. "Not now, Gwen. We should wait until we see how things go. And we're going to tell her before she finds out on her own." Those confrontations somehow alleviated the worry in my heart a little more, but not by much. It was still there, though, and I wasn't going to get rid of it anytime soon. A moment of stillness settled around us before my mother cleared her throat awkwardly. "Can my daughter visit him?" "But Rafaella can sense your identity. "I'll come with Israel. He has the right spell for that. He can hide my identity," I quickly interjected the last part before Mrs. Athen

Gwen's POV"You need to stop seeing the Alpha, for your goodness sake.I was still in shock when he uttered those words. How could he expect me not to see Alpha Ace knowing he was my mate?He sighed, clearly unhappy about having to tell me. "But what he did is unethical," he stated bluntly, as though I should be able to figure out that on my own.My eyes widened, and I felt my face contort with pain as the realization set in.I spun around only to visualize my mate's face, the betrayal written in every one of his features. My heart ached at being propelled to see it all early in our relationship. But I suppose that I shouldn't be ridiculous. I knew better than anyone that we were meant to be with each other; we're mates. So I have to confirm if Matt's assertion was true or not."Are you sure it was him?" I asked again in a voice laced with desperation and sorrow. I wish this were just some sort of prank, but it wasn't."I'm saying what I saw, Gwen. I won't say anything that will hurt