Semua Bab A Tale Of A Shunned Werewolf: Bab 1 - Bab 10

Alice trudged through the dense forest, her heart heavy with the weight of rejection and more with humiliation and shame. The Dauntless pack, the only home she had ever known, was now far behind her, and she was searching for a new beginning. She had always known that she was different from the other werewolves in the pack. While they trained and honed their strength, she spent her days buried in books and learning all she could about the world around her. Even though she was top of her class, No one ever reckoned her for her excellence in the area of knowledge, The focus has always been on her lack of strength. She knew she wasn’t weak; she was just not as strong. When her mate Clark, the Alpha, rejected her for her lack of physical prowess, she wasn't completely surprised. But still, the rejection stung.……………………………………………………………………………..We were on the training ground, surrounded by tall mahogany trees the moonlight shining brightly on us trainer was standing to the side hollering i

I woke up that day with a sense of dread in my gut. It was the day of the full moon, and I knew that I was not going to be initiated into the pack. I had failed the trials, and I was weak. But despite my failure, I still had to attend the ceremony.I got dressed in a simple, white dress and made my way to the clearing where the ceremony was held. As I walked, I could feel the eyes of the other wolves on me their curiosity and scorn a palpable force. They knew that I had failed, and they looked at me with a mixture of pity and disdain.I tried to ignore their stares and focus on the ceremony. The moon was high in the sky and I could feel its pull on me, even though I was not a full member of the pack. All around are the victorious werewolves, their eyes glowing with intensity, prepared for the initiation ceremony. They were the chosen ones, the warriors who had proven their strength and skill by triumphing in the grueling trials. They stood tall, radiating a primal aura sender shivers

Chapter 5The moment my fingers brushed against the stranger’s hand, a sudden rush of energy coursed through me. It was not magic—not like the power that pulsed through the Alphas or the gifted warriors of the Dauntless Pack—but something different. Something restrained yet potent, like a hidden storm waiting to be unleashed.With a firm grip, the stranger pulled me to my feet and turned, moving swiftly through the trees. Their pace was neither too fast nor slow—measured, controlled. I had no choice but to follow. Behind us, the rogues were groaning, beginning to stir. If we lingered, they would come after us.I stumbled as I tried to keep up, my exhausted body protesting every movement. My feet ached, my muscles burned, but I gritted my teeth and pushed forward. The stranger wove effortlessly between the trees, barely making a sound. Whoever they were, they had the precision and discipline of a warrior. Not a rogue, not a desperate wanderer, but something else entirely.After what fel

Power? What was it talking about?Kade was moving before I could question it. He drove his dagger deep into the creature’s side, twisting it with a brutal precision.It howled in agony, releasing me as it staggered back. I hit the ground hard, sucking in a desperate breath.“Get up!” Kade shouted.I pushed myself up just as he grabbed my arm, dragging me to my feet. The creature clutched its wound, golden eyes blazing with fury.“This isn’t over,” it snarled, voice warped with pain. “She belongs to us.”A shiver ran through me.Then, before Kade could strike again, the creature turned and disappeared into the shadows, its unnatural form melting into the night.Silence fell.I realized I was shaking. My wrist throbbed where it had grabbed me, but it wasn’t just pain that made my hands tremble. It was fear. Confusion.What had it meant?Kade turned to me,

A figure stepped into view.Not the creature.A man.Tall, lean, his clothes torn and bloodstained. His dark eyes flickered between us, calculating. There was something feral about him, something dangerous."You’re a long way from home," the stranger said, his voice smooth but edged with caution.Kade didn’t lower his weapon. "Who are you?"The man smirked. "Someone who can help you. If you’re willing to listen."I exchanged a glance with Kade. We had no reason to trust this man, but we were exhausted, vulnerable. And if he had information—"Help us how?" I asked, my voice steadier than I felt.The stranger’s smirk widened. "By getting you to the Genie Pack alive."Kade didn’t move, his expression unreadable. "And what do you want in return?"The man tilted his head, considering. Then, he simply said, "Your trust."Something about the way he said it sent a shiver d