Lahat ng Kabanata ng Entangled With The Savage Alpha : Kabanata 81 - Kabanata 90

DawnI was busy sorting through documents and planning the day’s tasks when a stranger arrived at the pack house the next day. He was unlike anyone I’d seen before a tall man with an aura that seemed to shimmer around him. His clothing was a blend of old-world elegance and mystic symbols. Rhys greeted him with an oddly familiar warmth that I didn’t quite understand.Who is this? I mind-linked Rhys as they exchanged greetings.“He’s a seer,” Rhys replied, with an uneasy smile. “He’s here to help us with some things we need to understand.”The seer’s gaze locked onto me, his eyes sharp and piercing. “I’ve been waiting to meet you, Luna,” he said with an almost reverent tone. “I need to speak with you—alone.”Rhys stiffened beside me, his body language tense.“Why?” He grumbled. Rhys' uneasiness scared me. Was something I didn't know happening? The seer chuckled and shook his head. “You haven't changed one bit, Alpha.”Rhys made a noise in his throat and kissed the top of my head. “I su

DawnI spent the rest of the day feeling dejected. The seer's words had been ringing in my head since this morning—Luna Prime. It was real. I was real. There was no denying it now, no running from it. I thought that finally having the truth would bring me some clarity, but instead, I just felt more lost than ever.And Rhys... I couldn’t figure him out. He hadn’t been angry, exactly, but there was something off. There was tension between us that hadn’t been there before, and I wasn’t sure if it was because of the seer’s revelation or because of something I did. Was he mad at me for not telling him sooner? Was he mad because being the Luna Prime meant he had to become Alpha Prime?I felt guilty. I knew he never wanted that role. He’d made it clear time and time again, and now, because of me, that responsibility was right there, looming over us both. But what could I do? I couldn’t change who I was. I couldn’t undo this.All I wanted was to make things right between us, but it seemed lik

RhysIt felt like a trance, but everything was far too real. The Old Alpha stood before me, his figure as clear as day. No illusions, no tricks of the mind. And yet, there was something about the way he looked at me that sent a shiver through my veins. He didn’t seem impressed, not one bit. His expression was as unreadable as ever, but I knew him too well. After years of mentoring under him, I could tell when he was annoyed. And right now, he was highly annoyed. “You’ve gotta be kidding me,” I muttered under my breath, feeling my anger rise. Of course he was annoyed. It was his fault, wasn’t it? All of this. The pressure, the uncertainty, the damn Crest. If he hadn’t left all of this on my shoulders, none of this would be happening. I wouldn’t be on the verge of becoming Alpha Prime, and I wouldn’t be hurting the one person I was supposed to protect.The Old Alpha didn’t give me time to vent my frustration.“I heard you finally wanted to see me. But, I’ve gone past caring about you

DawnBy the next morning, Rhys was telling me what needed to be done. He was the Alpha Prime—my mate, my love, the man I trusted with everything. And yet, there was so much to do, so much to prepare for. Rhys needed to fully step into his role, command them to stop their attacks, and make them afraid of his authority before everyone knew he was the Alpha Prime. But time wasn’t on our side.“They’re coming for us,” Rhys had said “They think you’re the only target, Dawn. They don’t know who I am yet. I need to show them.”I nodded, understanding all too well the gravity of the situation. “What do we do now?” I asked.“We stop the attacks,” he replied firmly. “But first, I need to call a meeting of the Alphas. I have to prove myself. Show them that I’m the Prime. But until then, we need to hold our ground. They’re coming for you because they think you’re vulnerable.”I took a deep breath, trying to steady my racing heart. “We’ll be ready.”I had been repeating that same phrase a lot rec

DawnRhys held me close, making me feel warm and secure as he explained what happened on his side to me. As he spoke, something kept building within me. My heart was pounding from the tension of the attack, but beneath that, an even stronger surge of anger and urgency was bubbling up. I was thrilled to see Rhys safe, but hearing that he’d had to deal with enemy troops at the border before coming back made my blood boil. The betrayal from our supposed allies was infuriating.The more I thought about it, the more my frustration grew. I could feel a wild, electric energy coursing through me. My wolf, too, seemed restless, reacting to my emotions and the need to assert dominance. I was buzzing with the urge to summon all the Lunas, to issue a strong warning to keep them away from our pack. The thought of sending a message to those who had tried to undermine us felt almost irresistible.I wanted to march down to the dungeon and rip out the eyes of the treacherous Alphas. All the Alphas and