All Chapters of MY WEREWOLF DESTINY: Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

Sophia's POV The silence was thick; with every word my mother spoke, each degrading comment about Xavier, the fire in my belly grew more prolific, as if fed dry wood. I clenched my fists deep at my sides and tried to steady my breathing, but the words kept coming, caustic and relentless."I should have killed that no-good werewolf the moment I had the chance," she spat, venom all but dripping from her words. "He's trouble. Look what's happened in relation to him! If you weren't involved with him, none of this would-""Enough!" I shouted, my voice slicing through the room like a knife.My mother stood frozen mid-sentence, eyes wide with shock. I had never yelled at her before. She stared at me as though she did not know who stood in front of her. But I wasn't through. Not yet."You don't get to talk about Xavier like that," I said, my voice shaking with rage. "You don't know him. You don't know anything about him!""Don't I?" she spat, rising to her feet. "I know enough to see he's ta

Julian's POVEvery step upwards was like my heart growing heavier and heavier. Everything weighed upon me, past and present, and that weight was going to crush me. I had known this day would come. Always had. Yet, I'd clung to the fragile hope that somehow, if I tried hard enough, I could keep the truth buried forever.But truth follows its way out no matter how well it's hidden.I reached the landing, paused, and leaned my hand against the banister. Memories that I'd struggled to push deep to the rear of my mind swarmed into my consciousness now with pungent images. I almost saw before me his face-square set in a resolute purpose, firm, strong, shining from eyes that gleamed like gold in that awful light-his love shining so bright that I knew the price he paid to express it-my life. The last time I'd seen him...I squeezed my eyes shut, but it didn't matter. The memory was seared into my mind, as alive today as it had been then. The memory of the way he'd stood between me and the att

Xavier's POV I turned the key in the house's door, opening it. The room inside groaned it seemed at my action. Inside, there was no sound whatsoever. Clicking my jaws, I stepped inside as my gaze was held in one lock at what I was beholding in the living room.Cindy sat on the couch, her shoulders shaking with her sobs, her hands burying her face. Next to her, my mother was seated, rubbing softly on her back-a comforting gesture that only worked to rise my blood.Neither of them noticed me initially; their hushed tones blended with the muffled sobs of Cindy. I stood in the doorway, silent, my presence looming until finally my mother's eyes flickered up to meet mine.Xavier," she said, her voice shrill with reprimand. "We need to talk."I didn't answer, didn't even acknowledge her and Cindy as I strode past them, surefooted in the direction of my room. But then, my mom wasn't the type to keep quiet."Xavier," she called again, this time louder, and that ring of imperiousness in her vo

Cindy's POVI slammed the door behind me as I entered my house, dismissing the greetings and concerned faces of the servants.Each harsh word said by Xavier replayed before me like knives piercing through my very skin."Lady Cindy, is everything all right?" one of the maids asked.I glared at her, and she immediately ceased talking. "Leave me alone," I barked, my voice sharper than I had meant. She scampered away.I ran to my room, slamming the door behind me, and threw myself on the plus couch beside the window; my nails were deep inside it as scenes played in my head."How dare he," I whispered, my trembling voice escalating into an outraged shout. "How dare he choose her, human, over me."My wolf stirred inside me, her voice silky-smooth, even. "Dialectics, Cindy," she said, cadence working the magic of peremptorily calming my brain. "Xavier is just being a jackass at the moment, but he'll soon see sense. Then he shall be ours according to the ordinance of nature."Destined?" I spa

The walk back to the clan felt like it took a bit longer than it did, but I didn't mind. I couldn't stop smiling-my mind raced with the discovery I had just made. The cold night air brushed against my skin, but the warmth of my revelation kept me comfortable."You're really happy," my wolf said, 'Why are you smiling like that? Does it have something to do with the bullet you took from the assassin's corpse?" she sounded curious and perplexed, and I couldn't help a soft chuckle."Why do you think?" I answered."Do not play games with me, Cindy." she snarled angrily."What did you find?"I froze in my tracks, throwing my head back so that I could see the sky, a brilliant moonlit. The forest was quiet and silent only broken by the quiet crunch of the rustling leaves as the wind played through the branches. Instead of answering her, I asked one myself."Tell me," I said slowly, "do you know who the former Alpha is?My wolf paused for a second. "The one before Xavier's father?""Yes," I