Bound By Blood And Betrayal

Bound By Blood And Betrayal

Chydy

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For over a century, the Nightfang and Shadowveil packs have been very bitter enemies, their fight soaked in generations of bloodshed. When a more powerful enemy threatens both packs, an uneasy truce is forced between their leaders-Dacre Valnan, the ruthless and calculating alpha of Shadowveil and Aidana Draven, a brave and independent she-wolf who refuses to bow to anyone. Forced to work together, Dacre and Aidana meet at every turn, their hatred for each other becoming something none of them can try to control. But as problem draws nearer, they discover a sad truth-someone close to them is working against them, pulling strings from the shadows to ensure their death. Their rivalry takes an even crueler turn when they find out that they are fated mates, a bond that should bring them together but only fuels their rage. Dacre, affected by the scars of the past, rejects the bond outright, refusing to be shackled to the daughter of his sworn enemy. Aidana, not willing to give in to fate, fights it with everything she has. As betrayals give in and hidden truths of the pasts unveil, Aidana and Dacre must either continue down the path of hatred and destruction or welcome the fate that could either save or destroy them forever.

Chapter 1 The She-Wolf Who Bites Back

Being Alpha wasn't about glory. It was about blood, scars, and standing tall even when everything inside you screamed to run.

Aidana Draven didn't run.

She stood on a jagged cliff edge that overlooked the Nightfang training grounds, arms crossed as she watched her warriors spar below. Sweat, growls, and dust filled the air-music to her ears. Every strike, every dodge, every roar of effort reminded her why she ruled this pack. Not because she inherited it. Not because she was born into power.

She earned it.

"Better form, Kellan," she called down, her voice cutting clean through the chaos. "Your opponent isn't going to wait for you to decide when to shift."

The younger wolf grunted and adjusted. He knew better than to argue. No one questioned her authority-especially not after what happened to the last wolf who tried.

"Aidana," came a voice behind her.

She didn't turn. She didn't need to. Rowan always approached like a storm about to break-low and steady, with just enough warning to brace yourself.

"Speak."

"The Shadowveil patrol crossed into the eastern ridge again," Rowan said. "Didn't engage, just... watched."

Aidana's jaw clenched. Of course they did.

"Dacre's testing us."

Rowan didn't respond. He didn't need to. Everyone knew it.

Dacre Valnan. Alpha of Shadowveil. A predator dressed in patience. Aidana had never met him face to face, but the stories were enough-how he broke bones with a smile, how he carved his way to power with no remorse. He was exactly the kind of wolf she despised.

Calculated. Ruthless. Dead-eyed.

And now he was watching her borders like he was waiting for her to slip.

Let him wait.

"I want patrols doubled," she said, eyes narrowing on the tree line in the far distance. "And tell the scouts to track without being seen. If Shadowveil wants to play games, we'll remind them we don't lose."

Rowan hesitated for a beat. "You think he's looking for a fight?"

Aidana finally turned to face him, her golden eyes hard. "I think he's bored. And bored alphas are dangerous."

Especially ones with nothing left to fear.

She walked past Rowan, heading toward the heart of the territory. Wolves nodded as she passed, but no one smiled. They respected her, feared her, trusted her-but they didn't try to be her friend.

She liked it that way.

Friendship was a liability. Trust was a weapon others used against you. Aidana had learned that the hard way. People left. Betrayed. Died. She had no interest in giving her heart to anyone who could break it.

Her pack was her heart now.

And she would burn the world before she let anyone threaten it.

As she reached the den's entrance, a younger wolf rushed out, nearly slamming into her.

"S-Sorry, Alpha!"

Aidana raised an eyebrow. "Losing your scent, Malik?"

"No, Alpha! I was just-uh-sent to get you. There's a messenger at the border."

She tensed. "From Shadowveil?"

Malik nodded. "He didn't say much. Just that he was told to deliver a message directly to you."

Aidana's lips curled. "Of course. Dacre Valnan doesn't send letters. He sends wolves with death wishes."

She turned on her heel, not even bothering to mask her annoyance.

"Where is he?" she snapped.

"South ridge. Near the Ashfall path."

"Good," she muttered. "Let's see what the bastard wants."

She didn't take guards. She didn't need them.

If Shadowveil wanted to pick a fight, she'd meet it fang for fang, alone if she had to.

The path to the southern ridge was narrow and jagged, carved through old volcanic stone. It felt like the perfect place for Shadowveil to send a message-a subtle reminder of past eruptions, buried bones, and scorched earth.

And there he was.

Not Dacre, but a male who reeked of Shadowveil-tall, lean, with scars down his cheek and a permanent scowl. Aidana didn't stop walking until she was close enough to make him twitch.

"You have thirty seconds before I lose interest," she said coolly.

The wolf stiffened. "Alpha Valnan requests a... meeting."

Aidana raised an eyebrow. "That's cute. I didn't realize 'requests' were part of his vocabulary."

The messenger didn't respond.

She took a step closer, voice low. "Go back and tell your Alpha he can come himself if he wants something. I don't respond to leash-pullers."

For the briefest second, the Shadowveil wolf looked nervous. Good.

"Oh, and if you step one paw past our markers again," she added, "you'll return with fewer limbs than you came with."

His jaw tightened. "I'll relay the message."

"I know you will."

Aidana turned and walked back without another word.

Behind her, the wind carried the heavy scent of tension and old hatred.

Shadowveil was moving.

And she was more than ready to bite back.

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Bound By Blood And Betrayal
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Chapter 1 The She-Wolf Who Bites Back

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Chapter 2 A Game Of Shadows

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Chapter 3 The Storm Approaches

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Chapter 4 The Call For Truce

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Chapter 5 Between Fire And Ice

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Chapter 6 Shadow in the Trees

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Chapter 7 Shadows And Strategy

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Chapter 8 Fire And Formation

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Chapter 9 The Warning in the Shadows

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Chapter 10 Shadows Within

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Chapter 11 Secrets Unearthed

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Chapter 12 Into The Hollow

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Chapter 13 The Hollow's Secret

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Chapter 14 Fractures in the Dark

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Chapter 15 Shadows Of The Mind

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Chapter 16 A Dire Choice

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Chapter 17 The Enemy's Smile

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Chapter 18 The Severing

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Chapter 19 The Hunter's Cage

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Chapter 20 Beneath The Abyss

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Chapter 21 The Tainted Bond

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Chapter 22 Echoes Of The Forgotten

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Chapter 23 The Reawakening

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Chapter 24 The Temple Of Lost Moons

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Chapter 25 Blood And Moonfire

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Chapter 26 Shattered Realms

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Chapter 27 Whispers Of The Dark

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Chapter 28 Blood Moon Rising

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Chapter 29 The Temple Of Thorns

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Chapter 30 The Second Betrayal

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Chapter 31 Echoes In The Flame

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Chapter 32 The Price Of Memory

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Chapter 33 Echoes Of The Flame

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Chapter 34 Embers Of The Forgotten

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Chapter 35 Threads Of The Hidden

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Chapter 36 The Flame Beneath

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Chapter 37 Masks And Mirrors

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Chapter 38 The Frost Reaches

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Chapter 39 The Mirrors Truth

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Chapter 40 The Frozen Divide

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