Sold to the Alpha

isturbing, almost too real. She could still see the images flashing through her mind: wolves tearing each other apart in a blood-soaked clearing, their howls mi

n't just a nightmare. The details were too precise, too clear. She had seen faces that she d

rway. The pack members came and went, silent and focused, like well-oiled cogs in a war machine. Nobody paid

ith an intensity that seemed uniquely his own. He didn't turn his

you slept well, he n

she replied aft

, his eyes piercing as i

about th

aring, the wolves, the battle. She avoided talking about the emoti

was silent for a moment,

dinary dream,

yet explored. They entered a spacious tent, filled with ancient scrolls, maps

script lay. He carefully unfolded it, revealing

ained. She speaks of a war that will change the order o

uscript, trying to un

this ? she asked, her tone

his eyes lighting up

, he said. Your past contains s

their implication was immense. She wanted to ask more questions, bu

tely sat up, h

ack, he

he unrest was palpable in the camp. The wolves were grou

ses with relentless efficiency. Lyana stayed behind, watch

menacing. She saw wolves rushing towards the fores

or maybe hours, had passed when the first wolves returned. Some ca

rtly after, unharme

Lyana asked, brea

r, his expressi

said simply. But

frow

t

r strengths, he replied. T

l, leaving Lyana alo

as now at the heart of a much larger conflict than she had imagined. And as she return