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“I, Asher Stormrider, Alpha of Crimson Fang, reject you, Diana Nightshade, as my luna.” The words struck like a blade forged from ice and fire. For a heartbeat, the world did not exist. The bonfire crackled somewhere far away. The murmurs of the pack faded into a dull, ringing void. Then the pain came-violent, consuming,…

Diana did not look at him. One night, Artemis took her deeper than ever before-past the dreamspace, past memory, into something ancient. A silver mark burned itself into Diana’s back, searing but not painful. Symbols she did not recognize etched themselves into her skin, glowing briefly before fading. “What did you do?” Diana gasped. Artemis…

Steel rang as blades were drawn. Claws unsheathed. The night exploded into chaos. The first rogue leapt for the wall. Diana met him head-on. She didn’t shift. She never did in front of others, but Artemis surged beneath her skin, lending her speed, precision, and power. Diana ducked beneath snapping jaws, drove her elbow into…

“Don’t,” she warned quietly. “You don’t get to speak for them.” Silence fell. “I gave everything to this pack,” Diana continued. “My strength. My loyalty. My soul. And still, someone used our defenses against us.” She met Asher’s gaze without flinching. “I won’t bleed for leaders who can’t see the cracks beneath their own feet….

“Be thankful, Alpha,” she said softly now, almost kindly, “that my parents’ deaths were born of incompetence.” The word landed like a blade. “Because if I find out-if I discover even a whisper of truth-that what happened to them was deliberate…” Her power stirred again, subtle but unmistakable. The temperature in the room dropped. “I…

They noticed when she walked through the common grounds without insignia, without rank markings on her jacket. They noticed when she bowed her head-not in submission, but in acknowledgment-when elders passed her. And most of all, they noticed how nothing about her presence diminished. If anything, it sharpened. The first pup she cared for belonged…

Fenrir ignored him. From the front seat, the driver-one of their trusted warriors cast a quick glance at the rearview mirror, clearly sensing the spike in Talon’s aura but wisely saying nothing. Enzo, seated beside Talon in the back, turned toward him, his sharp eyes taking in every tense line of his posture. “What’s wrong,…

Silence followed. Not the comfortable kind, but the kind that stretched too long, heavy with thought and unspoken judgment. Talon said nothing. His expression remained neutral, unreadable, but his mind was already turning the details over with precision. Two casualties only. Both pack members. Both ignoring a direct pack-wide mind link. Both found in the…

‘No,’ Talon said firmly, his voice calm but edged with iron. ‘We eliminate the threat first. Once the danger is gone, our mate will be safe.’ Fenrir snarled inside him, a violent surge of instinct slamming against Talon’s control. ‘You are wrong! Danger is already here. I can feel it. Mate is close. Mate is…

‘Our true destined mate, Artemis said softly. The Alpha took one step toward her. And Diana knew, everything was about to change. Diana stared at the massive wolf standing only a few feet away from her, every instinct in her body caught between fight and disbelief. He was enormous-easily the largest wolf she had ever…