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“She’s truly something else, acting as if she doesn’t know the damage that has been done,” a lady mumbled from afar as she eyed Aurora from head to toe.
“Pfft. What did you expect from such a disgusting figure?” another lady chimed in with a sneer. Aurora arched a brow and glanced at the two women. Their stares were sharp, deliberate and unkind. And they weren’t the only ones watching. All around the square, pack members paused in their movements. Conversations quieted as eyes followed her every step while disdain hung heavy in the air. Aurora's throat tightened, but she refused to lower her head. This wasn’t new. Ever since she failed to awaken her inner wolf, the whispers had grown louder. Some called her weak. Others called her useless. A few were bold enough to mutter “wolf-less” under their breath. If not for her parents… Aurora's parents were the pack’s most respected physicians. They treated the Alpha himself, his family, and the highest-ranking warriors. Their status had shielded her from the worst of the ridicule. People were careful with their insults. Cautious. Afraid of offending the Alpha’s trusted healers. Although today, something felt different. The gazes of the pack members felt more intense than usual. With a loud exhale rolling out of Aurora’s mouth, she hastened her steps and headed straight to her parents’ house, which was downtown. Just a few blocks away from their house, Aurora noticed a lot of individuals standing by the roadside, their gazes all fixed on her home. ‘What could they be staring at?’ she pondered as she continued walking. But after taking a few steps closer, Aurora noticed something or perhaps someone. Standing in front of her mother and father was Alpha Maverick of the Silvercrest Pack, his Beta and warriors. Alpha Maverick stood at 6’2, with a fair complexion as the early morning sun radiated against his body. He had sapphire-blue eyes that seemed as deep as the ocean, while his brown crew-cut hair was neatly combed and styled to the side. He wore black trousers, a white long-sleeve shirt, and a black suit jacket over it. On his feet were black shoes that complemented his outfit, giving him a sophisticated and alluring presence. Maverick had always been known as a cruel Alpha, with a possessive aura that tended to get things his way. He had fought in wars and won many battles. Although it was known throughout the pack that Alpha Maverick doesn’t smile. He only smiled at those he was about to slay with his blade. He was a man of few words. But that scared Aurora because lately, he had been trying to engage her in a few conversations whenever she visited the pack house to assist her parents in treating the pack members. Sometimes, she had even caught him staring at her in an unfamiliar manner. As Aurora got to her parents’ side, she slightly bowed her head in greeting and respect to Alpha Maverick before averting her gaze back to her parents. “Finally. Since their daughter is already here, take the entire family to the pack battlefield for execution.” “Wh… what?” Aurora stuttered, her lips trembling as she fluttered her eyelashes, trying to comprehend the words she had just heard. Alpha Maverick simply ignored her as he turned around, and his guards aggressively grabbed Aurora and her family members. “Alph… Alpha Maverick, please… we don’t… please, we have no idea what you’re talking about.” Mrs. Donald, Aurora’s mother, pleaded. Her words trailed off one after another as tears rolled down her cheeks. She struggled against the hard ground, trying to free herself from the grip of the men holding her. “Alpha! We have… we have been the pack’s physicians for years. We would never do anything to hurt you or this pack. Please, spare us and allow us to prove… let us prove our innocence.” The words spilled out of Mr. Donald’s mouth. Despite the pleas of Mr. and Mrs. Donald, Alpha Maverick paid deaf ears to them as he kept walking, the pack guards still dragging them forward. As all of this was happening, Aurora could not comprehend what was going on. She frowned, staring at the other pack members who looked back at her in confusion. She lifted her brows slightly, silently demanding answers. “Alpha Maverick, you have to…” “Quiet!” Maverick’s cold voice seethed through clenched teeth. His words sent goosebumps across the skin of those present. A chilling silence fell over the crowd, fear gripping them instantly. The entire place became quiet as the Donald family was dragged toward the pack battlefield. Soon, many pack members began to gather there as well. “Mom, what… what is going on? This is all a misunderstanding right?” Aurora inquired, tears streaming down her face as she scanned her surroundings, trying to comprehend everything happening while keeping her voice low so Alpha Maverick would not get offended again. “Dad, why are we being taken to the…” Aurora’s words were cut short when the Alpha suddenly halted in his tracks. He turned to his men and gave a slight nod. Without uttering a single word, Aurora and her parents were taken to the middle of the pack battlefield. Their hands and feet were chained with silver that burned their skin, but they ignored the burning pain because all they cared about was leaving the battlefield alive. They pleaded, tears streaming down their faces nonstop, but the Alpha ignored their pleas as the murmuring in the crowd grew louder. “I knew this family was no good.” “Do you think he’s punishing them because their daughter is wolfless?” “They must have angered Alpha Maverick for him to summon all pack members here.” “Today,” the Alpha suddenly began, his voice halting the whispers that echoed from every corner, “the Donald family has defied my rules and committed treason against the Silvercrest Pack.” He paused for a moment as he pulled out his blade and made his way toward where the family had been chained and forced to kneel on the ground. Then he smiled, his lips curving slightly as he exposed his teeth. “Lord… my family and I are doomed,” Aurora mumbled upon seeing his smile as she began shaking her head sideways. Her lips quivered as she tried crawling backward. Alpha Maverick lifted his sword and, with a swift and decisive motion, he struck. His sharp blade sliced through Mr. Donald’s throat, and in a single brutal instant, his head fell from his body. “Arrrrrghhhhh!” Aurora and her mother screamed in horror, their eyes wide open as they gasped, tears streaming down their cheeks more than ever. “This… this can’t be happening. This is all a dream,” Aurora stammered as she watched her father’s blood spill from his neck. The crowd also gasped in shock as some began to react out of fright, some out of amusement, and others out of confusion. Alpha Maverick once more lifted his hand, and Mrs. Donald began to shake her head uncontrollably. “Please, Alpha Maverick, I… I don’t want to die. Please, this is all some misunderstandin…” Mrs. Donald’s words were cut short as Alpha Maverick sliced her throat. Soon, her head fell from her body, blood splashing onto Aurora’s face, body, and even her hair. Aurora became immobile, her eyes wide open. The whole world suddenly seemed to freeze as Aurora stared at her parents’ heads in bafflement, not knowing how to react because she had suddenly lost her voice. “Your family are traitors, and you need to follow them,” Alpha Maverick declared as he lifted his blade into the air, prompting Aurora to close her eyes and accept her fate.Aurora closed her eyes after communicating with Matheus through the enchanted ring. Hoping to clear her restless mind, she decided to lie down and get some more sleep.Unfortunately, only a few minutes had passed before a soft knock echoed from the door.Aurora slowly sat upright on the bed before averting her gaze toward the entrance.“Come in,” she purred, her eyes still cold and devoid of any emotion.The door creaked open, revealing Beta Logan.A faint smile rested on his lips as he casually slid both hands into his trouser pockets before stepping inside the room.“Nicely done, Aurora,” Logan remarked as he slowly approached the bed. “I never imagined you could put on such a convincing performance.” He smirked, giving an approving nod. “You fooled Maverick completely. His trust in you has become our greatest weapon.” Logan stated as he paused briefly before continuing.“Maverick won’t be leaving his office anytime soon. If you’re going to disappear to return to the Hallowpack, now
As Maverick busied himself making preparations to reorganize the warriors assigned to guard both himself and the pack house, Aurora remained inside her room. She lay quietly on the bed, patiently waiting for Matheus’ next command.Matheus had long since realized that distance worked in his favor. The farther Aurora was from him, the longer the enchantment clung to her mind. But whenever she remained close to him, the spell would begin to weaken after roughly four hours, forcing him to renew its hold over her.Even the white-haired witch had been unable to explain why the enchantment behaved that way.After what felt like forever, a knock sounded on the bedroom door.Knock! Knock!Aurora immediately sat upright on the bed and instinctively turned toward the entrance.“Come in,” Aurora purred warmly.Her voice prompted Maverick and Beta Logan to open the door before stepping into the room together.“Bunny,” Maverick began softly as he walked toward her, “Beta Logan insisted on seeing yo
Maverick’s brows furrowed as he tried to process Aurora’s words.“What do you mean?” he asked, his voice laced with confusion. He was still struggling to comprehend everything Aurora had just told him.Aurora let out a slow sigh, her shoulders slumping in apparent exhaustion.“Four days ago…” she began softly, lowering her gaze to the floor. “While you were still asleep, I prepared breakfast for you. After that, I decided to step out for a while because… I wanted to get something for you. I’ve never really done anything like that before.”She paused briefly before continuing.“The moment I stepped outside the Silvercrest Pack’s territory, I was suddenly ambushed by a group of wolves. Their faces were hidden behind terrifying masks, so I couldn’t recognize a single one of them.”Maverick inhaled sharply.Without hesitation, he knelt in front of Aurora and gently rested his hands on her knees.“You… did you ever get a look at their faces?” he asked, his voice low but tense.Beneath Mave
Aurora was dropped off by one of Matheus’ drivers just a few miles away from the entrance of the Silvercrest Pack. From there, she was left to walk the remaining distance on her own until she eventually arrived at the pack’s territory.The moment Aurora stepped through the gates of the Silvercrest Pack, the warriors standing guard immediately noticed her.Their eyes widened in disbelief.“Aurora?” one of the warriors, who had grown familiar with her over the past months, called out as he stared at her from head to toe, confusion evident on his face.Aurora didn’t spare him a glance.She didn’t acknowledge any of them. It was as though she couldn’t even recognize the people she had always seen every single day.With an emotionless expression, she simply continued walking down the stone pathway, her only destination being the Silvercrest Pack House.“Hey, Aurora! Are you alright? We’ve been searching everywhere for you these past few days!” another pack warrior called after her, his voi
Like someone being controlled by an invisible force, Aurora slowly nodded to Matheus’ words.A satisfied smirk spread across Matheus’ lips before he turned toward Logan.“Open the cell,” he instructed calmly.Logan stepped forward without a word and unlocked the heavy iron door.“Aurora. Follow me,” Matheus commanded in a firm, authoritative voice.Without waiting for a response, he turned on his heels and led the way toward one of the private chambers he had prepared.Aurora followed silently behind him.Upon arriving at the chamber, Matheus pushed the door open and stepped inside. Aurora entered after him.Matheus immediately mindlinked a few of the palace maids.Within moments, they hurried into the room and bowed respectfully before him.“I want her cleaned up,” Matheus ordered. “Prepare a warm bath for her. Treat every wound on her body, dress her in something beautiful, and make sure she looks presentable. Spray her with my favorite perfume before bringing her back to me. I don’
Three days later…Being trapped inside the cell felt like a slow death as Aurora could literally feel the life draining out of her with each passing hour.Matheus visited the cell several times a day, not because he cared about her, but because he was testing the spell cast upon her. Each visit was another experiment. He wanted to know exactly how long the enchantment lasted before it weakened.He soon discovered that every command he gave Aurora remained effective for only five hours. Once those five hours passed, the spell gradually loosened its grip, allowing Aurora to regain her senses and reclaim control of her own body.It frustrated him. He had expected the spell to bind her completely, not weaken with time.Meanwhile… the visits of Matheus became a nightmare to Aurora and every single time Matheus entered the cell, Aurora tried to resist his commands.She fought with everything she had but the moment she struggled against the spell, an unbearable ringing exploded inside her he
“Little bunny…” Maverick murmured as he leaned slightly closer to Aurora, his voice low, almost dangerous. “Don’t ever say you don’t matter again.”Maverick’s tone turned firm as he took both her hands in his.“Spend the night in my room,” he added, leaving no room for argument.Aurora opened her m
As the sun kissed the sky, Alpha Maverick went ahead to spend the entire day at his company, while Butler Harold remained at the mansion with a few warriors to keep Aurora company. She, on the other hand, stayed mostly in Maverick’s room, sleeping as her body slowly recovered from everything she ha
Maverick gently lowered his back, his lips capturing hers in a slow, deliberate motion. He drew in her lower lip, eyes closing as he tilted his head slightly, deepening the contact. Aurora’s eyes fluttered shut. A strange warmth spread through her, soft and consuming, as though everything around h
Aurora slowly opened her eyes, squinting it while adjust them to the sunlight filtering in through the window. It took a few seconds before her vision cleared, and when it did, her brows knitted into a faint frown as she stared up at the ceiling.Where am I? she wondered, her mind struggling to pie







