All Chapters of To Bleed For You: Chapter 121 - Chapter 130

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Chapter 120 Vocalizing the Choice

The hum of the highway pavement vibrated softly through the floorboards of the old truck as the city skyline slowly shrank into the rearview mirror. Dark, towering pines began to replace the concrete overpasses, swallowing the headlights in a deep, heavy green. Chloe leaned her head against the passenger window, watching the last remnants of her old life fade away. The silence inside the cab wasn’t tense, but it carried the immense weight of the border they were about to cross. Thalia’s large hands were steady on the steering wheel, but the slight flare of her nostrils and the way her amber eyes flicked constantly to the dark woods told Chloe the wolf was hyper-aware of how close they were getting to the territory. Chloe shifted in her seat, breaking the quiet. "Thalia." The mechanic didn't turn her head, but her shoulders dropped slightly, her attention instantly locking onto Chloe’s voice. "Yeah?" "A few months ago, I was a girl who was terrified of a shadow in the woo

Chapter 121 Welcome to the Den

The deeper they walked into the ancient forest, the more the shadows seemed to part, guided by a well-worn trail that humans would never find. After a few minutes of quiet trekking, the dense wall of pines opened up into a massive, moonlit clearing. Standing in the center was the pack house—a grand, rugged structure built of heavy timber and river stone. It looked less like a modern building and more like an extension of the earth itself, warm light spilling generously from its wide windows. As they approached, a figure stepped out onto the wrap-around porch. It was Kael. He stood with his arms crossed, a familiar, easy grin breaking across his face as his eyes locked onto the pair. He didn't look surprised; he simply looked relieved. "Told you they’d make it before midnight," Kael called out over his shoulder toward the open front door. He hopped down the wooden steps, stepping into the clearing to meet them. His eyes darted directly to Chloe, his head tilting slightly as he c

Chapter 122 Out of the Shadows

Varick gave them his final nod of welcome before stepping back inside, leaving the clearing quiet once more. Instead of leading Chloe up the wooden steps into the main pack house, Thalia kept her arm securely around Chloe’s waist, gently guiding her back toward the eastern edge of the moonlit clearing. "Come with me," Thalia murmured, her voice a low, gravelly rumble that vibrated right through Chloe’s side. "There’s something I want to show you first." They walked along a narrow, soft path lined with wild ferns and clover. The grand, bustling structure of the pack house remained clearly visible through the trees just a few hundred yards behind them, its warm lights casting a safe, golden glow across the forest floor. The proximity offered the perfect balance—close enough to hear the safety of the pack, but far enough to give them total privacy. After a short walk, the path opened up into a smaller, intimate clearing right beside a bubbling freshwater creek. Nestled agains

Chapter 123 The Unyielding Anchor

The main pack house was alive with a low, ambient hum, the heavy timber walls muting the distant, occasional sounds of other members settling down for the night. Down the hall, Alpha Varick’s presence offered an absolute, unyielding layer of safety over the entire structure, giving Chloe a sense of security she hadn't felt since her apartment went up in flames.Inside the guest room, the space was simple and rustic, dominated by a large bed piled high with thick, handmade quilts. The scent of pine and fresh mountain air drifted through the cracked window, a sharp contrast to the sterile hospital ward from earlier that afternoon.Chloe sat on the edge of the mattress, the crisp sheets cool against her skin as she pulled them up to her waist. Her body was completely exhausted, her lungs fully cleared of the smoke, but her mind was still spinning from the sheer speed at which her world had shifted.Thalia walked into the room, closing the heavy wooden door with a soft, solid click. Sh

Chapter 124 Before the Light

A few hours later, the heavy thud of timber slowed to a halt as the midday heat peaked. Lyra dropped a final bundle of wood with a relieved sigh, wiping her brow before heading toward the large cooler set up under the shade of an old oak tree. Chloe was already there, meticulously arranging clean cups and condensation-covered water pitchers. "Bless you, Chloe," Lyra groaned gratefully, grabbing a cup and draining it in three long gulps. She poured a second one and leaned her back against the rough bark of the tree, watching Thalia discuss the roofline structure with Gavin across the yard. Chloe smiled, pouring a fresh cup for herself. "They're working really hard today. I'm glad they can finally take a breather." "They're working hard because they love her," Lyra said softly. The teasing tone she had used earlier vanished, replaced by genuine warmth. "And honestly? Because they're relieved. Seeing Thalia like this... it’s like a massive weight has been lifted off the entire pa

Chapter 125 Girlfriend vs Childhood Friend

The brief water break quickly evolved into a lively group affair as the rest of the pack gathered beneath the shade of the old oak tree. Chloe passed around the light snacks she had prepared, her laughter mingling easily with the energetic chit-chat of the wolves. For a while, the clearing was alive with warmth, good-natured teasing, and the shared excitement of building the new cabin. Then, the air shifted. The happy chatter died instantly. A heavy, suffocating silence fell over the circle the exact moment the wolves realized who was walking into the clearing. Maya emerged from the forest path. Her eyes were locked onto Thalia, and she walked with a practiced confidence directly toward her. But midway through the yard, Maya halted. Her gaze stumbled upon the new face in the circle—Chloe. In that fleeting second, an unexplainable wave of emotion rippled beneath Maya's surface. It was a complex flash of something she couldn't quite articulate, a sudden tightening in her ches

Chapter 126 Unyielding Devotion

Chloe didn’t flinch. Instead of shrinking back under Maya’s intense gaze, she stood her ground, her posture straightening as she looked Maya directly in the eyes. The initial nervousness that had gripped her when Maya first arrived completely evaporated, replaced by a fierce, quiet certainty. "I appreciate your concern for her, Maya, but you don't need to lecture me about Thalia's worth," Chloe said, her voice calm, steady, and entirely devoid of fear. "I know exactly who she is, and I know what she’s been through. I am not a temporary phase, and this world isn't going to scare me away. I am here for the long haul, because she is my future." Chloe took a slight step closer, her tone dropping to a sharp, confidential whisper. "And frankly, I'm not the one who left her drowning in isolation while chasing a romance across territory lines. I'm the one who stayed. I love her, Maya. I am her mate, and I don't intend on going anywhere." Maya’s eyes widened slightly, caught completely

Chapter 127 The Ghost of a Werewolf

Maya looked at the two of them for a long moment, a bittersweet smile finally touching her lips. "I should get going," she said softly, taking a step backward toward the forest path. "I only wanted to check in, but I can see you’re in perfect hands, Thalia. Take care of each other." With a final, respectful nod to Chloe, Maya turned and disappeared back into the shaded trail, leaving the clearing in peace. As Maya's scent faded from the air, the suffocating silence over the yard broke. Gavin picked up his hammer, calling out a loud instruction about the rafters, and the other wolves immediately jumped back into action. The rhythmic sounds of sawing and hammering resumed, effectively sweeping away the lingering traces of tension. By nightfall, the workers had gone home, leaving the clearing engulfed in a quiet, star-lit stillness. Inside the unfinished cabin, the smell of raw pine was thick and comforting. Thalia sat on a makeshift bench of stacked timber, pulling Chloe down on

Chapter 128 A Beautiful, Agonizing Torment

From the dark safety of the shadows, Elena stared at Maya’s hunched shoulders, feeling the slow, agonizing burn of a truth that threatened to tear her immortal world apart. Her chest throbbed with a hollow ache. Every instinct born of centuries of pride urged her to retreat, to vanish into the night and nurse her wounded ego alone. But she didn't leave. She didn't move an inch. Instead, Elena rooted her boots firmly to the floor, forcing herself to endure the suffocating weight of Maya’s silent grief. She had made a promise. She had sworn to never leave Maya’s side again, no matter what horrors or heartbreaks lay ahead.Yet, as she watched another tear trace its way down Maya's cheek, Elena had to be ruthlessly honest with herself. This was no longer just about keeping a noble promise. The terrifying, unfiltered truth was much simpler, much darker: she could not survive losing Maya. She was utterly incapable of walking away. If staying meant witnessing the ghost of a werewolf

Chapter 129 A Beautiful Torment

By nightfall, the clearing was swallowed by the deep, star-lit quiet of the northern forest. Inside the unfinished cabin, the smell of raw pine and cold evening air hung thick. A single battery-powered lantern sat on the floor, casting long, amber shadows against the exposed beams. Thalia sat on the makeshift timber bench, staring intensely at the heavy cream envelope resting on her knee. She hadn't opened it. Chloe walked over, carrying two mugs of hot tea. She handed one to Thalia, then slid onto the bench beside her, leaning her shoulder against the wolf's rigid frame. "You're going to burn a hole through the paper if you keep staring at it like that," Chloe murmured softly. Thalia let out a low, rough breath, finally tossing the envelope onto a nearby crate. "It’s a power move, Chloe. Elena doesn't do anything out of the goodness of her ancient heart. She’s asserting dominance. She wants me to sit at her table, eat her food, and look at the girl I lost while she plays the

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