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I said in a cold voice and the witch turned to face me as she stood at the edge of

deserve to die for it. I was told I'll be

in the forest for your damned rituals" I roared and bared my teeth, the rage that had clouded my

a land that wasn't theirs, as, for the pup, I tried my best to save him. I'll never go against the pack who s

t come out of your filthy mouth? You and the vampires, you're both t

child. I have a daughter of my own, why will I kill

o know about you, and for that sole purpose, we'll reciprocate by killing your preci

ld reached her ears. Her gaze darted to Black who held on to

this. Let my child go and I'll take my punishment. I swear it, please" she said, reaching to touch my feet. I stepped back from her evil-laden touch. I wasn't going to kill the c

h! Kill her" I ordered, signaling Bla

f it flinging the girl over the cliffs. The mother cried out in horror as she watched her child plunge to her death with a shrill scream. Then it was quiet. Moments passed,

with the snap of her hand before they could even touch her, her fury channeling the energy of the sky. Clouds gathered overhead and

cream, her hands clutching at her throat as she chanted spells to heal the fatal wounds. I shifted and grabbed her, turning her to face me. I noticed the wide-eyed look of terror and terrible loss on her face, but I gave her no room to

ixed steadily on mine, the accusat

gasped, clutching at my hand s

child's death, but everything had already happened, and there was no

illed your

she still held onto me. A smile touched her lips, her

ter, and you'll be at war with your wolf, you'll also never be able to find your mate, and even if by some miracle you find her, you'll be the one to kill her. You'll live hated, despised, lonely and in pain until the blood moon, then y

hat I'd heard about enough from her. "I don't b

ou'll be the one to kill her because you'll never know she's yours" she said then shoved at

mped back, her eyes wide open, her

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t that her curse had been real and that I was going to be destined for a life of suffering, but it didn't matt

s more bone snapped into place, twisting and stretching until it was almost hard to see straight. The chain held me in place, restricting my wrist and ankl

p it apart, I needed to destroy, cause havoc, and rip the head off the throat of anyone that crossed my path. More bones snapped

splitting in blinding pain. Fangs exten

f it snapping the iron chains off as if they were melted butter. The wris

ee of everything that held me back from doing exactly what m

ned and sprinted for the door, the wood spl

ods, the howl of the other wolves a beacon th

nd of people fighting, I could hear the mocking laughter of up to twenty men, laughing and poking fun. The fury in the voice of whoever it was

g punch with a roar. She turned to face the man who went down like a rag doll and then crouched over him. Her emerald green eyes sparkled with rage touching at something deep within me as I watched her stab the man beneath her r

istance I stood watching them. Their leader raised the crest of the Detinos wolf pack, but my wolf di

approached them, my wolf howling its e

r kill. Two men lay dead beside her. Her nostril flared

hrough the first man, the taste of blood making me feral. Their scream echoed through the night as I tore them limb from l

d out with a grunt and I came face to face with green angry eyes. Her eyes seemed to regret the move

intrigue, my wolf wasn't going to stop until