pte

fa's

toms of the Greko Pack," Alpha Berra announced in a command

willpower could mask my discomfort. I felt like a prisoner in my own skin, trapped in a never-ending cycle of suffering. My arms tremb

n myself. If only I had never meddled in affairs that did not concern me. If on

" Alpha Berra's sharp voice

g. "Yes, Alpha," I stammered,

rchy is everything. You must know your place and set clear boundaries. Werewolves are the kings of this pac

in perfect harmony

that you understand your rank here. There is no place for d

ill all be allowed to visit your families after this session." The classroom erupted into hushed murmurs, a glim

s ceased immediately. "Adolfa, you will stay behind af

s glint in his eyes told me enough. A shudder ran down my spine, but I kep

an eternity. My mind was elsewhere, running through possible ways to

ring about seeing their families. They didn't spare me a glan

ached me. His presence loomed over me

me, amusement dancing in them. "You look exhausted," he mused,

f to remain calm. "Alpha Berra, please..." I s

a. You should know by now tha

that any further words

ell me, do you regret your actions? Do you regret gett

be pointless. "Yes, Alp

s a powerful thing, Adolfa. But it doe

the back of the classroom, where a hidden door led to a dimly lit chamber. Ch

," Alpha Berra said, gesturing to the cold stone

rong. But no amount of preparation could

it crushed. I stumbled through the corridors, my vision blurred from exhaustion. Th

t out of here.

e the other prisoners were gathering. The scent of the earth after the morn

voice call

r lover, my once-loyal companion. His eyes wide

re?" he asked, his voi

"I could ask you t

rumors... about what they've been doing to you. I c

g over me. "It doesn't matter,

No. It doesn't have to

ched. "What a

by the eastern wall. There's an opening in th

but fear quickly smothere

he assured m