As Dash completes his rigorous alpha training and assumes his position as leader of the pack, long-held secrets begin to resurface, shattering the fragile peace they had maintained. The revelation of Rosalie's unspeakable trauma and Dash's past sins forces them to confront their tangled history and the undeniable bond that ties them together.
In the aftermath of a devastating betrayal, Rosalie finds herself returning to her pack with a weighty secret, buried deep within her heart. Determined to shield herself and those around her, she conceals the truth, hiding in the shadows and avoiding the gaze of her ex-lover, Dash. Little does she know, Dash himself is shadowed by a dark secret, one that threatens to unravel their lives in ways they never imagined.
Amidst the chaos, a web of deceit, and a fragile love that refuses to be extinguished, their journey unfolds. With each passing moment, the stakes grow higher, drawing them closer to an explosive confrontation that will test their resilience, challenge their loyalties, and ignite a fire that could either consume them or forge an unbreakable union.


THE LAST LYCAN ALPHA KING

"Alpha." The house help’s voice pulled my attention from the movie Cage, and I were watching. 


"Yes." I answered turning to face her. 


"The grand alpha is requesting your presence in the study." She spoke with her head bowed as a sign of respect. 


I was in a jovial mood from the moment I had woken up, being with Cage made me happy and also gave me peace of mind, when I was around him, I experienced a state of tranquility like no other. 


"Ooh!" Cage's eyes widened as he gasped at the scene unfolding on the screen and I couldn't help but laugh, he was just too cute. 


Nodding, the help walked out of the room, and I switched my attention to Cage and the movie. 


Not more than 5 minutes after the help had left, I heard my father calling my name. From how audible he was, I could tell he was standing just behind me but even so, I didn't bother responding. I was having a good day, and I was not going to let him ruin it. 


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