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

"Hey." I rushed to Martha's side and held her pale hand in mine bloody ones. 


"I'm dying." Tears rolled down her cheeks as the words came out. 


"No, you're not." I shook my head. "You are not dying." I sobbed. 


"I'm going to find a cure I swear." I assured getting away. I needed to make her an antidote. 


"What do I do Lexi." I asked trying to pull myself together. 


"I think the creature was a vampire/witch hybrid, we need to mix a few herbs and rub it on the bite and a concoction to flash out the poison." She told me and I nodded. 


Searching through my bag I found some herbs, tonics, and a book I had taken with me from the pack. Hurriedly, I read the through recipe for the thick paste and followed every single step. After the paste, I made the bluish-green-looking liquid concoction and ran back to the room. Hopefully, she was still alive and I followed the rest of the instructions. 


An hour passed by but her condition was not getting any better. 


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