Luna Aurora (Alpha Fenrir)

Chapter 36

The air crackled with tension as Cassian and Fenrir's wolves circled each other, their snarls echoing through the dense forest. Aurora stood frozen, her breath catching in her throat as she watched the two Alphas face off.

Cassian's wolf form was lean and powerful, his dark fur bristling as he held his ground. Fenrir, larger and more imposing, let out a guttural growl, his golden eyes fixed on his opponent.

"You're out of your depth, Cassian," Fenrir snarled, his voice low and dangerous. "Step aside, and I'll let your pack walk away unscathed."

Cassian's wolf responded with a deep growl, the sound reverberating through the clearing. He shifted seamlessly back to human form, his expression calm but resolute.

"She's not yours to take," Cassian said, his voice steady. "Aurora has found safety here, and I won't let you drag her back into your chaos."

Fenrir shifted as well, his imposing figure towering over Cassian. "Safety?" he sneered. "She belongs with her mate-with me. Or have you forgotten what it means to honor the bond?"

"The bond you shattered when you abandoned her?" Cassian countered, his words sharp.

he turned his gaze to Aurora, his expression softening slightly. "Aurora," he said, his voice low and insistent. "You know you don't belong here. Come back with me,

had once loved-the one she had thought would stand by her side forever. But the

toward her, but Cassian moved between them, his stance

choice," Cassian said, his voice low and dangerous.

collided with a ferocity that shook the ground, their growls

clutching her abdomen as Lila pulled her toward

her. Cassian and Fenrir were locked in a brutal struggle, their strength and determination

of approaching footsteps broke through the din. Aurora turned to see Nathan

out, his

their snarls answering the challenge. Within moments, the clearing erupted into

calm, her mind racing with fear for Cassian and the pack that had taken her in. "Stay close," Lila said, her grip on

as if sensing the danger around them. Suddenly, a shadow moved in the corner of her vision, and a familiar

Arianna stepped into the clearing, her lips curling into a cold

froze, her blood