The Witch and Her Four Dangerous Alphas

Chapter 126: Chapter 126: Into the Alpha’s Den

Selene and Sara crouched low by the edge of the ridge, their appearances already altered.

The enchantment had completely changed their look, going as far as reshaping their faces, even the color of their eyes and hair. Now even they couldn’t recognize themselves.

The enchanted bracelets wrapped around their wrists masked every trace of their true scent. To anyone passing by, they were no more than two frightened human sisters, lost and desperate in the woods.

Selene inhaled deeply, steadying the rapid beat of her heart. She knew every detail mattered. If the disguise failed even for a minute, if one wolf caught the strangeness in their scent, they would truly be done for. Everything would unravel before it even began.

Sara adjusted the bracelet on her wrist with trembling fingers, her lips pressed in a thin line. "Are you sure about this?" she whispered.

Selene’s gaze remained fixed on the dark path below them. "It’s too late to turn back now. They’ll come through here. We just have to play our part."

And as if the fates themselves were listening, the rustle of movement came. The faint thud of padded paws striking the forest floor in a steady and powerful rhythm sent their hearts racing.

The wolves were coming.

Sara’s hand clutched Selene’s arm, and the two exchanged a look—silent, breathless, determined.

Moments later, shadows emerged from the treeline: a patrol, their formation tight and practiced. Large wolves padded first, their fur gleaming under the moonlight, their presence commanding the night like predators who knew the land was theirs.

and controlled movements. He looked like an alpha, but they were

he was leading the others. Maybe

and then—on cue—they stumbled from the ridge

let her knees buckle first, forcing a desperate tremor into her voice. "Please—!" Her

followed with broken sobs, clutching Selene’s arm. "We’re begging you! Please, don’t leave us here! We’ll do anything, just don’t let them

immediately. Several wolves bristled, hackles raised, eyes narrowed at

over the girls sharply, assessing, cautious. "Humans?" His voice was low, skeptical. Then he shifted in front of them and immediately pulled on

They were going to take us away..." Her voice cracked, breaking into raw sobs. "We ran, but... we can’t go back. Please,

in her hands, her sobs echoing in the night. The

darkened, his face conflicted. His men shifted

out through the bond, a silent call only meant for the two of them. He calmly told him the situation about the two human girls. They

came swift, unshaken, edged with authority. Take them back. The pack is large enough to shelter two more mouths. They

slightly. He crouched a little, though his presence still radiated dominance. "You are not allowed to cause

hiding the flicker of emotion in her

rear. "They’ll carry you. It’s

stepped back, her hand flying

will come to you. If you ask

to him. Ethan’s brow furrowed. He opened his mouth to speak again when the ground itself seemed to

as midnight,