Chapter 191: LONELY ALPHA

Edeline   I was more interested in escaping the chaos. My wolf’s agitation was like a caged beast ready to lash out, craving a fight for its own sake. But I was indifferent to her restlessness. All I wanted was to get away from that scene, to find some semblance of peace—even if it meant just talking to someone.   With a sense of urgency, I pushed myself faster, feeling the crisp autumn air whip against my face as I raced down the dirt road. My boots felt heavier with each step, but I didn’t let that slow me down. My heart pounded with the rhythm of my footsteps as I headed straight for Conor’s cabin.   I knew he had left immediately after Anita’s burning, and I hoped he’d be there. The scent of him lingered in the air, mixing with the melancholy of the evening. It guided me down the winding path until I reached his front door.   As I approached, I slowed my pace, feeling the weight of my boots with each step. My breath came in ragged bursts, and I was nearly out of breath by the time