. I felt lost and lonely as my brother, the alpha, seemed to no longer listen to me. His decisions were incre

s, but he seemed blind to what was happening around him. His excessive self-confidence a

is actions were not aligned with the well-being of the pack. The elders, who remembered the times when

yalty to my brother. I knew that something needed to be done, but I didn't know where to start. The darkness that loo

myself. Was it possible to reverse this situation and restore harmony in

brother see beyond his own interests and reconnect with the true purpose of being a leader. I was

t as an enemy, but as someone who truly cared about the well-being of the pack. The fate of the pack

s decisions, refusing to listen to any advice or opposing op

empt at dialogue, I was met with indifference or even disdain. It seemed that he had become comple

and my urge to step away and let Bruno deal with the consequences of his own choices. I questioned whether it w

trong ties, now distanced themselves from each other, fearing the consequences of Bruno's arbitrary decisio

n't simply stand by and watch the pack fall apart. Even if Bruno would

ow treated me like just another wolf in the pack, disregarding our blood bond and the histo

o my wolf brothers. I had sacrificed my personal happiness and future with her, trusting that my role in the p

ed. Part of me wished that I had followed my heart and sought happiness by her si

back to reason. I couldn't simply abandon them in the midst of chaos and disunity. I needed to find a way

wer. He continued to love and trust his brother, allowing that feeling to take precedence in his life. Out of love

ie and sense of purpose his pack provided. He tirelessly dedicated himself to protecting and s

btle signs that something was wrong. Small gestures of injustice and disrespect intrigued him, and he

ip. Gradually, Lucas began to unravel Bruno's schemes, the betrayals and lies woven in the pursuit of power