Fury Unleashed: The Awakening Alpha Nira (by Chloe Ramos) novel Chapter 193

Chapter 193 Damian’s Vow

Damian’s POV:

“All set? I can give you a ride back to camp.”

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Kade didn’t even glance my way. His eyes were locked on Nira, intense and unwavering.

“Yeah, I’m ready,” she said, slinging her bag over her shoulder before turning to me. “You should rest up. We’re heading out now.”

I managed a tight nod and a faint smile. “Alright.”

Watching them walk out of the hospital room together, something bitter twisted in my chest.

My hands clenched into fists at my sides.

Kade. Why was he always there, everywhere she turned?

Nira didn’t even have her wolf spirit anymore, and still he couldn’t back off. Was he really trying to compete with me over her?

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Or did he know who she really was—and just playing with her feelings to get what he wanted?

Right then, I made a silent vow. If Kade really tried to take Nira from me, I’d tear him down from that Alpha King heir position, whatever it took.

Nira would be mine. No one else’s.

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Nira’s POV:

Once we left Damian’s room and got into Kade’s SUV, I glanced at him behind the wheel and broke the silence. “Damian’s healing up well. He should be discharged tomorrow.”

Kade gave a short nod. “Good. That means you won’t have to keep running between camp and the hospital. You can focus on the competition.”

Thinking about the upcoming trials, a confident smile tugged at my lips. I leaned forward slightly, eyeing the back of his head. “You” know better than anyone how good I am… right, Master X9?”

I let the word “Master” linger, my tone teasing.

Kade’s grip on the steering wheel tightened almost imperceptibly. The tips of his ears flushed faintly pink.

He cleared his throat softly, keeping his voice steady. “You’re skilled, no doubt. But competitions can shift in a heartbeat. Don’t let your guard down.”

Seeing him flustered–a rare sight–I couldn’t help but smile. Relaxing into the seat, I gazed out the window and said quietly, “Don’t worry. You trained me yourself. I’m not losing.”

After that, his ears went even redder.

He pressed his lips together, stayed quiet for a few seconds, then changed the subject. “Remember that batch of Moonweal

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Chapter 193 Damian’s Vow

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Tincture you sold me a while back?”

I perked up. “Of course. Did you hear something?“.

Kade reached up and rubbed the back of his neck briefly, though his tone remained even. “Yeah. My friend–he’s the Chief Gamma. He wants to meet you.”

When he mentioned the Chief Gamma, my nerves sparked

If Kade–the top Alpha King heir–called someone a friend, that meant they were powerful. The Chief Gamma oversaw all military operations across the Pack Alliance. This was serious.

I straightened in my seat. “The shortage you mentioned before… that was for the military, wasn’t it?”

Kade nodded. His expression stayed neutral, but his eyes held a new gravity. “Yes. The military sector is very interested in your remedy and your expertise–especially Moonweal Tincture. They’re looking to collaborate. Research it further, refine it, and integrate it into their field–medicine program.”

I fell quiet for a moment, frowning slightly.

I never expected something I brewed in my workshop would catch the military’s attention.

“Back when we first talked about this, I told you artificial cultivation isn’t simple. Even with my methods, mass production won’t be feasible anytime soon.”

Kade glanced at me in the rearview mirror, his voice calm. “They understand that. They’re not rushing.

“My friend hopes you’ll meet with him in person to discuss a potential partnership. As for the herb supply issue, the military’s research team will provide all the support they can. They want to help find a solution as soon as possible.”

I looked down, thoughts racing.

Working with the military wouldn’t just mean more resources and backing for my own work–it could advance medical care across the entire werewolf territories. But still…

While I was hesitating, Kade added carefully, his tone earnest, “I really think you should consider this. If you can reach ap agreement with them, it could be very good for you.”

I knew what he meant. He was trying to protect me, to secure my position.

A warmth spread through my chest. Besides my adoptive father, Kade was the only one who ever looked out for me this way.

I gave him a firm nod. “I’ll think it over carefully.”

Just then, we pulled up to the training camp. Kade got out and opened my door, and I stepped onto the gravel.

“One more thing,” he said, lowering his voice. “Jett’s been digging into what happened at the riding grounds. He just reported back –that brown long–haired rogue wolf? Valerie bribed the guards to sneak it in. It was deliberate.”

As he spoke, Kade’s wolf eyes narrowed, a sharp flicker of lethal intent passing through them.