The Day He Forgot He Hated Me by Evangeline Marrow 147 Summary
In Chapter 147 of “The Day He Forgot He Hated Me,” the atmosphere is thick with tension as the moonlight illuminates a clearing where a hooded figure reveals himself to be the narrator’s long-lost brother. The revelation sends shockwaves through the pack, igniting a mix of fear, disbelief, and frustration within the narrator. The brother, radiating power and calmness, reassures them that he has been hidden for a purpose, prepared for this moment to unite the family against an impending threat.
As the confrontation escalates with Rafe, who embodies darkness and rage, the bond among the pack members strengthens, fueled by the newfound presence of the brother. The narrator experiences a surge of energy, feeling the unbreakable connection with her brother and the pack as they prepare to face Rafe’s shadowy assault. The scene is charged with urgency as they join forces, combining their strengths to confront Rafe, who underestimates the power of their unity.
In an explosive climax, the pack channels their collective energy to overpower Rafe, ultimately vanquishing him and his shadows. The clearing falls silent, marking a significant victory, but the narrator’s emotions are a whirlwind of disbelief and relief as she grapples with the existence of her brother and the implications of their bloodline. The brother expresses regret for not arriving sooner, revealing the weight of their family’s legacy and the looming threat of the Eclipse.
As the chapter closes, the pack realizes they must prepare for the Guardians’ return. The atmosphere shifts once more, underscoring the urgency of their situation. The narrator and her brother, now united with the pack, resolve to train and protect each other against the challenges ahead. The chapter ends on a note of determination, as they brace themselves for the impending confrontation, aware that their bond will be crucial in the battles to come.
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**CHAPTER 147**
The clearing lay enveloped in a profound stillness, the moon casting its silvery glow upon the landscape, illuminating the surface of the lake that shimmered just beyond the trees. Rafe had vanished into the surrounding shadows, yet the unsettling atmosphere lingered, thick and palpable. That tension fractured like glass the moment a hooded figure emerged fully into the moonlight.
With deliberate slowness, he drew back his hood. His silver hair glistened under the celestial light, and his eyes—sharp, commanding, and utterly foreign—swept over the pack, the relics scattered about, and finally, they settled on me. My heart faltered, a sudden jolt of fear and disbelief coursing through me.
“My sister,” he stated, his voice low, yet it resonated with an intensity that sent a shiver down my spine. The very trees seemed to lean in, as if the forest itself held its breath in anticipation.
“Are you f*****g kidding me?” I shouted, my voice echoing in the stillness, drawing his gaze toward Eryx. “How many others are there?” I demanded, my heart racing.
“You only have two older brothers. I promise,” Eryx reassured me, his voice steady but tinged with an underlying tension.
“Are you absolutely sure? Because until tonight, I had no idea I had any!” I exclaimed, frustration bubbling within me.
He radiated power, yes, but there was a calmness about him, a control that spoke of someone who had been preparing for this moment for what felt like an eternity. He didn’t seem surprised by my outburst; rather, he appeared to expect it.
“You… you survived?” Eryx eventually whispered to his son, his tone barely above the rustling leaves, a mix of disbelief and awe coloring his words.
“Yes,” my brother replied simply, his expression unwavering. “Kaelen hid me. I wasn’t meant to reveal myself until the time was right.”
I turned my gaze toward the pack. Their jaws were set tight, eyes wide with shock. Even Dennis, who typically wore an expression of stoic indifference, stared in disbelief at this unexpected stranger. The energy radiating from him was unmistakable, a powerful force that intertwined with the very bloodline that flowed through me, Eryx, and now, astonishingly, through him as well.
Rafe’s shadows twisted and flickered ominously across the clearing as he assessed the newcomer. “What—who is this?” he growled, his voice laced with barely contained rage.
“My brother,” I replied, and in that moment, a surge of power radiated outward from him. It wove itself into the energy connecting me, Asher, Gage, and Arlo. Rather than overwhelming our bond, it fortified it, binding us together and reinforcing the strength that had kept the shadows at bay.
Eryx’s voice took on a reverent tone. “I never knew… I thought you were lost to us.”
“I was meant to remain hidden,” my brother spoke softly, his words deliberate. “Kaelen ensured my secrecy. I have been watching, learning, and waiting for this very moment. For you, for the pack, for the battle that truly matters.”
My heart raced, a whirlwind of questions swirling in my mind, but there was no time to ponder. Pafe was already advancing, shadows writhing around him like serpents, jagged and vicious. “You think your arrival changes anything? You cannot stop me!” he snarled, his voice dripping with contempt.
I felt the bond flare, urgent and powerful. I glanced at Asher, who nodded in silent understanding, his hand finding mine. Gage’s eyes met mine, burning with determination, while Arlo’s mark glowed softly, steadying the energy that surged around us. My brother stepped closer, his energy pulsing in perfect harmony with ours.
“We hold it together,” I shouted, my voice rising above the chaos. “All of us. Now!”
The pack surged forward, every warrior contributing their strength. Energy coursed through every limb, every heartbeat. My brother moved seamlessly among us, his control over his energy precise and deliberate. He didn’t dominate; he uplifted, guided, and strengthened us.
Rafe lunged, tendrils of shadow reaching out like grasping hands. The force of his attack collided with ours, the clearing erupting in a cacophony of light and darkness. Trees trembled, leaves scattered like confetti, and the air hummed with an energy so dense it felt almost tangible. The shadows shrieked, twisting and recoiling, desperately trying to strike where they could, but the bond between us—now including him—was unbreakable.
I felt the power swell within me, stronger than anything I had ever experienced. The energy of the Eclipse, the legacy of our bloodline, pulsed in my chest. Asher’s steady strength anchored me. Gage’s fiery energy surged forward, breaking through the shadows. Arlo’s presence kept our flow balanced. And my brother—my unknown, silver-haired brother—added his strength at precisely the right moments, reinforcing every push, every wave, every strike.
Rafe screamed, struggling to maintain control over the shadows, but with every step back he took, it was forced by the combined might of the pack. The shadows began to splinter and fracture, their shrieks echoing through the trees, but it was futile. We were too strong, too united.
I raised my hands, allowing the energy to flow outward. My brother moved beside me, his hands mirroring mine, syncing perfectly. “Now!” I shouted, and the wave of our combined power surged forward, brighter and sharper than anything I had ever felt. It tore through the shadows, scattering them, ripping them apart until nothing remained.
Rafe collapsed to the ground, his screams piercing the night as the final remnants of the shadows around him disintegrated into nothingness. The clearing fell silent, the tension lifting like a receding tide. He was vanquished. The shadows had been obliterated. The threat he posed had finally come to an end.
I lowered my arms, my chest heaving, my body trembling from the exertion. My brother stepped closer, his silver hair shimmering in the moonlight. “I’m sorry I didn’t come sooner,” he said softly, his voice filled with regret. “I had to be certain it was the right moment.”
“I… I didn’t even know you existed,” I whispered, disbelief, relief, and anger coiling together in my chest.
“I know,” he replied, his gaze steady. “Kaelen protected me. I had to remain hidden. But I have watched everything; I understand what you can do. I know the potential of this family’s bloodline.”
Eryx rested a hand on my shoulder, his expression grave. “The Eclipse is approaching. And when it peaks, the Guardians will return. We must be prepared. You, your brother, the pack… everyone.”
I turned to Asher, Gage, and Arlo, feeling the pulse of the bond in my chest, stronger than ever. I nodded resolutely. “We’ll face it together. No matter what comes.”
The wind whispered through the trees, carrying a subtle pulse of energy that made every hair on my body stand on end. Deep within, I felt the tug of the Eclipse, the growing anticipation of a battle far beyond anything we had ever encountered.
The pack gathered closer, eyes scanning the forest, alert for any lingering threat. Dennis’s hand rested lightly on my brother’s shoulder, a silent acknowledgment that he was now one of us. The warriors around us began murmuring, some glancing at me, others at the silver-haired stranger who had just joined our ranks.
“He survived all this time?” Dennis murmured, mostly to himself, as if trying to comprehend the enormity of the revelation.
“Yes,” my brother affirmed simply. “And I will not allow the pack to fall. Not with the Eclipse looming. Not when our bloodline is needed more than ever.”
I felt Asher’s grip tighten around mine. “We’re stronger now,” he said quietly, determination etched in his features. “Together, we can withstand anything.”
For a long moment, I allowed myself to breathe, feeling the bond thrum through me, the combined strength of everyone present. My brother’s presence made it clear that we weren’t merely surviving; we were prepared, ready to fight back against whatever darkness lay ahead.
But then, the wind shifted suddenly, turning colder, carrying with it a pressure that made the air thrum with power. My brother stiffened beside me. “The Guardians are drawing near,” he whispered, his voice taut with tension. “And we have little time. The Eclipse waits for no one.”
I swallowed hard, looking at him, then at Asher, and finally at the pack. “Then we train. We prepare. We hold the bond. We protect each other.”
Eryx nodded, his eyes sharp and focused. “And when the time comes, we will confront whatever the Guardians bring. Together.”
The forest was quiet now, almost deceptively so. Even the lake reflected a still, silver surface that seemed to promise calm. Yet, each of us could feel it—the pull of the Eclipse, the hum of approaching power, and the knowledge that the next fight would demand everything we had.
Then, from the shadows just beyond the trees, a low rumble reverberated through the air. Every wolf in the clearing froze, the atmosphere thickening with anticipation. Energy pulsed in sharp, chaotic bursts.
I felt my brother stiffen beside me. “They are coming,” he whispered, his voice low and urgent.
The wind shifted again, carrying a scent I hadn’t anticipated: power, control, menace. The first waves of energy from the approaching Guardians brushed against our bond.
We were ready.
But we would have to survive what was coming.
Conclusion
In the aftermath of the battle, a profound sense of unity enveloped us, woven tightly by the threads of our shared bloodline and the unyielding bond we had forged. The clearing, once a battleground of shadows and uncertainty, now stood as a testament to our resilience. My brother’s unexpected arrival had not only changed the course of our fight but had also illuminated the depths of our connection. Together, we had pushed back the darkness, and in doing so, we had discovered the strength that lay dormant within us all. The weight of the past began to lift, replaced by the promise of what we could achieve as a united front against the encroaching threats.
Yet, the looming presence of the Guardians cast a long shadow over our victory. The air crackled with anticipation as we prepared for the challenges ahead, knowing that the Eclipse would test us in ways we had yet to fathom. With each heartbeat, the urgency of our training intensified, binding us closer together as we steeled ourselves for the battles to come. I felt the warmth of Asher’s hand in mine, the steady presence of Gage and Arlo beside us, and the unwavering support of my brother, who had finally stepped into the light after years of obscurity. We were not just a pack; we were a family fortified by love, loyalty, and the shared resolve to face whatever darkness awaited us, together.
What to Expect in Next Chapter?
In the next chapter of *The Day He Forgot He Hated Me*, the tension will reach a fever pitch as the Guardians draw near, their presence looming ominously over the pack. The air will crackle with uncertainty and anticipation as the characters grapple with the weight of their newfound bond and the looming threat of the Eclipse. With Rafe vanquished, the focus will shift to the mysterious and powerful Guardians, whose arrival promises to shake the very foundations of everything the pack has fought for. Will they be friend or foe? The stakes have never been higher, and the pack must prepare for an onslaught that will test their unity and strength like never before.
As the chapter unfolds, the training sessions will begin in earnest, revealing the depths of each character’s abilities and the potential that lies within their bloodline. With my brother now part of the equation, the dynamic will shift, and every member of the pack will need to adapt to the evolving landscape of their fight. Expect heart-pounding moments as they confront their fears, hone their powers, and forge deeper connections. The bond that has been established will be put to the ultimate test, and the question remains: will they be able to harness their combined strength to withstand the impending chaos, or will the darkness of the Guardians shatter everything they’ve built?
Prepare for shocking revelations and unexpected alliances as the narrative propels forward, leading to a climactic confrontation that will leave readers breathless. Secrets will be unveiled, and loyalties will be challenged, setting the stage for a battle that could change the course of their lives forever. The Eclipse is approaching, and with it, the promise of destiny—and danger—awaits. Will the pack rise to the occasion, or will they falter in the face of overwhelming odds? The answers lie just beyond the horizon, and the next chapter is poised to deliver a rollercoaster of emotions and thrilling twists that will keep you on the edge of your seat.
Sara Lili is a daring romance writer who turns icy landscapes into scenes of fiery passion. She loves crafting hot love stories while embracing the chill of Iceland’s breathtaking cold.
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