The Day He Forgot He Hated Me by Evangeline Marrow 144

The Day He Forgot He Hated Me by Evangeline Marrow 144 Summary

In “The Day He Forgot He Hated Me,” Trinity faces a formidable ancient creature that threatens her pack. The atmosphere is charged with tension as the creature, fueled by the Eclipse within her, looms large, and Rafe, the antagonist, taunts them with his confidence. Asher, Trinity’s ally, provides her with emotional support, urging her to maintain control over the Eclipse. Despite her fears and doubts, Trinity gathers her strength, focusing on her bond with her pack and the relics that hold their power.

As the battle intensifies, the pack stands united, forming a protective barrier against the creature’s dark tendrils. Trinity channels her energy through the relics, creating a powerful connection with her allies. The struggle is fierce, with shadows clashing against light, and Trinity feels the overwhelming urge to unleash the Eclipse’s power. However, with Asher’s grounding presence and Eryx’s guidance, she learns to assert her will over the Eclipse, pushing back against the darkness and protecting her pack.

In a climactic moment, Trinity unleashes a wave of radiant light that overwhelms Rafe and the ancient creature, forcing them to retreat. Though victorious for now, the aftermath leaves Trinity drained and aware that the battle is not over. The pack acknowledges the need for preparation as Rafe will return, and they must understand the Eclipse’s true potential. Just when they think they can regroup, a mysterious figure appears—Trinity’s brother, who possesses a commanding presence and a connection to the Eclipse, complicating their situation further.

The story ends on a note of suspense, with Trinity grappling with the implications of her brother’s arrival and the lingering threat of Rafe. The emotional weight of the battle is palpable, as Trinity reflects on her newfound power, the bond with her pack, and the challenges that lie ahead. The revelation of her brother adds a layer of complexity to her journey, hinting at deeper connections and conflicts as they prepare for future confrontations.

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**The Day He Forgot He Hated Me by Evangeline Marrow**

The forest quivered under the immense weight of the creature that loomed before us. Its eyes shone with an eerie brilliance, like molten silver catching the light, and the energy radiating from it pressed against me with the force of a tidal wave crashing upon the shore. Inside me, I could feel the Eclipse thrumming faster, its hunger palpable, yearning for liberation from the confines of my being.

Asher’s hand found mine in an instant, a reassuring anchor amidst the chaos. “Trinity,” he urged, his voice steady yet laced with an undercurrent of tension that I could sense through our bond. “Don’t let it take control. Stay with me.”

I nodded, forcing a semblance of calm despite the fear that gnawed at my insides. “I won’t,” I whispered, though doubt crept into my thoughts. “Not now. Not ever.”

Around us, the pack formed a formidable barrier, a living wall of energy and sharp teeth. Gage and Arlo stood firmly at my sides, the relics between us glowing with a vibrant pulse of power. Every warrior, young and old, had gathered, ready to fight, ready to protect.

Ahead of us, Rafe stood with a sinister grin plastered across his face, shadows swirling around him like a dark cloak, feeding the ancient creature that lurked behind him. “You can’t hold it forever,” he taunted, his voice dripping with arrogance. “The Eclipse belongs to me!”

Dennis stepped forward, a low growl rumbling from his throat. “Not while I’m still breathing. And certainly not while we stand united.”

The ancient creature let out a thunderous roar, shaking the very trees around us. Its energy slammed against the pack’s shields, causing some wolves to stagger backward. I stumbled slightly, the pulse of the Eclipse within me flaring dangerously, yearning to break free from my control.

Eryx moved closer, his hands glowing with power. “Trinity, channel your energy through the relics! Focus with all of us! You are our anchor. The Eclipse will heed your command if you assert your will over it; do not let it run wild!”

Taking a deep breath, I concentrated, allowing my energy to flow into the relics. Light erupted outward, weaving a connection with the pack, with Asher, Gage, and Arlo. The creature recoiled slightly, but its strength was overwhelming, its hunger for the Eclipse insatiable, with Rafe fanning the flames of its desire.

“Hold the line!” Dennis shouted, his voice a rallying cry. “Do not let them near the relics!”

The first strike came like a storm. Shadows lashed across the clearing, targeting our warriors. I flung my energy outward, deflecting the dark tendrils, but some still broke through, sending shockwaves through our ranks. Arlo grimaced as he absorbed a minor hit, while Gage gritted his teeth, fighting to maintain his energy.

My body screamed under the strain. The Eclipse within me was a raging tempest, urging me to let go, to unleash its power and obliterate the threat before us. But Eryx’s voice echoed in my mind, steadying me. Control it, Trinity. You are stronger than it believes.

I dug deep, allowing my bond with Asher to guide me. His calm presence anchored me, grounding me amidst the chaos. Each beat of my heart resonated through the relics, pushing back against the shadows. The ancient creature shrieked, stumbling under the force, but Rafe merely laughed, sending another wave of darkness toward us.

“Not today!” I screamed, unleashing all my energy outward. The relics pulsed violently, their light spilling over the clearing like a tidal wave. The shadows collided with the light and shattered, disintegrating into nothingness. Rafe staggered back, shock etched on his face.

Asher drew me close, his voice urgent. “Trin, we’re not finished yet.” He said, his eyes fierce with determination. “It’s feeding off you, the Eclipse. You must hold it, but don’t let it consume you.”

I nodded, gritting my teeth as my chest burned, the raw pull of power tugging at every corner of my mind. “I can do this,” I asserted, forcing the Eclipse to obey, bending it to my will. Every pulse of light, every flicker, every flash came from me—not from the creature or Rafe. My hands trembled, sweat stinging my eyes, but I held firm, pouring every ounce of my willpower into the battle.

Eryx shouted commands, his voice cutting through the chaos. “Gage! Arlo! Focus! Merge your energy! Keep the creature from reaching the relics!”

We formed a protective circle, the relics at our center. I felt Asher’s energy intertwining with mine, Gage’s energy weaving seamlessly into our collective force, while Arlo guided the rhythm with precision. The forest around us glowed with the power of the Eclipse…but this time, it was under my control. The air crackled with energy, thick and electric, every heartbeat of the pack syncing with the force I wielded.

The creature roared again, massive tendrils snaking toward us like living shadows. I unleashed all my energy outward, connecting it to every relic, every pack member. The light surged, burning through the darkness, pushing the shadows back with a force that made the ground tremble. Trees bent under the pressure, leaves and branches flying like missiles. The creature shrieked and retreated, but Rafe’s grin remained unbroken.

“You think this is enough?” he shouted, charging forward, his eyes ignited with cruel fire. “The Eclipse cannot be stopped by mere mortals!”

I braced myself, feeling the Eclipse within me flare violently, a storm of raw energy clawing at my insides. It whispered promises of power, freedom, destruction—each word a temptation I had to resist. I forced it down, commanding it to obey my will, my heartbeat pounding in my ears. Light erupted from me, blinding and fierce, colliding with Rafe’s dark energy midair. Sparks exploded, shaking the ground beneath us, rattling my teeth and making my skin tingle.

Asher pressed closer, grounding me, his strength flowing into mine like a powerful river. “Trin, you’re stronger than he realizes. Trust yourself.”

And I did. I trusted the bond we shared, the strength of the pack, the power of the relics, and most importantly, I trusted myself. I could feel every heartbeat, every pulse of magic feeding into our circle. The light flared higher, burning through the tension, forcing Rafe backward. The shadows hissed and screamed as they dissolved, clawing at nothing before vanishing completely.

Eryx advanced, his energy slicing through the remaining tendrils of darkness. “Trinity! Now! Push it together!”

I channeled every ounce of energy through the relics, through the pack, through Asher, through Gage and Arlo. My muscles screamed, my lungs burned, but I held steady. The pulse exploded outward, a wave of radiant light that crashed into Rafe and the creature with relentless force. The ancient being let out a deafening roar, staggering back, its form shimmering and fracturing.

Rafe screeched, clawing at the fading shadows, desperately trying to maintain his hold, but the light surged over him, forcing him to his knees. The darkness disintegrated entirely, leaving him exposed, trembling with fury, and for the first time, vulnerable.

For a fleeting moment, the clearing fell silent. I collapsed to the ground, gasping for air. The Eclipse within me subsided, settling back into a quiet hum. The relics glowed faintly, safe and aligned, pulsing in rhythm with my heartbeat.

Asher helped me to my feet, his voice low and filled with awe. “You did it,” he whispered, pride evident in his tone. “We did it.”

I nodded weakly, feeling utterly drained. “For now,” I murmured, my voice barely above a whisper. “It’s not gone. He’s still out there… waiting.”

Dennis stepped forward, his expression grim but tinged with relief. “We’ve held the relics. We’ve survived this strike. But he will come again. We need to prepare. Every day from now on counts.”

Gage clenched his fists, determination radiating from him. “And when he returns, we’ll be ready.”

Arlo frowned, concern etched on his face. “The Eclipse is stronger than we realized. Rafe was feeding off its energy. Next time, we need more control, more power. We must understand everything it can do…and quickly.”

Eryx placed a reassuring hand on my shoulder. “You performed exceptionally well today. You controlled it perfectly under direct attack. But he’s clever. He will test you again. And harder. We must be prepared.”

A shiver ran down my spine, the weight of the Eclipse still pressing heavily in the back of my mind. But I clung to Asher, felt the pack surrounding me, the relics glowing at our center. For a moment, we had survived, we had held our ground, and we had pushed the enemy back.

Suddenly, a movement in the forest caught my eye. A shadow detached itself from the darkness, sleek and swift, but it wasn’t Rafe. It moved toward the clearing, energy humming strong, controlled, protective.

“Who’s that?” Gage muttered, his eyes narrowing in suspicion.

The figure slowed, pulling back a hood. The moonlight illuminated his face, and my blood ran cold.

Eryx stepped forward, his voice tight with disbelief. “It can’t be…”

The stranger’s eyes met mine, familiar and commanding. Power radiated off him in waves—old, steady, yet filled with a warning.

He smiled faintly, stepping closer, energy flowing through the clearing like a gentle breeze. “I’m here to help,” he said simply.

I froze, a whisper escaping my lips. “Eryx…”

Eryx’s face paled, realization dawning. “He’s… he’s not just anyone. He’s…”

The figure fully dropped his hood. Silver hair glinted under the moonlight, eyes sharp and commanding. He surveyed the pack, the relics, and finally, his gaze locked onto me.

“My son,” he declared.

Every wolf froze in place. The Eclipse pulsed faintly in my chest, reacting to him. The ancient creature still lurked in the shadows, Rafe’s darkness lingering nearby. And now, my brother—one I had never known existed—was alive, powerful, and here, just as the Eclipse’s first true awakening approached.

Conclusion

In the aftermath of the battle, the air hung thick with a mixture of exhaustion and relief. We had faced the darkness together, standing united against an ancient threat that had sought to consume us. The realization that we had not only survived but emerged stronger was a testament to the bonds we had forged within the pack. I could still feel the echoes of the Eclipse within me, its power a wild whisper that reminded me of the struggle I had endured. Asher’s presence beside me grounded me, a reminder of the love that had fueled my determination. We had fought not just for survival, but for each other, and in that moment, I understood that my fear of the Eclipse was only part of the journey; I had the strength to wield it, to bend it to my will, and to protect those I loved.

Yet, the arrival of my brother, a figure from a past I had never known, sent a shiver of uncertainty through me. His presence was a harbinger of new challenges, and the weight of the Eclipse felt heavier than before. With Rafe lurking in the shadows, I knew that our battle was far from over. The stakes had been raised, and the path ahead would be fraught with danger. But as I looked around at my pack, their faces illuminated by the soft glow of the relics, I felt a flicker of hope. Together, we would face whatever darkness awaited us. We had already proven our resilience, and now, with my brother by our side, we would uncover the depths of our power and the true essence of family. The journey ahead was uncertain, but I was ready to embrace it, armed with the knowledge that I was not alone.

What to Expect in Next Chapter?

In the next chapter of *The Day He Forgot He Hated Me*, readers can expect the tension to escalate as the arrival of Trinity’s brother introduces a new dynamic to the already fraught battle against Rafe and the ancient creature. With the Eclipse still a potent force within Trinity, the stakes are higher than ever. The revelation of her brother’s existence will not only challenge her understanding of her own identity but also test the bonds of trust within the pack. As they grapple with this unexpected twist, the question looms: can they unite against the darkness that threatens to consume them, or will the emergence of family ties create rifts that Rafe could exploit?

Moreover, the chapter promises to delve deeper into the lore of the Eclipse and its connection to Trinity’s lineage. As she begins to understand the full extent of her powers, the pack will face new challenges that require not only strength but also wisdom and strategy. Will Trinity embrace her heritage, or will the weight of her newfound responsibilities prove too much? The tension in the air is palpable, and as Rafe regroups, plotting his next move, the pack must prepare for an even fiercer confrontation. Each character will be forced to confront their fears, their loyalties, and the very essence of what it means to fight for family and home. Get ready for an explosive chapter filled with revelations, heart-pounding action, and the unbreakable bonds of unity in the face of darkness.

Sara Lili

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.