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Chapter 69: Empty House
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2026-04-06 03:28:19
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DARIUS’ POV I tore through the northern forests like a man possessed, boots pounding over roots and fallen branches while my wolf clawed at the edges of my control. Every second without Selene felt like a blade twisting deeper in my chest. She had been gone too long. No calls. No messages. Nothing. The driver’s story about Lady Veylor sending him away rang false in my gut. Caelum had her. I knew it with every fiber of my being. He had taken her after our fight, hidden her somewhere to break her away from me.My lieutenant, Ronan’s replacement and the man I planned to name beta, ran beside me. His name was Kael. He kept pace without complaint, eyes scanning the trees.“Alpha, he knows more than he’s letting on,” Kael said between breaths. “Caelum’s guards were too nervous. His aunt was too calm. She’s pulling strings.”“I know.” My voice came out rough. “He took her. I’m done asking nicely.”We had left the main pack house hours ago. I couldn’t sit still after returning from Caelum’s
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CAELUM’S POV I stepped through the front doors of the main pack house just as the morning sun climbed higher, my body still aching from the fight with Darius yesterday. Bruises throbbed along my ribs and jaw, but the satisfaction of knowing Selene now lay chained in the northern safe house made every twinge worth it. Lady Veylor had chosen the location well. Isolated, heavily guarded, impossible to find unless you knew exactly where to look. She was mine now, and no one, especially not Darius, would take her away again.Marcus met me in the hallway, his face tight with urgency. “Alpha, Darius just arrived at the gates. He’s demanding to see you and Selene. The guards are holding him, but he looks ready to force his way in.”I stopped walking. A slow smile spread across my face. “Perfect timing. Let him in. I’ll handle this personally.”Marcus hesitated for half a second before nodding and heading back outside. I followed at a slower pace, straightening my shirt and rolling my shoulde
Fated To The Alphas Who Despise Me Chapter 69: Empty House
DARIUS’ POV I pushed the front door open well past midnight, the wood creaking softly in the quiet house. The long council meeting had dragged far longer than I expected, filled with endless arguments and pointed questions I barely managed to deflect. My shoulders ache from sitting rigid in that chair for hours. I expected to find Selene waiting in our bedroom, maybe curled up with a book or already asleep with the lamp still on. Instead the room sat dark and empty. The sheets lay rumpled from this morning, but her side of the bed remained untouched. No familiar shape under the covers, no soft breathing filling the silence.A thread of concern pulled tight in my chest. She had every reason to be upset with me for returning so late after promising to be back before lunch. I told myself she had probably stepped outside for some fresh air to clear her head. I crossed to the window and scanned the moonlit yard. The garden paths stood empty, the trees swaying gently in the night breeze.
Fated To The Alphas Who Despise Me Chapter 68: Broken Chains
CAELUM’S POV I watched Selene step into the study, and everything inside me shifted. She stood there in the doorway, eyes wide as she took in the scene. My body still throbbed from the beating Darius had given me earlier, but none of that mattered now. She had come. She stood in my house, and this time I would not let her walk back out.Lady Veylor stayed quiet near the window, but I felt her approval like a shadow at my back. I pushed myself up from the couch, ignoring the sharp pull in my ribs.“You came,” I said.Selene’s gaze flicked to my aunt, then back to me. “I came to understand why you and Darius fought. But I see the reason right here. Why is she free? You locked her away for trying to kill me.”I took a step closer. “She told me the truth. Darius killed my mother during that fight four years ago. He made sure every clue pointed at your father. He started the war that ruined both our packs. He wanted you for himself, so he cleared the path by destroying everything around y
Fated To The Alphas Who Despise Me Chapter 67: Unspoken Fractures
SELENE’S POV I paced the living room for the hundredth time, my bare feet silent on the thick rug while my heart hammered against my ribs. Darius had left hours ago with nothing more than a quick kiss and a vague promise to return before lunch. The house felt too quiet without him, every creak of the floorboards making me jump. I kept replaying the image of him sitting in that armchair last night, glass of wine in hand, staring into nothing while I slept. He never drank alone like that. He never stayed awake guarding me unless something heavy weighed on his mind. Darius hid secrets better than anyone I knew, locking them behind that calm mask he wore so well, but last night the mask had slipped. Something was wrong, and he refused to share it.Lunch came and went. The food I prepared sat untouched on the table, growing cold. I checked the clock again. He always kept his word. Always. When the afternoon stretched into early evening and still no sign of his truck in the driveway, the
Fated To The Alphas Who Despise Me Chapter 66: Midnight Secrets
DARIUS’ POV I sat in the old leather armchair tucked by the window of our bedroom, one leg crossed over the other, a half-full glass of red wine resting on my knee. The deep crimson liquid caught the faint moonlight that slipped through a gap in the heavy curtains, turning it almost black in the dimness. The room felt hushed around me, the only sounds were the soft tick of the clock on the mantel and Selene’s even breathing from the bed. She lay curled on her side in the center of the mattress, one hand tucked beneath her cheek, dark hair spilling across the white pillow like ink on snow. Every slow rise and fall of her chest pulled at something deep inside my chest, a fierce need to keep her safe mixed with the heavy knot of worry that refused to loosen no matter how many sips of wine I took.My lieutenant’s words from the night before kept replaying in my head, sharp and unrelenting. He had caught me alone after the council session ended, his voice low and urgent as he glanced ove
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