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CHAPTER 109

Author: S.Lorieen
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It hadn’t stopped raining in days. Ronan thought it was befitting the mood of the pack at the moment, and as the wind howled, it reflected the raging thoughts in Ronan’s mind. He wasn’t even sure if he was more livid or relieved.

On one hand, he finally had an excuse to finally disregard his responsibility to Raine, and have Selene take her place, putting the final nails on the coffins of his plan to usurp his father’s position.

On the other hand, Ronan was fucking pissed, it was one thing for his public mate to be sleeping around with other alphas, it was another to get fucking pregnant for them, and have the galls to keep it, walking around the pack house and carrying evidence of her misdeed, right under his nose, making Ronan look like a fool.

The wind howled through the narrow halls like a living thing, dragging its claws across the old and creaking wood and whispering against the windowpanes like it was trying to get in. Ronan stood alone in the corridor outside their bedroo
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  • Fated To The Man Who Raised My Ex   CHAPTER 110

    For some reason, Raine woke before the sun that morning, to the sound of the pounding on the roof, the rain having turned to snow sometime in the night with fleets of ice pounding against the window panes, hard enough to shatter the glass. But it wasn’t even that sound that woke her up first. It was something else, a shift in the quiet, like someone was holding their breath. It wasn’t even loud, or sudden, it was just wrong, like it shouldn’t be there. For a moment, she thought it was the wind outside, or the moan of the frost-stiff trees, maybe even the usual creak of the old house as it settled in the cold. But no it wasn’t any of that. There was someone in the room. Her eyes flew open, heart lurching to her throat as she pushed herself upright on instinct, breath caught in her chest like a bird in a trap. A figure stood just beyond the moonlight cutting through the curtains. Broad-shouldered and still, dressed in all black. In the haze of her fear, Raine registered that she knew

  • Fated To The Man Who Raised My Ex   CHAPTER 109

    It hadn’t stopped raining in days. Ronan thought it was befitting the mood of the pack at the moment, and as the wind howled, it reflected the raging thoughts in Ronan’s mind. He wasn’t even sure if he was more livid or relieved. On one hand, he finally had an excuse to finally disregard his responsibility to Raine, and have Selene take her place, putting the final nails on the coffins of his plan to usurp his father’s position. On the other hand, Ronan was fucking pissed, it was one thing for his public mate to be sleeping around with other alphas, it was another to get fucking pregnant for them, and have the galls to keep it, walking around the pack house and carrying evidence of her misdeed, right under his nose, making Ronan look like a fool. The wind howled through the narrow halls like a living thing, dragging its claws across the old and creaking wood and whispering against the windowpanes like it was trying to get in. Ronan stood alone in the corridor outside their bedroo

  • Fated To The Man Who Raised My Ex   CHAPTER 108

    And yet, he hadn’t said anything. That was the worst part. Ronan hadn’t raged or snarled out accusations, he hadn’t even demanded she explain. He had just looked at her and left. Now, hours later, she sat huddled on the edge of her cot in the empty infirmary, her knees drawn to her chest, while her fingers white-knuckled the fabric of her coat as if it could hold her together. But it couldn’t. Nothing could. Lyra had stepped out not long after Ronan left, muttering something about fetching more tinctures, or maybe just giving her space. Maybe she’d sensed it too that something had shifted, that Raine was slowly but surely, crumbling under the weight of her own mistakes. The walls felt too thin now, it was like every sound from the corridor had sharpened into knives. Footsteps, voices, laughter that didn’t belong to her. She pressed the heels of her palms into her eyes until the world behind her lids pulsed red. Ronan knew. She could still feel the echo of his gaze on her skin. Th

  • Fated To The Man Who Raised My Ex   CHAPTER 107

    The sharp scent of antiseptic met his nose first, followed by the softer, muddled undercurrent of something he couldn’t name, something earthy and sweet and familiar but wrong in the wrong context. It stopped him cold in the doorway. And then he saw her. Raine was curled on the infirmary cot like a frayed ribbon, her arms wrapped tightly around herself. Her skin looked too pale under the overhead light, her lips too dry, her breathing uneven. Lyra stood beside her, halfway between administering comfort and issuing warning. But both of them froze the second the door slammed shut behind him. Whatever Raine had been about to say tapered into a soft gasp as she somehow got even paler. He took one step inside and neither of them moved. “I didn’t realize you were here,” he said, voice calm and low, if only barely. Something was swirling low in his gut but he didn’t have a name for it, not yet. “I wasn’t supposed to be,” Raine muttered, her voice low and hoarse. “I suddenly wasn’t feeling

  • Fated To The Man Who Raised My Ex   CHAPTER 106

    But Raine knew her body was failing her, or maybe it was her mind, and it was finally cracking under the weight of all her guilt and the pressure of too many lies stacked on top of each other, threatening to Bury her whole. She sat curled on the window bench of her bedroom that morning, wrapped in a worn blanket that did nothing to soothe the chill that had settled into her bones. The frost had begun to creep along the glass, crystallizing in pale veins against the weak morning light. Outside, the pack compound moved like a distant hum, she could hear voices, the distant bark of someone training in the yard, noise all around her as life went on in the pack and everyone seemed to be moving on. Without her. Matthias hadn’t spoken to her in days, at least not beyond all the strained greetings he gave her in passing, or the half-hearted concern in his eyes when he thought she wasn't looking. And Ronan had grown far too quiet. He was already ever in the pack nowadays, and ever si

  • Fated To The Man Who Raised My Ex   CHAPTER 105

    Selene had always been part of the strategy, the whisper behind the throne, the woman with the silver tongue who could silence rooms with a glance. But now she could feel herself being moved like one of the pieces. Without her consent. It wasn’t that he didn’t need her anymore. It was that she wasn’t essential to the plan. And for someone like Selene Voss, being anything less than vital was a death sentence. She was being boxed out. Slowly and Intentionally. He refused to tell her the full scope of his plan with Raine. But he didn’t even need to. She’d seen the signs. She’d watched the way his attention narrowed when Raine’s name came up, the flicker in his eyes like something he couldn’t quite tame. He was playing this game too deep, something about this had become much too personal for him. And that wasn’t part of the plan. Her jaw clenched as she stood and walked to the far end of the room, wrapping her robe tighter around herself as if that could keep the thought from settling

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