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Chapter 27: The Interregnum
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2026-08-07 05:36:14
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Mated To My Enemy's Rival Chapter 28: A Seer in the Dark
A lantern flickered into view, illuminating Sarah’s pale, tear-streaked face on the other side of the bars. Gideon stood directly behind her, a ring of iron keys clinking in his large hand as he worked the lock.The door swung open, and Sarah dropped to her knees right in the dirt, gathering me into her arms before I could even stand."Goddess, look at you," she sobbed, her hands trembling as she touched the bruise forming on my shoulder, checking my pale face, my shivering frame. "What have they done to you?""I didn't do it, Sarah," I choked out, my voice raspy from hours of silence, tears finally spilling over my lashes as I held onto her. "I swear to you on my life, I didn't kill Dominic.""I know, my dear, I know," she wept, pressing a kiss to my forehead. "But please... you have to tell me the truth. Why were you in his study that night? What happened between you two?"I looked into her warm silver eyes—the same eyes Dominic had—and the last wall inside me completely
Mated To My Enemy's Rival Chapter 27: The Interregnum
The air in the foyer went dead cold, the kind of quiet that usually comes right before a storm tears the roof off a house."Seize the rogue!" Elder Jarek’s voice slammed against the stone walls as he bellowed and the only thought in my mind at the time was the fact that in the space of 30 seconds, I had gone from being called Luna, to rogue."Lock her in the deepest cell of the dungeon until the full council decides her execution!" Jarek roared at the guards."She's the Luna of this pack!" Sarah’s voice cracked, raw and bleeding with a mother's grief, as she tried to push herself up off the floor in front of me. "You will not lay a finger on her, Jarek!""She lost that title the second her Alpha died under suspicious circumstances!" Elder Bram stepped forward, his massive, scarred frame blocking the bottom of the grand staircase. He drew his broadsword, the heavy steel scraping against the scabbard with a sound that made my teeth ache. "And under the Interregnum Law, with
Mated To My Enemy's Rival Chapter 26: The Price of Silence
I watched from the high arched window of my room as the dust kicked up behind their horses.Dominic rode at the absolute front of the squad, his broad shoulders squared, his dark cloak snapping against the cold morning wind as they galloped through the gates toward the eastern frontier. I pressed my forehead against the freezing glass, my fingers digging into the stone sill until my nails turned white.'He didn't listen,' I thought, as my heart began hammering behind my ribs. 'I stood in his study, baring my soul, and he treated it like a fairy tale.'Now he was riding straight into a bloody execution.Panic clawed violently at my chest, but underneath it was something infinitely worse: complete, crushing helplessness. In this massive stone fortress, I was nobody. I had no rank, no authority, and no army to command. I couldn't ride out after twenty trained warriors and demand they turn back. I couldn't make the Elders listen to an orphan rogue who hadn't even shifted yet.
Mated To My Enemy's Rival Chapter 25: Into the Mouth of the Nightmare
I didn’t bother looking up from the map spread across my desk.“You have five minutes, Cassandra,” I said, keeping my voice as cold and flat as the stone walls surrounding us. “Make them count.”The raid was tomorrow morning. The final operational maps for the eastern frontier were laid out in front of me, every patrol line plotted, and every guard shift accounted for. I was operating on barely three hours of sleep, ridiculously tight margins, and a patience that had worn down to nothing but paper-thin threads. The last thing I had time for was whatever dramatic explanation Cassandra had marched in here to deliver.When the guard had knocked to announce she was asking for an audience, every logical instinct in my head had ordered me to send her away. I was an Alpha preparing for a critical border raid operation, not a husband entertaining a wife who spent the last two weeks treating me like a ghost in my own hallways.And yet, the word 'Yes' had left my mouth before my brai
Mated To My Enemy's Rival Chapter 24: Prophecy of Blood Eclipse Ridge
I spent the rest of the morning locked away in the deepest corner of the Manor library.It was quiet here, and the air was thick with the smell of old parchment, leather bindings, and centuries of dust. I dragged three separate volumes of territorial maps and historical battle logs onto a heavy oak table near the back window, my fingers trembling slightly as I turned the fragile, yellowed pages.I needed proof. I needed something real to tell me I hadn't completely lost my mind.For hours, my eyes scanned down the faded topographical records of the eastern frontier until finally, I found exactly what I was looking for: Blood Eclipse Ridge.I stopped, my heart hammering against my ribs as I read the entry. There was an old ink sketch embedded in the margin—a sharp, rocky ridge crowned by the ruined stone archway of an ancient watchtower. It was surrounded by dense pine forests and steep, muddy drop-offs.The exact layout from my dream.Every detail matched perfectly — the a
Mated To My Enemy's Rival Chapter 23: The Weight of a Lie
Dominic's towering frame cast a dark shadow over the bed, but it was his eyes that truly pinned me down. With a terrifying intensity that made the air in the master bedroom feel paper-thin."What did that mean, Cassandra?"His question hung in the air, and my mind was in absolute, chaotic turmoil. My heart hammered against my ribs so violently I was certain he could hear it with his heightened wolf senses, and the silver Luna mark on the right side of my neck throbbed with a hot, scalding sting that made my skin prickle.’Think, Cassandra. Think!’ I screamed at myself internally.What was I supposed to tell him… ‘That I’d had a weird vision? That I’d stood on a rain-slicked ridge I’d only ever read about in dusty library books, watching him get gutted by green-poisoned arrows while hooded assassins tore his pack apart?’It sounded insane. Elder Jarek’s words from the Grand Hall suddenly echoed through the haze in my head: “Overwhelmed by the raw Alpha aura…”What if he w
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