Share

Torn

Author: MadlainQ
last update Last Updated: 2025-05-18 02:54:44

DEARON

I pressed the pen to the sheet of paper, trying to finish writing my decree. “Trying” was the key word here since I could barely focus on the words I was supposed to write. Grinding my teeth, I placed the final stroke of my signature. A heartbeat passed, and my gaze drifted to the floor, as if I could miraculously see what was several stories below, or rather, who was…

Kaira. Even as I mentioned her name in my head, my wolf began to whimper. I sucked in a breath through my teeth. The urge to get her out of that cell grew with every second. I kept telling myself that she was the enemy. She had tricked me. She'd played me. She deserved to suffer. But a part of me wanted to wrap my arms around her, embrace her, and never let her go. And I still tried to figure out how to silence those urges…

The door to my study room slammed open, and Korad stormed inside. “I thought you were bringing her to Oryndale to execute her, not make some silly deals with her,” he snarled as he stopped in
Continue to read this book for free
Scan code to download App
Locked Chapter
Comments (3)
goodnovel comment avatar
Becky Evans
Well. at least Torin has a sense of reasoning. Good that Dearon listened to him. Now, maybe Kaira can tell her side of the story.
goodnovel comment avatar
Bella Jersey
We need the doubt to be washed away. Because now it’s their turn to break bonds
goodnovel comment avatar
Lei Yeah
oh please Dearon be reasonable..
VIEW ALL COMMENTS

Latest chapter

  • My Fated Enemy   Peace At Last

    DEARONThe mate bonds returned. According to Torin and others, they had appeared in a blazing storm of light, striking every wolf on their way. The old, long-mated wolves had begun to cry, rejoicing to feel whole again. Some younger ones, since the Blood Moon had still been at its peak, had found their destined ones. Certainly, that explosion of feelings had caused quite a commotion…Kaira and I hadn't witnessed most of it. We had both needed time to heal, to process everything, and then to come up with a plan to restore true peace among all five kingdoms. It had taken us two months to sign treaties and make sure the peace would last.Once all the Daxus family's lies had been revealed, the gathering of Sarendonia's Alphas decided not to choose the new king for a while. The Fiery Mist Pack had lost its leadership in Eudoris, and a new Alpha would be set on the throne soon. In Farindoria, Raden had finally claimed his crown and begun to rebuild his broken kingdom. Alpha Queen Rain had be

  • My Fated Enemy   Come Back to Me

    KAIRA‘I love you.’ Dearon's voice swirled inside my head, tugging a golden thread within me. ‘Don't give up,’ he commended.I didn't want to, but the pain was too intense. My chest tightened, and a voice within me whispered that it was almost over. I was about to die. The demonic power slipped through my skin, sneaking into my veins, entering my blood. It burned worse than any poison I had ever felt. A quiet whimper slid free, and Dahak responded with a chuckle. He loomed over me like a giant spider watching the fly caught in the web. I closed my eyes, struggling to break free.‘Don't give up.’ The golden thread shone brightly again, filling me with pleasant warmth. ‘I love you.’Gods, those three words were like a cure to my pain. A tear slid down my cheek, and the pain inside me faded. I could feel the hiss spreading through me, as if my body decided to cleanse itself, refusing to acknowledge the venomous power. I opened my eyes, calmly facing the monster leaning over me.Whatever

  • My Fated Enemy   Don't Give Up

    DEARONThe exhaustion hadn't mattered when our squads had breached the Collisvale walls. The guards' eyes had widened in shock and terror. None of them had expected us to reach that far, to break through their every defense and march on their castle with full force.Torin had handed me the Moon Tear, and I'd carefully tied it around my neck. It had helped to take away some of my exhaustion and made my aching muscles heal. I hadn't wanted to use it, but the Blood Moon had reached its peak, and it would have been foolish not to expect the worst.I pressed my hand to my chest, needing to sense the bond as I stormed up the castle stairs. Most of the warriors had long engaged in the fight with our squad on the other side, while I'd used the distraction to get inside. Now I ran through the nearly empty corridors, praying I wasn't too late…‘Kaira!’ I called out through the link. ‘Kaira, I'm coming! Hold on!’ There was a plea in my tone. I cast my voice, but felt as if it crashed against the

  • My Fated Enemy   Dahak

    ‘Run!’ The voices inside me seemed to scream. The panic consuming every part of me somehow forced my muscles to work. My hands began to fist, and my upper body jerked up. I was still trembling. I was barely able to move, but the need to get out of here was pushing me beyond my limits.Around me, the Moon Tears were greedily pulsing, feeding on my life essence. Perhaps if I somehow pulled myself away, I could regain some of my strength? Sucking in a sharp breath, I planted the heels of my palms against the hard stone on the altar and forced my muscles to pull me up to sit.The Dark Demon's eyes were on me. He still looked like Jarith, but the aura around him was the most terrifying thing I had ever felt. The power radiating from him seemed to stretch all over the hall, or perhaps sneak out through the doors and spread all over the castle. He watched me like a starving predator, ready to devour its prey. His lips stretched into a bone-chilling smile, and he stepped toward me. I flinched

  • My Fated Enemy   The Ritual

    KAIRAThe sound of the groaning door dragged me to awareness. I sucked in a sharp breath as my trembling hand moved up to wipe the cold sweat off my forehead. I had been losing consciousness more times than I could count, and each time, I'd thought I would never wake up again. I had, though. Haizea wouldn't have let me die. Not until she summoned the demon.I wasn't sure what kind of spell she had cast over the crystals in the chamber, but the Moon Tears around me resembled parasites, stealing my life away no matter whether I had allowed it or not. My head fell nearly limply to the side and locked on one of the crystal-filled baskets; they all shone almost as brightly as those fully filled with magic. A bitter smile curved my lips. I was dying, and there was nothing I could do to stop this…The bright light filled the room as four guards marched toward my bed. One of them, a massive man with broad shoulders, lifted me from the bed and tossed me over his shoulder like a sack of potatoe

  • My Fated Enemy   It Ends Today

    DEARONI untied the piece of parchment Talon had brought and unrolled it to read the message. My lips stretched into a sly grin, and I drew a more relaxed breath.“Good news?” Torin walked toward me.“Raden finally sent his squads to join ours on the line of Eudoris' border,” I told him.He huffed out a laugh and clasped his hands together. “We actually have leverage now, a genuine shot to crush the Eudoris army.”“Even better,” I said smugly. “General Ameer wrote that they'd managed to defeat more than half of the enemy's squads before the reinforcements arrived. The Fiery Mist Pack is nearly defenseless against our warriors wielding the Moon Tears.”A wide smile curved Torin's lips, but the worry in his eyes remained. “Maybe Raden could move a few squads to help us fight on Sarendonia's side?” He locked his eyes on mine. “I know that we need to make sure Eudoris will not rise again, but…”“You're afraid that Alpha Rain's army won't make it in time to aid us,” I finished for him.He b

More Chapters
Explore and read good novels for free
Free access to a vast number of good novels on GoodNovel app. Download the books you like and read anywhere & anytime.
Read books for free on the app
SCAN CODE TO READ ON APP
DMCA.com Protection Status