LOGINChapter 189 Aurora’s POV Darkness clung to me like a heavy blanket. I floated somewhere between sleep and pain, between silence and distant voices. My body felt weightless, yet unbearably heavy at the same time. I couldn’t tell how long I had been like that. Minutes. Hours. Days. Everything blurred into nothing. Then— A faint warmth. Soft. Fragile. Persistent. It pulsed inside me, like a tiny flame refusing to go out. My breath hitched weakly. The warmth spread slowly through my chest, then lower… settling deep within me. My heart responded to it, beating a little stronger. My body felt drawn toward it, like something inside me was calling me back. The baby. The realization came softly, but powerfully. My baby was fighting. Holding on. Calling me back. No… I couldn’t leave. Not when my child was trying. Not when Liam… Liam. The memory hit me all at once. Damian. The fight. The rage. The power. Then Liam’s arms catching me. Safe. My eyes fluttered open. Li
Chapter 188 Cassidy’s POV The smell of blood refused to leave my nose. Even after the war ended… even after the screams faded… even after the wolves retreated into silence… the scent still lingered in the air like something carved into memory. I sat against the cold stone wall, breathing slowly, forcing my hands to stop shaking. My body ached from the fight. My magic reserves were drained, barely flickering inside me, but I was alive. Barely. Bella knelt beside me earlier, helping stop the bleeding on my shoulder, but I had pushed myself up the moment I heard Liam had fallen. Everything after that moved too fast. Too chaotic. Too terrifying. I remembered Lucious shouting. I remembered Liam on the ground. Aurora unconscious beside him. And Scarlett… Scarlett stabbed herself. The image still made my stomach twist. For a moment, no one moved. The battlefield froze as if time itself had shattered. Then everything rushed forward at once. Wolves running. Voices shouting. Luc
Chapter 187 Scarlett’s POV The war was slipping through my fingers. I could feel it. We were losing. My jaw tightened as I stood at the edge of the chaos, my half-shifted form tense, eyes scanning the battlefield. My forces were strong—carefully built, trained, hardened—but they were being pushed back. By my own family. My son. My former mate. The elders. I had given everything for this. Everything. A blur of movement broke through my thoughts as one of my wolves rushed toward me, panting, blood streaked across his fur. “Alpha—” he started, voice strained. “Speak,” I snapped, my patience razor-thin. “Alpha Damian… he’s dead.” For a moment— Everything stilled. Dead? My eyes flickered. A slow, dangerous smile began to form. So. It worked. Of course it did. The wolves I had planted at the ritual grounds—Alpha Atlas’s wolves—had done their job. They had eliminated him and removed the unnecessary piece from the board. Good. Very good. T
Chapter 186 Aurora’s POV Everything burned. Not just the battlefield. Not just the blood and fire and broken bodies scattered across the ritual ground. Me. I am going to make him suffer. He killed my mother. How can someone be so cruel? He killed his stepsister. My veins felt like they were filled with fire. My muscles trembled with power I could barely contain, barely understand. It surged through me—wild, ancient, overwhelming—like something that had been waiting my entire life to be released. And now that it was free… It didn’t want to go back. Damian circled me slowly. But this time, it was different. He wasn’t studying me anymore. He was wary. I could feel it. His movements were tighter, more cautious. His confidence—once suffocating—had cracked. Good. My golden eyes locked onto him, glowing brighter with every breath I took. The world around us faded into nothing. The sounds of battle dulled. The scent of blood became distant. There was only hi
Chapter 185 Liam The forest blurred around me. Branches clawed at my fur as I ran, paws pounding relentlessly against the earth. Every muscle in my body burned, but I didn’t slow down. I couldn’t. Her scent was everywhere. Faint. Fading. But still there. Aurora. I pushed harder, lungs screaming, heart hammering violently against my ribs. The world had narrowed down to one thing—one direction—one purpose. Find her. Save her. Please… just let me not be too late. The thought repeated over and over in my mind like a curse. Images flashed without warning. Aurora smiling. Aurora crying. Aurora is weak in my arms. Aurora… gone. A low, broken growl tore from my throat as I ran faster, my wolf surging forward with desperation. The bond between us pulsed faintly, guiding me like an invisible thread. She was close. Too close. Something was wrong. The air shifted. The scent of blood grew stronger. Not just a little. Too much. And beneath it—
Chapter 184Aurora’s POVThe forest spun with firelight and blood.Every breath I took burned.Every step felt heavier than the last.But I didn’t stop.I couldn’t.Damian stood across from me in his half-man, half-wolf form—towering, monstrous, and terrifyingly controlled. His body was built for war, muscles shifting beneath dark fur, his claws glinting under the flickering torchlight. His eyes locked onto me with cruel precision, studying me like I was already his.Like I had already lost.A low growl rumbled from my chest.Not prey.Never again.My golden eyes burned as I circled him, paws digging into the damp earth. Around us, wolves tore into each other, the sounds of battle crashing endlessly—snarls, screams, bones breaking. The air was thick with blood and fear.But none of that mattered.Only him.Only the life inside me.A sharp pain twisted through my abdomen again.Stronger.Sharper.My body faltered for half a second.Stay strong… please…I didn’t know if I was speaking t
Chapter 131 Liam I had thought strength was loud. That it roared in battle cries, in sharpened claws and bloodied ground, I had believed power lived only in those who stood at the front with weapons raised, who could tear through enemies and return without fear in their eyes. I was wrong. I re
Chapter 130 Aurora After Cassidy left, she suggested I train in the omega territory. She said they understood patience and control better than anyone else. I agreed. I returned to my chambers to change into something lighter, something meant for movement. I had just tied my hair back when the
Chapter 127 Aurora Night settled gently over the castle, the kind of night that hummed instead of slept. I had enjoyed the day—more than I expected. Meeting Liam’s mother, spending time with my father and grandmother, laughing softly with Bella and Cassidy. Now it was late. Too late for preten
Chapter 129 Aurora The training field was quiet when I reached it—too quiet for a place meant for strength and release. The air smelled of bark and earth, but beneath it was something sharper. Anger. Pain. I followed the sound before I saw her. Cassidy stood before one of the old practice tree







