LOGINChapter 192Aurora’s POVThe room fell into a tense silence.No one moved.No one breathed too loudly.It felt like the entire world had paused to watch what I was about to do.Cassidy arranged pillows behind me carefully. “You need to lie beside him,” she said softly. “Your bodies must be close. The bond is stronger that way.”My heart pounded harder.I nodded and slowly climbed onto the bed, ignoring the weakness in my limbs. My body still hadn’t fully recovered, but I pushed past it. I lay beside Liam, turning slightly so I faced him.He looked the same.Still.Quiet.Unreachable.My fingers slid into his, lacing them together.“They may start to slow,” Cassidy warned quietly. “Your breathing… your heartbeat. Don’t panic. Just focus on finding him.”Lucious stepped forward suddenly. “Aurora… wait.”I looked up at him.His eyes were red. “If something goes wrong—”“I know,” I whispered.Bella squeezed his hand, holding him back. My grandmother wiped her tears silently. My father sto
Aurora’s POVThe sixth day broke something inside me.Not loudly. Not suddenly. Just slowly… like a thread snapping after being stretched too far.Liam still hadn’t woken up.I sat beside him, staring at his face, searching for something—anything—that would tell me he was still fighting. A twitch. A breath. A change. But there was nothing. Just the same stillness. The same quiet.My fingers tightened around his.“This isn’t fair,” I whispered.My voice sounded hollow even to me.“I came back… I woke up… I fought… and you’re still gone.”The frustration had been building for hours—maybe days. I couldn’t tell anymore. My chest felt tight, my thoughts restless, my emotions swinging between anger and fear so quickly it made me dizzy.“You don’t get to leave me like this!” I snapped suddenly, my voice louder than I intended.Everyone in the room looked up.Lucious stepped forward carefully. “Aurora—”“No,” I said sharply. “Don’t tell me to calm down. Don’t tell me he needs time. It’s been
Chapter 190 Aurora’s POV It had been three days. Three long, unbearable days since I woke up. Three days of silence. Three days of waiting. Three days of hoping that the next breath, the next movement, the next second… Liam would finally open his eyes. But he didn’t. He lay the same. Still. Quiet. Pale. And every day that passed made the fear inside me grow heavier. I had slept for days before waking up, they told me. My body had been completely drained after the fight. My wolf had nearly shut down. The baby had fought to keep me alive, Cassidy said. That tiny heartbeat had pulled me back. But Liam… He had been like this the entire time. Even while I slept. Even while I recovered. He never woke. The thought crushed my chest every time it resurfaced. I sat beside him again, the chair pulled so close to the bed that my knees touched the mattress. My body was still weak, my movements slower than usual, but I didn’t care. The only thing that mattered was him. “I’m changin
Chapter 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 88 Liam’s POV I left the festival with fire in my chest. His words still echoed in my mind — mockery, right before the entire pack. He dared to speak to me like that? I clenched my fists. “I am the future Alpha King!” I hissed through my teeth, pointing to myself. “I deserve respect.” T
Chapter 87 Selene Night wrapped the courtyard in velvet. I leaned in the shadowed corner beside Ronan, watching the last of the festival lights tremble like captive stars. He smelled of smoke and pine, a good coin of a man. I gave him a slow smile. “So?” I asked softly. “How is it with Aurora?”
Chapter 79 Aurora By the time I stepped outside, the castle grounds had completely transformed. Bright banners fluttered in the warm breeze, tables overflowed with food and golden drinks, and laughter filled the air. The scent of roasted meat and wildflowers mixed — rich, warm, and wild, just lik
Chapter 85Cassidy’s POVThe air trembled with the sound of chains. The moonlight bled through the cracks of the cell, silver and sharp as blades. Aurora’s growls shook the ground beneath my feet — low, deep, not of a normal wolf.“Look, Oliver!” I shouted over the deafening clatter. “Her eyes—she’







