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°•♡Chapter 63~ The Veil is Lifted

Author: Ms.Wonder
last update Last Updated: 2025-06-30 22:50:16

《》Lucien's POV

I don’t know why I went for a walk that morning. Maybe I was hoping the cold air would silence the noise in my head. Or maybe, deep down, I knew I needed to see it with my own eyes—the rot I’d ignored for years.

The pack lands didn’t look like home anymore.

I walked past the village center first. The heart of the pack, once alive with voices, now eerily silent. Shops were open, but no one lingered. The vendors looked bored, the people moved quickly like they were afraid of something. Of someone.

Me.

That thought stung.

There had been a time when they used to bow and smile. They used to believe in me. And why wouldn’t they? I was their Alpha. I was the son of a great leader. I was supposed to make them feel safe.

And I’d failed them.

Rogues walked through the side alleys like they belonged here. My warriors ignored them, barely sparing them a glance. I spotted one—Ren, I think—chatting with a rogue like they were friends. Laughing.

I felt sick.

How did I let this happen?
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