Semua Bab BETRAYED BY MY ALPHA : Bab 101 - Bab 110

Chapter 102: Legacy of the MoonSelene's POVThe morning sickness hit me hard as I rushed to the bathroom, barely making it in time. My stomach heaved as I emptied its contents, tears streaming down my face. This was the third morning in a row, and I couldn't hide it anymore. I was pregnant with Logan's child.Through our mate bond, I felt Logan's concern before I heard his footsteps. His warm hand rubbed circles on my back as I finished being sick. "My love, we need to tell the packs," he said softly.I nodded weakly, letting him help me up. My reflection in the mirror showed my pale face, but there was something different now - a glow that seemed to come from within. My hand drifted to my still-flat stomach where our miracle grew."I'm scared, Logan," I whispered, voicing my deepest fear. "The prophecy about our baby... what if something goes wrong?" The elders' words echoed in my mind - our child would unite all packs, but at what cost?Logan pulled me close, his strong arms making

Chapter 104: The Spreading AfflictionSelene's POVThe morning sickness had barely subsided when I heard the first screams from the pack grounds. My hand instinctively went to my still-flat belly, where our miracle baby grew stronger each day. Through the window of Logan's - our - bedroom, I could see wolves stumbling and collapsing, their bodies wracked with violent tremors."Logan!" I called out, but he was already bursting through the door, his face tight with worry."Stay here," he ordered, though his voice was gentle. "Whatever this illness is, we can't risk you or the baby being exposed."I wanted to argue, to help somehow, but another wave of nausea reminded me of my current limitations. The silver markings on my skin pulsed faintly, responding to my distress and the growing life within me.Through our mate bond, I could feel Logan's fear and determination as he coordinated the pack's response. Wolves from both Blood Moon and Nightfall territories were falling ill, their bodies

Chapter 106: Mother's CourageSelene's POVThe room was quiet, but the silence wasn’t peaceful. It was heavy, thick with tension and fear. I sat on the edge of the bed, my hands resting on my stomach, feeling the faint flutter of life within me. My child. My miracle. My reason for everything.I could hear Logan pacing outside the door, his boots thudding against the wooden floor. He was trying to keep his voice low, but I could still hear the sharp edge of his words as he argued with Yarrow.“She’s not doing it,” Logan growled. “I won’t let her risk herself or the baby. There has to be another way.”Yarrow’s voice was calm, but firm. “Alpha, we’ve tried everything else. The illness is spreading faster than we can contain it. If we don’t act now, we’ll lose more wolves. This is the only way.”I closed my eyes, my heart aching at the desperation in Logan’s voice. He was trying so hard to protect me, to protect our child. But I couldn’t ignore the cries of the wolves outside, the mothers

Chapter 108: Spirit TrialsSelene's POVThe world around me was a blur of light and shadow, a place that felt both endless and suffocating. I stood in the middle of it, my feet bare against a ground I couldn’t see, my heart pounding in my chest. I didn’t know how I had gotten here, but I knew why.I was between worlds.The memory of the ritual was still fresh in my mind—the fire in my veins, the way my body had felt like it was being torn apart. I had done it for the packs, for the wolves who were suffering, for the child growing inside me. But now, I was here, in this strange, empty place, and I didn’t know how to get back.“Selene.”The voice was soft, but it echoed all around me, filling the space with warmth. I turned, my breath catching in my throat. A figure stood before me, cloaked in silver light. As they stepped closer, I saw their face—my mother’s face.“Mom?” My voice trembled, and tears pricked at my eyes.She smiled, her expression gentle and full of love. “You’ve come fa

Chapter 110: Birth of DestinySelene's POVThe air felt alive, humming with an energy I couldn’t explain. The moon hung low in the sky, impossibly large and glowing with a silver light that bathed the forest in an otherworldly glow. The stars seemed to pulse in rhythm with my heartbeat, their light weaving patterns across the heavens. It was beautiful, but it was also terrifying.I sat on the edge of the bed, my hands gripping the sheets as another contraction tore through me. The pain was sharp and unrelenting, but it wasn’t just the physical agony that had me trembling. It was the weight of what was happening, the knowledge that this moment would change everything.“Breathe, Selene,” Yarrow said, her voice calm but firm. She knelt beside me, her hands moving in practiced motions as she prepared the herbs and tools she would need. “You’re strong. You can do this.”I nodded, though my breath came in short, ragged gasps. My body felt like it was on fire, every muscle straining as the c