Semua Bab Mated To Three Possessed By One : Bab 111 - Bab 120

Raven POVAfter that awful dinner with the Queen, I wasn’t able to stop throwing up. I was just grateful I made it back to my room in time.She was vile—cruel in ways I didn’t think possible. Who kills and cooks our kind like it’s some sick joke?I swear, I’ll kill her.Even when night fell and bled into morning, the anger still hadn’t left me. The only good part was seeing Rowan, and I’m sure my mind was playing tricks on me. The anger pressed against my chest like a weight I couldn’t lift. But worse than the rage was the hollow sense of helplessness gnawing at my insides. She was toying with us, twisting lives, fates, everything for her amusement.And I knew she wasn’t done.I sat curled on the floor, with my back against the wall, just trying to breathe through the heaviness when the knock came again.I jolted upright.Opening the door slowly, I found someone new. It was a beautiful she-wolf I hadn’t seen before. She had long, flowing brown hair, warm brown eyes, and soft pink

Rowan POV It had been two days since we set out for Hallow Valley, and if the map was to be trusted, we were only a few hours away.In those two days, exhaustion had clawed bones, but I kept Raven in my mind. She was the only thread tethering me to reality now.We kept walking until the path led us to a towering hill...three massive rocks jutting upward to form a jagged, steep peak. They were beautiful in a brutal kind of way, but climbing over them looked damn near impossible.“What do we do now?” Alpha Markus asked, turning to look at Ansel.“There should be a path we can follow,” Laura said, biting her lip.I turned to glance at her. In the past two days, she’d barely spoken except only when necessary. The rest of the time, she drifted through the journey like a ghost. She wasn’t the same woman who had stayed with us before. Something in her had shifted.But I can’t afford to think about her right now.Elisha stepped forward, sniffing the wind. “This place is wrong,” he mutte

Raven POV “Let them go,” I said—only, it didn’t sound like me. My voice was deeper, layered with something primal and ancient. My wolf had risen, and she was speaking through me now.“Let my mates and friends go!” I screamed, lunging at Morgan, no longer willing to play along with her twisted mind games.My claws burst from my fingertips, sharp and gleaming, just the way Rowan had taught me. The memory of his firm grip on my hands, his calm voice guiding me through every strike and stance, it all surged forward now, weaponized by rage.Morgan laughed again, but this time it was tighter, less amused.She moved with the elegance of someone who had lived for centuries. Graceful, swift, infuriatingly calm. She leaped back, avoiding my strike with ease, her cloak swirling like smoke around her. But I didn’t stop. I refused to stop.I slashed again. Missed. Again. Came closer.“You think you’re ready for this?” she sneered, her voice like velvet laced with venom. “You think you’re stro

Rowan’s POVThe room had quieted, but my mind hadn’t.“So… what about Kelvin?” I asked, breaking the silence smoke. “What was that? Why did he help us?”Raven looked up from where she sat, wrapped in a blanket that seemed far too thin for the weight on her shoulders.“Honestly… I don’t know,” she said quietly. “He is now… different. Not like before.”I frowned. “Not cruel?”She shook her head. “Not as cruel. He wasn’t the same man who locked me in chains, who stood there while I screamed. I’ll never forgive him for what he did, but this time—he helped. And I don’t know why.”That unsettled me.Kelvin was never the type to act without motive. Whatever his reason was, it couldn’t be simple mercy.Ansel leaned forward, eyes on me now. “Then what do we do about the Priestess, Rowan?”I didn’t answer right away. I looked toward the dagger on the table. The ashes still faintly marked the wood beneath it. The Queen may be gone—or worse, not gone—but the Priestess deceived us.“She fooled

Raven POV “Rowan, I want to talk to you.”He turned toward me, his eyes soft despite the surrounding chaos. “Are you okay?”“Yeah, I just need to talk.”He took my hand and led me away from the others, down the dim corridor to the balcony overlooking the forest. The cool breeze brushed against my skin as if trying to soothe the storm of emotions inside me.Leaning on the railing, he kept his gaze fixed on me. “You said you needed to talk. So talk to me, Raven.”Before he could speak, I closed the distance and kissed him. His hands moved to the back of my neck, pulling me closer until I was completely enveloped by his warmth. His mouth claimed mine with a fierce tenderness, and I lost myself in him.Tears began to fall before I even realized it.“Raven, what’s wrong? Are you hurt anywhere?” he asked, concern threading his voice.Rowan’s arms tightened around me, and I clung to him like he was the last solid thing in a world that kept trying to pull me apart.He whispered in my ear,