Todos os capítulos de Mated To Three Possessed By One : Capítulo 141 - Capítulo 150

Raven POV Kelvin’s words left a chill that lingered long after he was gone. No one spoke after that. Not Gwen, not Loira, not even Asher. We just sat there in silence, the weight of everything pressing down on us like a second set of chains. That silence carried through the night and well into the next day, stretching on until time itself felt like a loop.It wasn’t until the evening that the silence broke. The grating screech of metal told us that the time had already come for my death.The heavy doors to the dungeon groaned open, spilling torchlight into the damp gloom.My heart jumped as footsteps echoed down the corridor, growing louder with each second until they stopped in front of my cell.The guard didn’t speak. He just unlocked the door, stepped inside, and grabbed me roughly by the arm.“Why am I going alone?” I demanded as he dragged me into the corridor. “What about my friends?”He sneered, not even slowing his pace. “Who knows what you lot are scheming? You think we’

Raven POV “How did you get free?” Morgan hissed, eyes narrowed, voice sharp.I gave a small smile, remembering last night.When Kelvin grabbed my hair through the bars, I thought he was just trying to scare me. He yanked hard enough to make my eyes water. But while he was hurting me, he slipped something into my palm. A key.He leaned in and whispered to me, “Don’t say a word. She has ears everywhere.”I didn’t respond. I just kept my hand closed tight around it. All night I said nothing. Not to Gwen when she called my name. Not even when my hands went numb from the chains. I waited.Now, standing in front of Morgan, I let that memory give me strength.“You missed something,” I said, holding her gaze. “You’re not the only one with a plan.”Snarling, she lunged at me, with her claws out, her face twisted with rage.“I’ll kill you!” she screamed.I dodged, just barely avoiding the strike, my breath sharp in my throat. She came at me again, and I met her with my blade. The impact jarr

Rowan POV I don’t know how long I’ve been here.Time doesn’t exist in this place. There’s only darkness… and cold. A deep, bone-cutting cold that never fades. I can’t move, can’t speak. It’s like floating in an endless void …with no ground or sky. Just nothing. And the longer I stay here, the more I feel myself slipping.Pieces of me… fading. My memories, my thoughts, my name. Sometimes I wonder if I’ve already disappeared and just don’t know it yet.But there’s something .. someone …holding me back. A thread, thin but stubborn, keeping me tethered to this world. It pulses with warmth in this frozen abyss. It’s the only thing stopping me from vanishing completely.And sometimes… sometimes I hear a voice.Though faint and frantic. Begging me to return.It echoes in the void, sharp and aching like it’s trying to pierce through all this darkness. I can’t always understand the words, but the emotion …that I feel. I can feel the person's desperation, the person's love and pain.Her voi

Rowan POV I tore into the battlefield with Kelvin at my side, our reinforcements thundering behind us. The sight that met me turned my blood cold.Our family…my family…was barely holding on.They’d taken down dozens of enemies, maybe more, but it was written all over their faces…they were exhausted, bleeding, and seconds from being overwhelmed. Gwen was limping but still slashing with her wings bloodied.Kael and Loira fought like beasts in their wolf forms, but even they were slowing. Asher was crouched low, panting, using every last ounce of strength just to stand.They were going to die.Until now.The second they saw us, I saw the flicker of hope in their eyes. A fire reigniting. But there was no time for words. No time for relief. Even a second of hesitation or distraction now could be the end of us.With a roar, I lunged into the nearest cluster of enemy wolves, tearing through them like paper. Kelvin dove in beside me, his fury as wild as mine.We cut a path through the chao

Raven POV Rowan sank slowly to the ground beneath the tall flowering tree that had once been witness to vows of forever.I followed him down, my hands already reaching for his. They were warm…but not as warm as they should be. His skin was paler than before, and though his eyes still held that fierce light, it was dimming, fading like the last stars before dawn.“I used to imagine growing old with you,” I whispered, trying to keep my voice steady as I sat beside him. “I thought we’d have time.”He smiled faintly, brushing his thumb along the back of my hand. “We did, in our way. Time didn’t give us years, Raven… but it gave us this. Right here. Right now.”I shook my head, tears spilling over my lashes.“Don’t say goodbye yet. Please. We can try again. There has to be something…anything…”“There’s nothing left to fight, love,” he murmured, gently cupping my cheek. “And I’m tired of fighting this curse.”I buried my face in his chest, listening to the fading rhythm of his heartbeat