All Chapters of The Half-Life of a Werewolf: Chapter 141 - Chapter 150

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Whoever did this will pay

Chapter 140LiamThe sound reached me before the sight did.Shouts—not of alarm, but of command. The sharp clash of boots on stone. The crackle of fire.My heart lurched.I was already moving before thought caught up, instincts screaming, wolf surging forward like a storm breaking loose. I ran through the corridor, past startled guards, past smoke curling along the ceiling.Then I saw her.Aurora lay on the floor near the kitchens, pale against the dark stone, her body unnaturally still. Blood stained her gown, spreading fast beneath her side. The smell hit me next—iron, smoke, and something wrong. Very wrong.My world narrowed to her.I dropped to my knees beside her, hands shaking as I gathered her into my arms. “Aurora,” I breathed, my voice breaking despite every effort to stay strong. “Aurora, stay with me.”She didn’t stir.Rage and fear collided inside me, tearing through my chest. My wolf howled, wild and furious, demanding blood, demanding answers. I lifted her carefully, hol

Leave

Chapter 141AuroraConsciousness returned to me slowly, like dawn breaking through thick fog. At first, there was only warmth—soft sheets, steady air, the quiet rhythm of a heartbeat that wasn’t my own. Then the ache followed. Dull, deep, but no longer sharp. Manageable. Almost distant.I blinked, my vision adjusting, and memory rushed back in fragments—fire, smoke, pain so blinding it stole my breath.I inhaled sharply and shifted.That was when I saw him.Liam sat beside the bed, shoulders tense, eyes fixed on me as if he’d been willing me to wake. The moment my fingers twitched, he leaned forward, panic flashing openly across his face.“You’re awake,” he said, voice tight with relief and fear all at once. “How do you feel, wife? Are you in pain? Do you need water—anything?”His questions tumbled out too fast.I swallowed and managed a small smile. “I’m okay, Liam,” I murmured, my voice rough. I tried to push myself upright, testing my strength. “It doesn’t hurt much anymore. I thin

Should I leave?

Chapter 142Aurora Time passed quietly after Liam left, the room settling into a heavy stillness that pressed against my chest. I was still staring at the door when it opened again, more gently this time.My father rushed in first, his face pale, eyes wide with fear he didn’t try to hide. My grandmother followed closely behind him, her usual calm shaken, her hands trembling as she hurried to my bedside.“Aurora,” my father breathed, dropping to his knees beside me. His hands cupped my face as if he needed to feel that I was real, alive. “My child… are you hurt badly?”“I’m here,” Grandma said softly, already pulling the covers back slightly, inspecting me with sharp, worried eyes. “Let me look at you. Oh, my brave girl…”“I’m fine,” I said quickly, forcing a reassuring smile even as my chest tightened at the sight of them like this. “I promise. The pain is much better now. I’m healing.”My father exhaled shakily, pressing his forehead to the side of the bed for a moment before straig

The Hidden Sanctuary

Chapter 143Liam I left Aurora’s chamber with a heaviness that settled straight into my chest. The moment the door clicked shut behind me, guilt hit harder than any blow I had ever taken in battle. I hated that we argued. I hated that she was hurt—because of me, because I wasn’t alert enough. After all, someone dared to attack my Luna under my watch.All I wanted was her safety. Why did it have to turn into a fight?I raked a hand through my hair, pacing, trying to swallow the frustration burning in my throat. I couldn’t go back inside and force her to talk—not when she was weak, not when she asked me to leave. So I did the only thing that made sense: I went to find Lucious.He was in the small sitting room connected to our mother’s temporary quarters. Bella was asleep on his lap, and he was brushing strands of her hair away with a soft smile. I envied that kind of calm.Lucious looked up the moment he sensed my presence. “You look like you fought a mountain and lost.”I dropped into

Waiting for the next day

Chapter 144AuroraEvening had settled softly over the room, the kind of quiet dusk that made the walls feel warmer and the shadows gentler. I was resting on the bed, eyes half‑closed, letting my mind drift when I heard Liam’s footsteps enter. I didn’t need to look to know it was him—his scent reached me first, familiar and comforting. I opened my eyes slowly, and he was already sitting beside me, his expression calm but his shoulders tense, as if he had been walking around with a heavy weight on his mind.His hand moved carefully to the place where I had been stabbed earlier. The wound had healed completely, leaving no mark behind, but he still checked as though he expected to find something wrong. His eyes softened the moment he confirmed I was fine.“How do you feel, wife?” he asked gently.“I feel much better,” I replied, watching the relief wash over him.He shifted closer, his voice low, almost hesitant. “Aurora, I’m sorry. I made that decision for you without thinking about how

Betrayal

Chapter 145 Aurora Morning came too quickly. When my eyes opened, a quiet heaviness settled over my chest—a weight I knew I’d carry until this was all over. I was leaving today. Leaving my home… my people… my mate. Not to run, but to survive long enough to protect everything I loved. Liam stirred beside me, and the moment his gaze met mine, something in him softened. He didn’t speak at first. He pulled me into his arms, holding me as if his embrace alone could stop time. His lips brushed my forehead, my temple, my cheek—slow, lingering kisses full of fear and devotion. We stayed like that for a long while, tangled in each other, breathing in the moment as though it might be our last. No words. Only warmth… only the painful sweetness of love. Eventually, I slipped from the bed and washed up, trying to steady my heart. My hands trembled as I dressed. I told myself I was being brave, but bravery never erased fear. A soft knock came before the door opened. My father and gra

They took my mate

Chapter 146Liam The moment I heard shouting outside the castle gates, something cold and heavy settled in my chest. It wasn’t ordinary shouting. It was panicked—desperate. The kind of sound that only follows blood.I rushed out, and the sight that hit me nearly brought me to my knees.Lucious—my brother—was being carried in by three omegas, barely conscious, barely breathing, his entire body smeared in blood. Too much blood.For a heartbeat, my world stopped.No Aurora.No sign of her anywhere.My heart slammed painfully against my ribs. No. No, no, noI ran toward them, grabbing Lucious from their arms. “What happened?!” I barked, fear sharpening every word.He didn’t answer, he couldn’t. His head lolled to the side, eyes half-open and unfocused. His skin was ghostly pale, his breathing shallow.Bella rushed in at that moment, her face draining of color as she saw him. “Lucious!” she cried, dropping to her knees beside us, her hands trembling as she touched his cheek. Tears streame

I need to escape

Chapter 147 Aurora The teleportation was violent. It felt like being dragged across thorns, my insides twisting, my breath ripped out of my chest. When it ended, I collapsed on hard stone, dizzy and nauseous. The magic around me felt different — ancient, cold, and heavy. Something was wrong with this place. I pushed myself up, but a sharp kick slammed into my ribs. “Stay down,” one of them growled. I coughed, tasting blood. My wolf snarled inside me but couldn’t surface — the knife wound on my shoulder still burned with that horrible magic. It stopped healing. It weakened me. They dragged me across a long hallway carved into rock. Torches lined the walls, smelling of herbs, blood… and something worse. Fear. A door creaked open. They shoved me inside. The cell stank of mold and old iron, the kind of scent that clung to your skin like a curse. Chains lined the walls, some rusted, some new — which told me they’d been preparing for someone. Maybe for me. My wrists burned

I need to bring her home

Chapter 148 Liam I stood at the castle gates long after the warriors had assembled, my fists clenched so tightly my knuckles had gone white. The scent of blood still lingered in the air, Lucious’ blood, and every breath felt like swallowing fire. Aurora was gone and taken and stolen right out of my hands. I couldn’t think about anything else. “Alpha, the warriors are ready,” one of the guards said quietly, bowing his head. I didn’t even acknowledge him with words just a sharp nod. My voice felt trapped somewhere behind the weight on my chest. I stepped forward, looking over the rows of wolves hundreds of them standing at attention, waiting for my order. “Search everywhere,” I finally said, but the words cracked. I cleared his throat. “Every territory, every border, every forbidden ground. I don’t care who you disturb. I don’t care what you break through. Bring her back.” A ripple of determination passed through the warriors, and they bowed before scattering into the night. The

Denial

Chapter 149Liam POVDays passed.Days without Aurora.Days without sleep.Days without a single breath that didn’t feel like burning ash in my lungs.The castle felt colder. Larger. Emptier.Every hallway whispered her name. Every room smelled like her fading scent.And every sunset reminded me that another day had passed without my Luna beside me.I wasn’t the same.My wolf paced inside me like a beast in a cage—snarling, restless, sensing betrayal somewhere close but unable to identify it. It clawed at my insides, begging to be let loose, begging to tear down every wall until we found her.I had become colder. Sharper.And angrier.Father came.“Liam,” he said one morning as I stood over the war table, maps scattered, candles burning at both ends. “You need to rest. Your mind—”“My mind is fine,” I snapped. “What I need is Aurora back.”“Son… you won’t think clearly like this.”“I don’t need clarity,” I growled. “I need answers. And blood.”Father sighed deeply but didn’t argue. He

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