Semua Bab The Half-Life of a Werewolf: Bab 151 - Bab 160

Chapter 150AuroraMy throat burned as the echo of my last scream faded into the stone. Two guards hovered outside the cell—bored, irritated, and completely unmoved, just like they’d been for the past two days. Something inside me had cracked. Hunger, pain, fear… it had all boiled over until I couldn’t hold it in anymore.“USELESS FOOLS!” I yelled again, slamming my fist against the wall. “Is that all you’re good for? Kidnapping your Luna? Pathetic cowards!”One guard stiffened, stepping forward as if he might strike me. Good. Let him try. At least then I’d feel something besides this hollow ache spreading through my chest.But then—“Save your energy, dear.”Everything inside me froze solid.I knew that voice.Soft. Refined. Warm in the way a knife could be warm if left in the sun.I turned slowly, every muscle trembling. A figure stepped into the corridor, torchlight sliding across her features until the dignified, crown-like structure of her face became unmistakable.Liam’s mother.

Chapter 152 Liam I couldn’t shake it. Even after Mother’s tears… even after her trembling voice and wounded expression… something inside me refused to settle. My wolf paced in my chest, restless, growling, uneasy. I didn’t trust her. And I didn’t know if it was paranoia or instinct—but the doubt clung to me like a shadow. So I left the throne room and went straight to the only person who could tell me the truth. My father. He was in his private study, sorting old scrolls, when I barged in. He looked up, startled by the force of my entrance. “Liam? What’s wrong?” I didn’t sit. Didn’t breathe. “I need you to tell me the real reason you banished Mother.” His eyes widened slightly. “Why are you asking me that now?” My throat tightened. “Because… something happened. Something I can’t ignore.” I told him everything—the guard’s report, Mother’s meeting in the woods, the conversation he overheard, her reaction when I confronted her. I told him how convincingly she cr

Chapter 154AuroraI was so weak I could barely lift my head when the cell door clanged open. Three men walked in—broad shoulders, cruel eyes, the kind of wolves who enjoyed hurting people. I staggered to my feet out of instinct, but my body failed me. One grabbed my arm, the second hit me across the face, and the third kicked my knees out from under me.Black dots danced in my vision as I hit the cold stone floor.Rough hands dragged me across the room. I tried to fight, but my body trembled as if it belonged to someone else. Before I understood what was happening, they shoved me inside something—tight, wooden, cramped. A box? A crate? I didn’t know. Everything went dark. The lid slammed shut, trapping me in a suffocating blackness.Then I felt it—movement.They were lifting me and carrying me somewhere.My breath hitched. I wanted to scream, but my throat was too dry, my strength too drained. Tears slid down my cheeks silently, disappearing into the darkness.Why was this happening?

Chapter 156 Scarlett The moment I stepped out of Liam’s chambers earlier today, I knew something had shifted in him. He was still suspicious. My son, my brilliant, gullible boy was beginning to see shadows where I had so carefully hidden them. And worse, those shadows were mine. He was suspicious. Too suspicious. The guilt in his eyes, the tension in his jaw, the way he looked at me as though he wanted to ask a thousand questions but feared the answers… yes, he was close. Too close. Aurora was the thread that could unravel my entire tapestry. If he found her soon… If he discovered who orchestrated her disappearance… If the wrong tongue slipped at the wrong moment… Everything I built would collapse. No. I couldn’t allow that. So, I began crafting a new narrative—one with enough poison to mislead, enough truth to sound believable, and enough fire to burn every other suspect but me. Rumors. The oldest, sharpest weapon in the history of wolves. I stood in my room, the door

Chapter 158 Liam The news hit like a blade to the chest. A messenger burst into the hall, breathless, eyes wide with fear. “Alpha—some powerful packs’ betas invaded the omega territory. Several adults were killed. Some were taken. They were too fast before we arrived. For a moment, everything went silent in my head. Then something in me snapped. I slammed my fist against the stone wall, the sound echoing through the chamber. “Send more beta warriors to the omega territory now and send some warriors to track their trails!” I roared, pacing like a caged wolf. “Immediately!” The room erupted. Voices overlapped. My father tried to step closer. Lucious reached out. My mother called my name. But I couldn’t hear any of them. “How dare they?” I shouted. “How dare they invade my land—my people!” My chest heaved, fury burning hot. “My wife is missing, my pack is bleeding, and they think I’ll stay still?” I turned sharply, eyes blazing. “The separation gate was removed for unity. I sto