Semua Bab Betrayed By The Alpha ~ Claimed By The Rogue: Bab 111 - Bab 120

Rylan’s POVThe night stretched endlessly as I sat outside. The cool air settled over me, but I barely noticed it. My thoughts were tangled, circling the same scene over and over. Lyra standing in Damian’s room, her hand in his. Her eyes filled with surprise when I entered.I hated to be angry at her. I didn't want to be. But in that instance, I'd been angry, knowing well that she'd gone to see Damian of her own volition wje for whatever reason she had, she'd dismissed the guards at the door. I didn't want to know what they'd discussed, but if it had made her dismiss the guards, I could only guess the intensity of the conversation and the possible plans and secrets shared in that room.I hated to not trust her. I didn't like that my mind was moving in the direction that it was, but I didn't also know what else to think.Lee was quiet for a long time. I knew he was there, watching me from within. He always stayed silent when I needed time to think. Finally, I spoke to him.“Why would s

Eloisa's POVI sat at my desk, staring at the papers scattered across its surface. Names and positions of the pack’s key members filled every page. These were the people I needed on my side. I was Damian’s chosen mate, not some placeholder like Kaius. Yet the pack clung to him as if he were their savior.Tapping my fingers on the desk, I thought about how I could outmaneuver him. Kaius might have strength and loyalty, but he lacked the subtlety I possessed. No one would openly oppose him, not while Damian’s choice hung over their heads like an unbreakable law. I would have to be careful, work in the shadows where no one could see what I was doing.Reaching for the small bell on my desk, I rang it softly. Within moments, the door creaked open, and Alexis slipped inside. She moved like a ghost—silent, quick, and unseen by anyone who wasn’t meant to notice her. A perfect ally.“Is everything ready?” I asked her, keeping my voice low.She nodded. “The meeting is set for tonight. Everyone

Eloisa's POVThe morning was quiet, but my thoughts were anything but. I couldn’t shake the worry that had been growing inside me for days. Damian had been gone too long, and I didn’t trust him. He claimed to be handling matters outside the pack, but I knew better. He was likely trying to win Lyra back, to bring her and those babies here. If that happened, everything I’d worked for would crumble.I couldn’t let that happen.I made my way to the edge of the territory, slipping past the guards unnoticed. They didn’t question me anymore. As far as they knew, I was their Luna, the rightful leader of the pack in Damian’s absence. But I knew my position wasn’t as secure as I wanted it to be.The forest grew thicker as I walked, the air damp and heavy. I didn’t stop until I reached the sorceress’s secluded hut. The place always made me uneasy, but I needed answers. I needed her help.Pushing open the creaky wooden door, I stepped inside. The air smelled of herbs and smoke, and the old sorcer

Damian's POVThe moment Rylan and his men left the pack grounds, I could feel the tension in the air. It was as if the pack was holding its breath, waiting for something to happen. I didn’t blame them. An attack on a pack’s border wasn’t just a warning; it was a declaration of war.I stood near the main hall, my arms crossed, watching as the remaining members of Rylan’s pack scrambled to secure the area. It was chaos, but controlled chaos. They knew their roles, even if their movements were hurried and unsure."This is bad," Roy growled in my mind. "If the rogues regroup or attack from another direction, this place will crumble.""I know," I replied silently, clenching my fists. "But I can’t let that happen.""You shouldn’t even be here," Roy said, his tone harsh. "This isn’t our pack. Why are we even bothering?""Because Lyra is here," I snapped back. "And my children. I won’t let anything happen to them."Roy was silent for a moment before speaking again, softer this time. "You’ve

Rylans POVThe forest was quiet now, but the silence didn’t ease the tension in my chest. The battle with the rogues had ended, and they were retreating to their territory. Their Alpha had finally agreed to leave the WhiteMoon pack alone after hours of negotiations and bloodshed. I made it clear that if they ever tried to attack us again, I wouldn’t spare them next time. Caspian and Finn flanked me as we headed back home, their expressions as grim as mine.“Lee,” I called out to my wolf, needing his voice in the stillness of my mind. “Do you think Damian has taken Lyra and the babies? Do you think he’s ruined everything while we’ve been gone?”Lee’s voice was calm but sharp. “Damian might have changed, but he’s still a risk. If he’s done anything to harm Lyra or the pack, we won’t spare him.”I clenched my fists, anger bubbling beneath the surface. “If he’s touched them, I’ll hunt him down. I’ll make him pay for every second of chaos he’s caused.”“Don’t get ahead of yourself,” Lee wa