All Chapters of fate betrayal : Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

Chapter 42: Guarded LoyaltiesKillian’s POVThe sun barely touched the horizon when I stepped outside, the crisp morning air doing little to ease the storm brewing inside me. Every instinct I had screamed to protect Aria, but I couldn’t ignore the gnawing thought that protecting her was becoming more than just an obligation. It was personal.The sound of laughter pulled my attention toward the training grounds. Aria stood there, a sword in her hands, sparring with one of my warriors. She was graceful, fierce, and utterly unyielding, a force I couldn’t look away from.“Alpha,” Lucas’s voice cut through my thoughts, breaking the trance. “You’ve been staring at her for a solid minute.”I shot him a glare. “I’m observing.”Lucas smirked, leaning casually against the fence. “Sure you are. Is this ‘observing’ going to get in the way of you leading, or should I start calling her Alpha instead?”“Enough, Lucas,” I growled, turning away from the training grounds.But his words lingered, a bitt

CHAPTER 44: The Rogue's warnings ARIA POV The rogue leader, a wiry woman cloaked in tattered gray, leaned against the doorframe of the abandoned observatory, her eyes scanning Aria with a mix of caution and intrigue. Moonlight filtered through the broken windows, casting eerie shadows across the dusty room. The air smelled of mildew and forgotten secrets, a fitting setting for the warning Aria hadn’t anticipated.“You’ve got no idea what you’re walking into,” the woman said, her voice a raspy whisper that still carried the weight of authority. “Veyron isn’t just toying with you. He’s setting up the endgame, and if you don’t stop him, none of us will have a future to fight for.”Aria folded her arms, keeping her expression neutral even as unease coiled in her gut. “Who are you to lecture me on Veyron’s plans? Last I checked, you’re not exactly known for your loyalty to anyone but yourself.”The woman smirked, a glint of amusement flickering in her steel-gray eyes. “Fair. But let’s ju

Chapter 46: Bound by ShadowsAria's POVMy chest heaved like if I had been running for miles when I woke up in the middle of the night. My skin still crawled from the lingering traces of a dream, a strong, scorching bond with Darius. My mark, the slight scar where our link was sealed, burned under my fingers as I touched it.This wasn't typical.I flung my legs over the edge of the bed and tossed off the covers. Through the window, the dim glimmer of the moon shone, casting silvery rays over my apartment. My inner wolf shifted uneasily, muttering something I couldn't quite make out.Darius.His face flashed in my head as the name came out of nowhere. The weight of his remorse, those penetrating eyes, and the way he gazed at me as if I were both his savior and his downfall. I hated it. hated him. I detested this...pull.However, the relationship was now stronger. It seemed to me like a chain, tightening rather than just tying us together.I was startled by a knock at the door and was s

CHAPTER 48: Shadow's WithinARIA POV As I made my way through the thick underbrush, the forest was eerily quiet, and I could feel my pulse beating in sync with the steady crunch of leaves under my boots. Tension permeated the air, and every shadow seemed to be alive and observing. In order to prevent Veyron's soldiers from seeing them, Killian's pack had sought safety in a remote glade and had their rendezvous in secret. However, the nagging feeling that something was wrong persisted.As I got closer to the clearing, the faint smell of burning wood blended with the smell of pine and moist dirt. I could see Killian standing in the middle of the gathering, his dominating presence obvious from where I was hiding. His blue eyes peered at the group of wolves with the intensity of a predator about to strike, and his golden hair caught the flickering firelight.When I saw Sylas, the newest member of the pack, among them, my heart began to race. I had never felt comfortable with him. He was

Chapter 50: Shadows in the MoonlightAria’s POVTonight the woodland felt strange. The moon's silvery light gave the world a dreamlike radiance, but it didn't make my chest feel any lighter. Even though Darius had protected me from Veyron's assault, the psychological and bodily wounds from that confrontation would not go away.Between the intensity of our battle and the unsettling sense that something more significant was approaching, I was restless. I walked into the woods by myself after leaving the protection of the packhouse. The limbs of the tall trees clawed at the sky as they swung, like muttering secrets.The attraction became more powerful the further I went. It seemed as if an invisible force was leading me to a location that I didn't know but that seemed oddly familiar. My heart raced with panic, excitement, and an unidentified emotion.Then I caught sight of her.---Her ethereal presence exuded elegance and strength as she stood in the middle of a clearing. The Goddess of