All Chapters of The Alpha's Vengeance: Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

AURORAThe weight of the three Alpha’s alone with me in the room was suffocating. It was hard to breathe. Marcus words hit like a blade, sharp and without mercy.“You hurt Damon so much. He might have forgiven you, but I haven’t. I saw how broken he was when you left him.” Marcus said, his voice low but blistering with resentment.I felt my knees might give out beneath me. The judgement in his eyes cut deeper than his words.“Damon has punished her enough, Alpha Marcus.” Eden spoke, his voice was calm and measured.My eyes welled with tears as I stared down at my hands, trembling in my lap. The silence screamed louder than words.“W-What do you want from me?” I asked, my voice barely a whisper. My gaze fixed firmly on the table, too afraid to meet their eyes.Marcus leaned back, folding his arms. “Simple. Make Damon happy.”“I never meant to leave Damon, I had no choice then… I love him. I really do.” My voice cracked as I spoke.“You don’t hurt the one you love. You fight for it. Not

AURORA“Ladies and gentlemen of Moonshadow pack, and all packs under my rule, I gather you all here for the happiest day of my life. I present to you… my mate, Luna, and queen… Aurora. The love of my life.” Damon declared, his voice ringing through the air.A thunderous wave of cheers and applause erupted from the crowd. Joy and celebration filled the air.But my eyes drifted to the corner of the crowd; to the faces I recognized from my birth pack; and my heart sank. Their faces were still. Cold, angry, disapproving. Their eyes were daggers.I followed Damon as he walked in. “Damon, you need to stop this… what have you done?”He didn’t look at me. He kept walking, his jaw tight. The palace was filled with joy, but I could feel the storm behind it; the weight of resentment, the threat of rebellion simmering in the shadows.“Moonshadow may be celebrating, but my pack… they hate me,” I said, my voice cracking.Damon stopped. Slowly, he turned to me, his eyes firm, unwavering. “There’s n

AURORAIt had been three days since the night the angry mob gathered outside the palace.The silence that blanketed the pack was too loud; an eerie kind of quiet that stirred my nerves and twisted my stomach, making me feel sick.“Why are you not eating?” Damon asked as I sat at the dining table as I played with the food.“I’m not hungry,” I replied.“You look pale, you have to eat, Aurora.” Damon said.I know whenever I am anxious I lose appetite, I know those people that hurt me won’t let me have peace until I am dead.I fear for Damon, as if that is not enough Damon’s uncle hasn’t hidden his hatred for me also.My mind drifted back to the day I was outside in the garden, basking in the sun, the sweet scent coming from the flowers.“You must be the witch,” the voice came through.I turned and saw a man standing there. The hatred and scowl in his face didn’t go unnoticed. I stood confused, wondering who he was.“Pardon my manners, I’m Damon’s uncle Gideon, his only relative alive.”

AURORAI watched in horror and awe as chaos erupted before me. Warriors charged at my pack people; clashing in a brutal display of war.Screams tore through the air, mingling with the guttural growls of wolves mid-shift. Bodies dropped to the ground; some still, others writhing. The scent of blood and smoke quickly filled the atmosphere.“Show them no mercy!” I heard Damon roared. His voice thick with fury and power.His warriors responded like thunder, moving with lethal precision. It was a slaughter.Suddenly, flames burst from the trees along the palace grounds; someone had set fire, and the inferno danced dangerously close to where I hid.Damon shifted, his bones cracking and reshaping as fur burst forth. His transformation was swift and powerful, and he stood in full form; a massive, gleaming white wolf.Regal and terrifying. Every inch of him screamed Alpha king. He was the most beautiful wolf I’ve ever seen.He let out a bone chilling growl that silenced the battlefield for a

AURORAI lay in the quiet of the dimly lit room, my fingers gently brushing Damon’s hand as it rested protectively over my stomach.His body was close, warm and steady; his presence a comfort I had longed for all my life. This was peace. This was the happiness I had always wanted.But, something stirred inside me, refusing to let me settle. A question, a fear.My mind was clouded, and before I could voice it out, Damon’s voice cut through the silence.“What is bothering you, sunshine?” he asked softly, his fingers lazily tracing circles on my belly.I smiled faintly. Of course, he knew. He always did. He knew me too well.“H-how did the fight end?” I asked, the words shaky as they escaped my lips.Damon’s hand stilled for a second. His jaw tightened before he answered. “If you’re asking about your pack. I destroyed it. Burnt it down to ashes.” he said, his voice even.I gasped, my heart dropping. “I know they deserve it for everything they did but I can’t help but feel… There were i